Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-27
THE ALTAR.

THE ALTAR.
Marr;cd-At the residence Of her step-father.
the Rev. Lamar Bedsworth, September l.; by
the Rev John c. ShackelrOrG, Mir. l.. ID. LEWIS
and Miss IDA CORDER.
In Carroliton. Mo-. September -, Mr..
CHARLES G. CARROLL and Miss 8. DOLLlE
PEARSON.
Mr.. Carroll brought his bride here. Thurs
day, to see his relatives, and they left yester-
day morning for st, Louis, 10 attend the expo
sition. from whence they will leave for Omaha.
where they will make their future home. Mr..
Carroll is an old Lexington typo and y worthy
We wish him and his birds much
happiness in their new relation.
in this city. at the residence OF the BRIDES
father, Z. Allen. Ed. Tuesday AFTERNOON,
September sd, by the Rev. Geo. L.. Leyburn,
Mr. OSCAR ANDREEN, OF st. Louis anu
Miss BIRDIE ALLEN.
Mr., Andreen Is well known In Lexington,
having for some years been engaged as sales
man for a wholesale paper house in st. Louis.
He is a genial, wholesOuled, generous gentle
man, who has the esteem of all who know him,
and as d business man possesses the confidence
OF everybody. HIS bride is dcservedly one oil
the most popular young Indies in Lexington
where she WIS brought up. and where every
body knows and loves her for her many woman
ly virtues.
While only the particular friends Of the fami-
" were invited these filed the capacious resi-
dence. The reverend gentleman who perform
ed the ceremony did his part IN a touching and
impressive manner, the eervice being y very
beautiful one AMI comprehensive of those SOL
emn ideas which should never be forgotten
among the gayeties OF wedding bells.
After the warmcst OF congratulations had
been extended Ey the hest of friends an elegant
and most abundant wedding dinner was seiv-
cd, to which all did Justice.
COngrntulatOry kilograms were received from
friends in various parts OF the country.
The BRIDES presents were numerous. costly
and remarkably well chosen. This ia IL partial
list
Jet cape-Sisters Mollic and Fannie.
Silver butter d i| 15'an Se't'e Wallace.
Very handsome night uress-Alrs. ID. q.
Grant.
Twenty dollar gold piece-Mother.
HANDSOME diamond lIn-Grb nm.
silver spoon huldrr-Miss Mollic Cheathain.
Tidy-Ada Lamburn.
Carving set-Mr. and Mrs. Frank bowman.
Silver and glass pickle caster-Misses Mount
Handsome lamp-Misses Florence Arnold and
Mary Smith.
Silver berry spoon. gold lined, in Gaze
IA out Ato
Brides oake-Mrs. j. A Price.
Large cake-Mrs. j. X. Bnrnctt.
Large cake-A Friend.
Decorated fruit plates-MesSrB VIM. y. Meet
amt FRANK u. Lamborn.
Freezer of crsan-Mr. j.. s. Cash.
Silver and glass perfume stand-Mlss Ida
Pair cold silver napkins rings-Miss Aurslia
Miller.
| One dozen damASk naiklns-Miss III. r. iAaW-
kins.
Dunask table cloth-Mr:.L L.. IL. Long and Miss
6. Hawkins.
Camp rocker. In plush-Messrs. Chan. and q
Benton.
Silver butter kinfc-Mlas Maggie Spears.
| Embroidered bed set-Mr. and Mrs. w. G.
Set solid silver spoons-Capt. A. A. Lesueur
Whiicdamask table cloth-Miss Mamie Hutch
ison.
Russian leather and plush hand-bag-Mr j
Set or silver forks-Ar. E. L. Purnell.
Silver and glass pickle castsr-Ar. JAS. Ban.
Pair panel pic,ures-Ars. Mary Green ant
Silver and oraokle glass berry bo~l-Misses
Lizzie and Rose Young
Silver ladle, In ~ca-e-Capt. and Mrs s. j
Andrew.
Set Of engraved xoblets-Prof. Theo. G.. Lem
mon.
brass and plush work-box-Mr
und Mrs. NJ. F.. Lucas, Lincoln; NIB
One-half dozen silver kni.e, and One-hulf doZeI
decorated China plates-Miss ls1tta
Decorated China ice cream set-Mr and Mrs
F.P Allen. Troy, NY:
One dozen gold lined silver Ice cream spoons
In ctse-Mtsses Addle aud Fannie MunsOn
WATERFOWL, N. Z,
Ambrrinn flower pouch-Mr. and Mira. Franl
Very handsome silver water scrvice-Garr
son. Chappcll 4 Pierre: st. Louis. Mo NJ,
Tennyson's Poems-Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Pol
lard, St. Louis. Mo.
TIdy-Mrs. II. d Bogic. Carthage. Mo
Silver berry spoon. in case-Mrs. M IL. an
Jessie Thistle. Palmyra, Mo.
Mrs Geo. i 6eaiey. Houston. Texas:
Mirror In plush aud glass trsme-Miss Alic'
Belle Thistle, Palmyra. Mo:
Pair of brass PLAQUES, hand painted-Mis
NJ ny Charles. Fulton. Mo.
Japanese tidy-Miss Fannie Bair. Kansa
Silver carl rcceivcr-M Miss Lula Bair, Kansa
ifanusome cakc-Mrs. S. C. BaIr. KansA
City.
Hsnds.me handkerchier-Mr. Vim. Cash
Mound City, Kan.
Silver and cut glass pickle caster-Miss Ami
Pair silver and glass bouquet holders-Mr. 7
w. Hcrson, Independence. Mo.
20 dozen eggs; Is lbs; of butter and an oil
Silver and glass perfume sct-Mr. G.. A. Don
nelly. st. Joseph.
Soilu silver ouuer Rnlle' sugar. SAT- ana mue
tard spoons. IN case-Mr. NJ. N. Grant, LaramI
City, Wy.
Elegant table scarf-Mlss Sue Bair. Kansa
City.
Silver glass pickle Cnstcr-Mr. and Mrs. II
w. Belding. st. Louis.
>, Oystcrs-E. y; Wentworth. Kansas City.
:, The newly welded pair lett for theIr futur
home In st. Louis on the evening trnin. There
amid the comforts and alegancies OF lives RI
fined and male gentle by love and artistic tastes
their chances for happiness ara such as to |
gratifying to their friends. A manly MAJ
, sober. industrious, a."'. "nd kind;
) wOmanly woman frugal. d,lflslD!e coTnlh,
loving, he will make Il good husband and she
. COOL wife each cn,'eavOring to cherish and he
use to the othor in prosperity and in advcrsit,
As long as they both shall live we wish them q
abundance of the former and Il minimum Of Il
latter.