Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
THE ALTAR.

Cam .;e!l, II Higcins"n e.. isiaIe'te cpu",S'
Mo Derembrr II b. Rev s. VI Cooper, mr.
JAMES H.. AVERY and Miss WILLIE JOHN
- In Warrington townsinip. Lafayette
NJ IS LYDIA Butt:
- Near Ksusa. CITY, December lS. ut the
re iaence O. u. bridr's iare.ts, Mr.: Z
JE ms OF Odessa. and Miss
- Near Concord church, Lafayette county,
Mo-, December lS, by IN" Rev. w +. Leonard,
Mr. L.. BROWN and Miss MARfL LEWIS
= In Lexington township, LAFAYETTE count
Mo, Dec g by Esquire Samuel III. darris
MIR. f DENNIS and Miss CLARA HAT
FIELD.
= In Lafayette county: No, Dec Il "a BY The
Rev. S. 4. I:ufner, Mr.. GEORGE W. SMITH
and Miss EMMA JENNINGS.
- N King.ville Johnson connty+ NO Mr..
V. EVANS and Miss FANNIE BLACKBURN.
In Lafayette county. Mo Dec 70: by the
r 3 ' Jos $; r. M kaan and Mss NE; LULA Lula a. h oWESs. Oh
In Lafayette county. Mo. Dec e: by the
Rev Samuel T. Ruhner. Mr.. WILLIAM II.
JENNINGS and Mss SARAH A. T.
- At the residence of the BRIDES father. Mr..
VIM, Hickman. near Blackburn. Sal ne county,
Mo Dec. II, by Elder George PlattcnburS.
al aD6 SHss =. a1ckMASi
= Near this city. at the residence Of the
BRIDES father, DR. " A. Gord0n, Deesm5er
3 so y a EldT Mi ausn afif Ne Jones sokboA I,
ST. SAs'A I4iS- - "a
The wedding. owing to a recent family amtc-
ton, was 3 very quiet one.
FROM THE wARREysBuRG JOURNAL DEMOCRAT.
.-On Wednesday evening, December 3At6. at
the Cump r q 6 pz1esSS tie Mas c RMMa " wa afr-
SETT, both of Centerview.
The groom. Mr.. Ozias, is one of our %county's
most excellent young men, while the bFioe, a
handsome and accomplished young lady, Is
we'll known to our citizens. being the daughter
OF Capt. T. J. WhItsett. The Journal-Demo-
GRAFT congratuIates you, Mr.. and Mrs. Ozias,
devoutly trusting that your welded life may be
one of unalloyed bliss.
At Richmond. Ray county. Mo . Decem-
Der ~ by Elder j. z. bum; ,,l Mr; q; Nm NJ.
daughter of Col. Z. T. Garner.
AIR. Nsale is a well known and popular young
business msn OF this city, ind his bride Que OF
Richmond's Iairest daughters. and the mar
riage was OF course quite a society event. The
happy couple, after a bridal feast at the resi-
dcnce Of the BRIDES father, left In the evening
for a tour to New Orleans and other points in
the south.
The toilets were as fOllOws:-
The bride, a bewitchlng blonde. was attired
in an elegant white PLAIN and. brocaded silk.
made princess back, en- train. hanging rich
and heavy. box plaits, illusion veil. trimmed
| with trailing smilsx hand bouquet OF cut flow
ers and pearl ~jewelry.
The first attendant, sister Of the bride. Miss
sallie Garner. had 40 exquisite toilet OF pink
silk null over pink satin, trimmings Of pearl,
buckles and ottoman ribbon. square corsage.
slee veless, diamond iewelry.
Miss Jessie Garner, toilet Of blue cashmere
and satin. embroidered heavily in pink silk.
square corsage, sleeveless. no jewelry.
| The aeconH attendant MiaS ANNA NeA1A-
sister of the groom, was dressed in a pink
cashmere. trimmed deliberately with oriental
point lace and ribbon, natural tea roses and
pearl jewery.
Miss Eugenia Garner, cousin of the bride,
wore a plain and brocaded pink satin. square
corsage, sleeveless, with diamond jewelry.
The third attendant, Miss Jennie Smith,,
cousin of the bride. was dressed in a lovely
pink brocade satin, square corsage, with
pearl Jewelry.
Miss E, genia Brown was attlred In 8 hand
some blue plain and brccade satin, with dia-
mond Jewelry.
The presents were numerous and costly.
Following is q list of them:
Fruit ladle. morocco case-Messrs. Rothrock
WhI.k broom and holder-John Milstead.
Counlerpane-J. Allen Mcdonald and sisters.
Salt and pepper bottles-Irigg, Bessie and
Mabel Garner.
silver card-case-Miss Maggie Hughes.
| Silver card receIver-Miss Mollie Catron.
Silver butter dish-J. q. and J. W. Smith.
Plush card case-Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt OF st.
Cologne bottles-Dr. Garner and wife.
Water botlle-Lucie Stewart;
Rug-Mr, Willie Brown and ~sisters.
Celery glass-Mlsses SsliIe and Jessie Gar
ner.
Book of poems-J 8. Gosney, st. Joe.
Glass cake salver-Mlss Ella Gossuge.
Picture in plush case-Henry Garner.
Silver water serYice-J. c. McGrew and wife,
Silver toothplck stand-Miss. Estella McGrsw.
Berry bowl-Dr. W. W. Mosby. wife and
daugt,r.
Silver pickle stand-Wi Ill Anderson
silver preserve s,and-Misses Bella. Minnie
silver pickle stand-J. G. Hume and lady,
Armstrong, Mo,
Two handsome steele engrayinss-by the
Young Ladies' Society-Miss Mamie Hubbell,
Nell Shaw, Fannie Gieen, Lou Ballenger. Vim
NE Donaldson, ysnnle Dougherty' Bette
Htnd-palnted moss rose china toilet set-BeD-
ME Neaie, Higglnsville.
Lace curtaIn.-David Nesle, Lexington.
Decorated china dinner set and glass water
service -Messrs T. !. Lsyeloek. r.. Esteb.
and mo. w, Hubbell.
Hand painted placque-Miss Mary Hughes.
Pair hand painted panels-Miss Lou Ball.
Table scar,mMr stone and lady. Hardin.
SihLJ SoiiiC ~
Silver card case, handsomely engraved-C. L.
Garner. jr., and lady anu L Hume.
Plush perfume case-W. w. Mosby, IT., and
Book of poems-J S. Donaldson.
After dinner coffee set-Miss Eugonia Garner
Mscfame tldy-M:s j.. W. Harrison.
Silver Jelly spoon. gold
Chanslor snd Win Billion
Smith.
Silver tray and tea service-Misse Maude
Hassett. Lydia Jackson, Fannie Bernard and
Plush .j"welry ase-Mr Add. Smith and
LeOnora S nllh. lawson
Plush toilet c Il Holman, W.
E Marshal, J. p. Wilson, w. Patton
After dinner oil .er coffee service, in morocco
ease-Mr. j. W. Garner and lady, and W. Il.
Garner.
silver butter dish, G. A, J. 7. and J. 4.
Mosby.
-. In Lexington township. Lafayette c"un-
~, Mo-. December q, a. the residence of the
BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. + D. Smith. by
The Rev James A Qnarles. d D., MIR. II. H
SHARKS aud Miss ADA SMITH.
This peasant occasion has been looked for
ward to with much interest both by relatives
and friend, of the welded pair. aud surely it
can be said by the many guests who were 80
fortunate as to be present or the happy OCCASION
that a IN ,re del 'ghtlul and interesting event had
never before been their pleasure to witness.
When the happy and long looked sor eve roll
ed around. i host of guests began to assemble at
an early hour 10 pay their compliments to an
accomplished and beautiful society light, to q
handsome and noble gallant.
After the guests had been cordially received
by the host and hostess. the doors of the bright
and cosy pa:lor were thrown open and . happy
crowd took their E!aoes to Hltnsss the aver SOL
emn and Impressive ceremony about &c be per-
formed.
Ats O'Clock the minister. DR.. Quarles. took
his place before the altar 10 await tho approach
of the bridal party.
\ peculiar stiffness brooded over the scene
and lent It's so!emnIty TO the moment which was
soon disturbed by he approach OF the bride sup
ported by the groom, heing ushered into the
parlor by Mr.. Leslie Smith, brother of the bride,
supporting Miss Katie Young.
Taking their places the minister proceeded In
a most beautiful and touching manner to remind
the candidates of the vows about to be taken. of
the binding and solemn obligations they must
assumes before Cod and man Alter c'espins
their hands he pronounced the twain one.
Many congratulations were ten .ered the happy
pair which were received in u most graceful
manner.