The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

of cakes, fruits, ices. eonfe :tionery snd
nuts. Mrs. Felix made q very charming
hostrss, and numbered among her guests,
Prof. and Mrs. Lucy, Mrs. Dora Paltison,
Misses RsliA Pilkington, Miriam Davis,
Emma and KiIIie KIDD, Dora Cartwright,
Ella Rogers, Lizzie Major, Maize Bare,
Alice Bixoy, and Do essrs. Jas. Allison, J.
E. M, Qui,ty, Leonard Robinson, s. Nell
benny, Gee. McVey and Frank Hughes.
WEDDINGS.
Mr.. Charles Stewart prominent young
attorney of Norwalk, Ohio, and his bride,
formerly Miss Wayne Cary, OF the same
place, were at The Merchants hotel, in this
city last Friday. Miss Cary was The daugh-
ter OF NJ. G.Cary, deceased, formerly prom
inent superintendent OF the Missouri Pacific
& Wabash railways, and will be remember
ed here by numrer of the society people, as
having been the guest Of Misses Ella snd
Belle Hall. She is beautiful, Intelligent
and charming and the following account Of
her W, ddiDg, which took place on the 26th
of November, fIom the NOrwslk Expert
ment, will prove of interest:
Last Wednesday evening, at about $50
o'clock, a III. image was solemnized which
will long be remenbeRd as one Of the b. ST
matches" ever consuDated IN our city.
MIR Charles II. Stewart and Miss Nay me
Cary were the contracting parties, and were
iolned as man and vile by Rev. w. +.
Mcdowell, OF Oberlin, Ia college male Of
the aroom) at the residence OF Mr.. u L.
Dunbar, on Stat, Street, Misses jennie
Dunbar, aud frankie Gary, sis'er of The
bride, aching a. bridesmaids. The Wedding
WIS very quiet affair, none bot The near
relatives Of he pa ty being present.
Mr. Stewart is rising young attorney OF
this c,ts and was formerly editor and pro-
prielor of The Daily News.
Mi Cary we'll known 10 most oil OR
people, and among all her scqud 'ntaDc' IL
a general fsvorits. A young lady OF rare
beauI, highly accomplished. ard of modest
department, she wa a gem Of priceless
vsIue 10 Ihe young husband.
A number of elegant presents from The
relatives aud The more intimate friends OF
The young couple were displayed.
The couple were treated IU delicious
repasl, efltr the ceremony, ana alter Thu,
Ia I'd been partaken IF, lne BRIDE and groom
took the west bound Lake Shore train for
The briual our. They will visit Chicago,
Kansas City and 81. Louis, and con;em-
pia trip down The Mississippi 10 New
Orleans, and exp CT 10 be absent from
home about three weeks.
The wedding OF Mss Cora Liggett-well
known In this city where she has oil 4
been q guest-took place last "Wednesday
evening nj her home In St Louis. The
groom, Mr.. John Fowler, is of The finn of
Malin & Fowler, of the same city.
The brides costume, very elegsnt In lis
simplicity, was OF heavy white corded silk,
with long, square tram, devoid of Trim
ming, and lhe petlicoaI yelled BY three
deep founces of exquisite duchess point
everything a puff vi satin at the lower
edge The corsage, poinr back and front,
had cluster of slarry-eyed jsssamines on
The back point, and was made high In the
throat, with elaborate garnilure of point
lace fastened by diamond crescent and
star. A spray of jessamine nestled In the
tulle veil and confined il to the hair. The
diamond earrings In her ears were pre-
sented by The groom.
The presents were all displayed on q
number of tables and were of great variety,
beauty and value. Among them were 8
deed 10 a house and lot from the brides
father, check for 81 500 from her mother,
very elegant mahogany bookcase with
mirrored back and q grano piano from an
uncle of the groom, full breakfast SER
vice OF silver from Mrs. Larkworthy, an
aunt of the groom and many Others.
The newly welded Mr.. snd Mrs. Fowler
will sIsnd their honeymoon in Cuba, re-
tUrring by the way Of New Orleans.