The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-18

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married man for all time to come.
The bride wss very prettily attired in
wine colored satin. with sn overiress OF
oriental net, trimmed with oriental lace
and white satin ribbon, white gloves. while
a simple spray of orange blossoms finished
one OF the most becoming and lovely cos
TUNES seen in many a day. OF
course the groom wore black with white
gloves and tie.
After the ceremony the bride and groom
led the way to the dining room and the
company did ample justice 10 Mrs. Mes
sick's excellent supper.
A large number of presents were given.
Mrs. Mcconnell was one of the most
smiable and popular young ladies' OF the
community and will be q very charming
married lady.
Rolleu is The present circuit clerk and is
we'll and favorsbly known to that entire
community.
BURKE-swEENEY.
The Marriage Of Mr.. Robert Burke, OF
Wildfower, California, 10 Miss Nellie
Sweeney,a handsome young lady OF Clifton,
took place at the Catholic church, in this
city, last Thursday morning.
The young lady is well known and
liked by a number of friends here. She
wore as a Wedding costume dress of royal
purple satin trimmed richly with plush,
with bonnet aud gloves to match. TIE
attendants were Mr.. Dave Sweeney, broth
er of the bride, and Miss Nellie Quirk, OF
this city.
After the ceremony they went by train
to Clifton where an elegant dinner had
been prepared for them and at which one
hundred and twenty-five guests were pres
ent. In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Burke
were driven to the groom's home where fine
supper WIS served to over one hundred
guests. The presents were both numerous
and appropriate and their many friends
wish them peace and prosperity.
LIVINGSTON LONG.
The wedding of Miss Cara NJ. Long and
Mr.. Fred C. Livingston, took place at the
Congregational church in Windsor les,
Wednesday evening at z o'clock.
Miss Long is handsome and much sd
mired young lady of that vicinity. and Mr..
Living ton is the popular and enterprisiDg
son of Mr.. w. J. Livingston, of a mer-
camille form In The same place.
The church was beautifully decorated
with floral designs representing horse
shoe and an arch, the latter bearing the in
itials a." 81" The ceremony was per-
formed BY Rev. Bailey, in the presence of a
large number of the friends spd relatives of
botn parties.
The attendants were Mr.. J. Livingston
and Miss Annie Mckinley; Mr.. ID. Long
and Miss Cora Colbow.
The bride woie costume OF rich cream
satin heavily trimmed with Duchesse lace,
a large hat OF white velvet adorned with
ostrich plumes and ornaments Of diamonds.
The two bridesmaids were dressed alike
in pearl white cashmere trimmed with
oriental lace, small bonnets and carrying
boquets of large white chrysanthemums,
tied with bows and long ends of satin-gros
grain ribbon.
Alter the ceremony limited number of
the guests were rendered reception, at
which choice refreshments were served of
many varieties of rich cake, fruits and cot.
fee.
Many appropriate presents were given
the happy young couple and congra:uls-
lions from many we'll wishers were re-
ceived.
Among the guess from Windsor Who
attended the Wedding and reception were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kendall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Gonld, Mrs. Julia Ssnborn, Messrs.
as. Livingston, Ernest Taylor, Misses Anna
Cora Kendall and others. Miss
Loitie Hatch, of Ohio, was also present,
From this city there wss quite deleya-
ton, who report q splendid time, consist
ing OF Misses Julia Stock snd Libbie
Messrs. Charles West and Leon
ard Robinson.
The newly welded Mr.. and Mrs. Living
ston passed through this city Thursd sy
on an extended easern bridal tour.
They were met here by q number OF frier DIS
Who wished them prosperity, peace and
happiness.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lest Wednesday week witnessed pleas
ant and enjoyable wedding at Galley, at
which Miss Lois Thomas, eldest daughter
,f Rev. B. F. Thomas, and Mr.. Charles w.
Poundsione were the contracting parties.
The ceremony was performed al the resi-
leuce of the brides father by Rev. w. L.
WhiPple, of this city, in very impressive
md original msnner.
The attendants were Miss Crane, of tits |
;ity, and Mr.. John Pound stone. Miss Eva
Thomas and Mr.. Dinner PouDdstone.
After the ceremony the large number of |
,uests present were RECALLED with an elegant |
epast of meats, salads, cakes, fruits, etc.,
which wss much enjoyed.
Many handsome and appropriate pres
nts were received by the young couple
nd many congratulations showerrd upon
hem.
After dinner the wedding party came by
conveyance to this city ard o,k the west
yard bound train for Kansas City and
iher points.
They will 60 to housekeeping immedi.
tely on their return 10 their home.
This wedding notice was intended for
ast Sundays issue of this paper, but was
Internationally overlooked.-ED. SOCIETY
The Shoe Trade.