The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-29
Marriage Of Miss Anna Nor
man and Mr.. W. E. Rey-
nolds, and
Miss Hannah Hill and Mr.. j.
Birchie. on Last
Evening.
The List of Presents-What Was
Worn by the Brides-Sup-
per and Guests.

The residence of Alderman VIM. Hill
was last night the scene of great festivity
and happiness, The occasion being in honor
of the marriage of his daughter, Miss Han
nah Hill, young lady we'll and favorably
known throughout the social circles of
East Sedalia, and Mr.. John Birchie, the
popular conductor of the K. & I. railroad,
also the marriage of Miss Anna B. Norman
and Mr.. Walter E. Reynolds, the former
being young lady possessing many friends,
the latter an efficient conductor of the K.
st
The marriage of Miss Anna Norman and
Conductor Reynolds took place at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Hill, Rev. Plannett of the
East Sedalia Baptist church, officiating
Miss Hannah Hill and Conductor Birchie
acted as attendants, after which the entire
party repaired to the Catholic church,
where in the presence of a large audience
the latter parties were united In marriage
by the Rev. Father Murphy.
The attendants of Miss Hill and Mr..
Birchie were Miss Belle Scott, OF Parsons,
Kansas, and Mr.. Hugh Curran, of Otter
willie.
Miss Anna Norman wore a dress of ash
brown silk. the underskirt trimmed at the
bottom with single box plating,
above this was q shirred mount
ing, draperies long and full, basque
pointed and trimmed with a fall of
point lace, square neck finished with the
lace, sleeves trimmed with lace. boguet of
pale pink daises at the left of the corsage,
small bonnet of ash gray silk, adorned with
shaded leaves and dsises, long gloves and
ornaments Of etruscan gold. Miss Anna
also had lovely travelling dress of pearl
gray ottoman cloth combined with ruby
velvet. The nuderskirt trimmed with
kilt plating, draperies pointed and opened
at the left side with revers of the velvet,
vest of velvet with coat basque, buttons of
steel and pearl, pearl gray punishable braid
hat trimmed with ruby velvet, plumes
and steel ornaments, pearl gray gloves.
Miss Hannah Hill wore a costume of
cinnamon brown silk, the bottom of the
underskirt trimmed with narrow plating,
above this was deep knife plating finished
At the top with shirring, long full draper
les finished at the bottom with lace, basque,
neck and sleeves edged with point lace,
spray of orange blossoms at the left of
corsage, half wreath of orange blossoms in
the hair, long full veil of white tulle, long
gloves of white undressed kid.
After the vows had been taken which
maze Miss Norman Mrs. Reynolds, and
Miss Hill Mrs. Birchie, a reception was
given at the residence of Mr.. Hill, which
was enjoyable in the extreme. A large
number of guests were present, probably
one hundred In all, and the evening was
one of gayety.
The supper was laid on one large table
and was adorned as follows: AT either end
were placed immense cakes, the brides
cake supporting basket of orange flowers.
Above tine table was large floral horse
shoe, and upon the table were boquets
and pyramids of fruit. The menu en-
ices, jeliies, CONNECTIONS. fruits, coffee and
tea, the whole being credit to the hostess,
Mrs. Hill.
The list of presents was very extensive,
being as follows:
TO Mr.. AND MRS BIRCHIE.
Elegant chamber set, bedspresd and set
of silver knives and forks, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Hill, father and mother of the bride
Silver dinner caster, Mr.. Hugh Curran,
of Otterville.
Silk table scarf, of Japanese work, lined
with scarlet silk and finished with rich
fringe, Miss Mollie Jones.
Ice cream server, Miss Anna Ewart.
Silver syrup pitcher with salver, Con-
ductor j. ID. Turner and Conductor VIM.
Leavy, both of the K T.
Silver butter dish, Mayor and Mrs J. B.
Hickman.
Hand lamp and pair of glass bread
plates, Miss Alice Hollenbeek
Silver MOB 10 noefor NJ ord Nc Chac
Flick jr.
Glass water set, Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Co.'S
griff.
Solid silver butter knife, Misses Emma
and Grace and Hattie Ash
worth.
Alarm clock, nickel plated, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Moshier.
Half dozen linen napkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Graves.
Glass cake stand, Mrs. Charles Bsckus.
Silver cake basket, Miss Maggie Sui
Ivan.
Cut glass; water pitcher, frankie Hill.
Cut glass berry bowl and half d. zan
goblets, Miss Kate Scanlan and Bonnie
Holden.
Large lamp and shade, Mr.. and Mrs,
Trsutman.
Handsome chair tidy, richly embroIder-
ed in chenille and silk, Miss Allie Harris,
Of Warrensburg.
Half dozen damssk napkins, Miss Matte
Mulligan.
Set OF silver knives, Mr.. and Mrs. H. X,
Hardy.
Cut glass berry bowl, Willie Trautnan
Cut glass cake stand, S'llie Trautman.
Fine set of table linen, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Smith.
Half dozen fine napkins, frankie Hill.
Half dozen nne napkiLs, Mrs. jenkins.
Elegant silver pickle caster in a new de- |
sign. Mr.. Noah Storms. Of Independence.
Breakfast caster % silver and cut glass |
Rev. ard Mrs. Piaruett
Fine marble center table, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Flick, ST.
Half dozen ssuce dishes, Sammy Worth. |
To Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds we're pre-