The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-02-12
And His Bonnie Bride OF the
Prairie State-COrdlal
Reception.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles +. Mes
serly Entertained at
the Park Hotel.
EIe9ent Toilets of Ladies' Music
and Dancing Sumptuous
Barquet.


M+sserly and his lair young bride recep- |
ton on their return from their wedding |
tour. which would not only testify to his |
popularitv. hut In q biting manner recog- 7,
nize his position as chief executive oil the
city.
asst night being set apart for the affair, !
q large number OF the most substantial
citizens assembled at the Park hotel and
passed a most enjoyable evening.
The programme for the evening was an
der the management OF the following we'll
known gentlemen: M,Ssrs. Louis Deutsch,
4. Fleischmann ID. l. HOlcomb, ii. Demuth,
c F.. Hgenfritz, j. Jaynes and r. Guen'her,
and not one inharmOniOus accord marred
the serenity of the occasion.
The address was mlde by Judge j. a.
Lacy who paid high tribute To the mayor,
as a city official, and in a Jew well chosen
remarks on behalf OF himself and the
citizens of Sedalia, welcomed himself
and bride TO their future home.
Msyor Messerly then made very pleas.
ant and appropriated response IN behalf oil
his lately chosen wife and himself In
/ in which he returned thanks for the honor
! and appreciation which had been shown
him and alter some very earnest and hearty
applause, the large assemblage proceeded
| 10 dismanlle the bangueiIng tables Inc
latter were most beautifully ornsmenled
with pyramids of fruits, candies, maca-
rooms. oranges, etc. and presnted very at
tractiye appearance. Ii seems almost In.
| r;dous to speak of the Sicher Brothers
excellent TASTE In connected with the details
al the mepue but suffice IL TO say, they
were fully up TO the high standard which
they have won throughout the state and the
cold meats, fried and stewed oysters, salads,
creams, fruits, cakes, and confectionery
were served delicaIely and IN keeping Win
the. festivities of the occasion.
Alter the banquet had been disposed oil
the following dance programme occupied
the attention of the guests and continued
without intermiSsiou until late hour:
March. qusdrille, waltz, lancers, (Sara-
; toeal. polka, quadrille, racquet, waltz
(HarvardJ, lancers (plainl, polka, schot
tische. ouairille, waltz, lancers (Saratoga }
Newport, Tucker.
: MAYOR MeSserly's bride is petite blond'
with with a very piquant and charming
; presence, anG last night was attired IN
costume fashioned by a capable Frencl
modiste, of Ntw Orleans. 1t was compose
of white Paris muslin, lace embroidery
VaIenciennes lace and tiny tucking III
nnaerdress cut en- Iraine was finished at tn
bottom with houuce made OF the tuckln
cut bias. small squares of embroidery an
e alternate rows of the lace, the bottom OF tn
D tlounce edged with deep fall oil lace tn
front of the skirt was entirely com
posed of the lace and embroider
formed in a diagonal design; Tn
draperies long aud slightly Topped, were a
most composed of the lace while TN
bssoue was a combination of the lace an
, lace embroidery, finished at the neck wit
e a fall of white ostrich tips; haDdsom
II sash of white moire ribbon tied In a larg
bow at the back, long white kid gloves, Ia
J" of marabou and heron feathers, and orni
ments of diamonds, made this costume
most beautiful as well as an appropria
one
" Miss Emma Messerly wore very hsnt
L snmely made black gros grain silk, heavlI
Il trimmed with thread lace, black hat wit
as plumes. Duchesse lace garniture ar
I, i,coueminot and wild roses as a corsat
at bouquet.
n Miss Anna Messerly wore steel era
e. and golden brown silk dress, made with
:" unified drspery and finished both at Il
waist aud un the skirt with loops and en-
"A of yuIdrn brown satin ribbon, the neck W
= finished with a fall of Duchesse lace, al
,r AT the left side was a bouquet oil tea al
k crushed roses
Mrs. +. w. Cloney wore a handson
black velvet toilet with gsrniture OF poi
u, lace and a small cOrsage bouquet OF ID:
ural roses.
Mrs. J. NJ. Otfield wore black or
grain trimmed with thread lace, small bv
net of white plush trimmed with pale pm
a. tips.
Di- Mrs. :. l.. Highleyman, elegant crea
al satin princes-e, with neck cut sous
*, filled with point lace, and finished vi
~ ostrich tips the entire sleeves were col
posed Of pear embroidered lace, while
corsaga was heavily trimmed with I
same the hair Was worn Marie Stuart, a
this, w!.h the gleam Of diamonds, hnlSn
nj a most striking costume.
a Mrs. Will Latour, dress OF white Ind
,p linen. trimmed with tucks and lace, oil
20 peries caught up with loops and ends
nos lavender ribbon, elegant diamond orr
he ments.
10 Mrs. V. +. Shaw, dress pink cashme
- skirt made with alternate hOunces OF ca:
mere aud white silk, draperies trimm
with Spanish lace.
Mrs.F. +. Hoffman, dress OF bls
T' Spanish and white oriental lace, in ait
-. nate founces, nat of maize plush "
' maize plumes.
Mrs. NJ. f. Groot, of Auburn, \.
rs mourning costume OF black grOs grain S
and crepe, the skirt had the entire fr
re- made in puffs, with side draperies OF ere
=, traine cut square and edged with narI
me box plating, baycleuse of lace, Ducht
SIS lace at the neck, corsage bouquet OF Ii
ng' of the valley, ornaments of diamonds I
: pearl. :,
Mrs. A. K. Killiam, dress of dI
of wine satin and velvet, court traine ,Du