Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-03
THE ALTAR.

Narried-At Higginsville. Mo-. April e; b,
the Rev. Mr.. Marauart. Mr.. A. A: BRANDT
and Miss MARY WALTERS.
Rev w In " w"s cd5S' Me- low JAMES f SePAi;E eA II:
and Miss DARTHULA JONES.
-. the b. BaUlis srs ehH5e = s il Hlgg Inns MIs.
SALLlE E.. daughter of VIM. G.. Beatie. Esq
At the residence of the BRIDES father, in
Clay township, Lsiayet1e county. No: AprI,
md x KS. sss d ass . 4 ii; h sEL sc; &c "A''Lhf
NAVE! and 'hi Ms. sly FyAiS ARf!' c e Rr' THOMAS
1A1 the ca 9a,S1 , church H. in z this k city, by SZ
Attendants: Mr.. Gustav Hserle and Mlss An
na Melersrj Mr.: Georse Wells and Miss Emma
dence of MI. n. Hserle. the father of the groom.
90. by the pastor. the Rev. II. Talbird. D D.
FANNIE. eldest daughter OF John W. Wsddell.
ESQ. Attendants: Mr.. George Barton, Of Den
Yer; AND M's. e Bette Wsddsli. sister Of the
Louis. and Miss Claude Chappeii. Of Jefferson
Joseph; and Messrs F.. c. Wornali, j.. REID
and &. q. Dulin. OF Kansas City.
The church WAS appropriately and beautifully
decorated for the occasion. and despite the very
inclement weather was dlled with the friends
and admirers of the fair bride.
The wedding party upon entering the church
was greeted with the Bridal Chorus from ..Lo-
heugrin.'' by the vocal class of the Baptist
Female College and the Lexington Male Quar-
t tte. the music being conducted BY Miss Julia
+. Gould and Prof. Charles Gimbel. 1t was
preceded ny the usherss VINO passed up the LETT
aisle; the Eroomsmen ana bridesmaids came
next. ana lastly the groom ana hrioe. All
forming in front OF the pulpit. the ceremony was
performed IN An imperative manner ny the ven
cradle minister. While they await the dnal
words that make them man and wife we may be
permitted to glance at the bride. the groom. and
'hei' st'enesnps' esfoom ID nanosome' han-
~ LOOKING tsiio"' VINO SCENE proud Of the isir
ihe-peftnef mat ne mas toand' ana well ne may
%. Inc Diioe' 3 nstiVe Oh lexington Is one OF
her falrest daughters. and most worthy. Beau
sAui IN Aorm anu feature ner eoineiiness and
grace are only surpassed ny tue ioveilness OF
ensIscte1 ~nich 10 the lruit Oh q Chf'stlan
inothef's love ana soicituoe. A woman 10 win
love- ana laughter and Joy In hours OF ease and
prosperity soae 70 urge 10 oeeos OF chiSsiry' OF
osfine' OF seit-aDnegsion, Wnen country non
Or auty' eah. Inc tnonsnt WILL inVoinntsrily
Gross Tue "''ha "nen Ra"in9 On Tue oea"ly' OF
thinking Oh tue virtues OF sueh women Wners
.ie Tue inen mno are worthy ~ wear isn aS
jewels" . c ~ 'ne'' OWE n"''tis Tue
eoou""s u mature 'uAt meh must "a.e WIN
~"meh' anu ~ '"eS "'n'"eis '''e-ih '"ts case
mere ID every reason 10 oeiieye mos. "oftaiiy
Anu win so"h"ant PROMISE VI great happihess.
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"i"o" e"ipass y pea"iJ sho eie-
Sance. IL "as ihsue u pures"hite ottoinan SIX,
en- train. Deep hounces Of Oriental lace
formed the front Sleeves and Medicis
Collar OF crystal lace; point lace veil; diamond
bouquet Of lilies OF the valley and
white roses. Altogether as lovely u bride as we
have ever seen.
Miss Bette waddell, sister OF the bride. a
charming blonde. wore an elegant ciel blue
satin. brocaded In silver; crepe de Chine dra-
perry; Oriental lace on corssge and sleeves;
ana natural flowers.
Miss Annette Winsor, II lovely brunette. wore
with natural grace, a cream coiored crepe de
Chine. with wild roses in natural %colors;
cream satin skirt With cascades Of point applt-
que, corsage square with Medicis collar; PINK
roses and diamonds.
Miss Claude ehappeh. q pretty blonde wore
= oe.'este shr'"P PINK rnaazemer' brocadsd IN
Roman cherries: Duehesse lace trim
minss on eorss3e snd sleeves; diamond jeWelry;
ns1orai MOVERS.
AS Tue prids' party passed ont OF the church
oy tue right aisle hoth bride and groom looking
PROUD ana happy. frof. Gimbei played in his
Usual 'nss'er'y style Menaeissohn's Grand We'd
olnk mafcn.
Tue ceremonies NJ the church We're followed
an elegant ana most pleasant reception at The
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