The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-29
Neatly Tied by Father Mar-
ply For MIR. ChaS. Fleck
and Miss Maud
McVey.
A Grand Gathering of Friends
and Tributes to the
Bridal Feast.
The Most Brilliant Mating OF
the Opening Spring
Season.

For some time the social circle Of East
Sedalia has been 10 state OF expectancy
concerning wedding which was on the
tapis, and last night the event TRANSFERRED
when the marriage of Mr.. Chas. Fleck, jr.,
son of Mr.. Chas Flick, ST., the popular Mis-
souri, Pacific engineer, and himself, trust
ed employee of the railroad company and
Miss Maude McVey took place. The we'd
ding party repaired to the Catholic church
when the ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Murphy in accord ance with the
beautiful ceremony OF that belief, after
which a reception was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Charles Fleck, senior, corner
of Third and Brown streets.
Miss Msude McVey has long been as a
loved daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Fleck, and
In giving her to their eldest son they but
legalized bond which had been previously
forged by affection.
The attendants of the bride and groom
were, Mr.. j. Reilley, of Parsons. and Miss
Rosa Haygood, of Kansas City.
The bride, handsome brunette. wore a
dress of golden brown otlerman silk and
velvet the underskirt was trimmed at the
bottom with a deep kilt plating, the
draperies were long and full, with revers
opened at the left side over a panel of the
silk. The basque waist had veloist vest
almost entirely covered by falls of oriental
lace of rich pattern the throat was finished
with the same lace and held in place with
sprays of orange blossoms, the hair was
worn high and ornamented with q half
wreath of orange blossoms above which was
fastened long square tulle veil falling to
the bottom of the dress. Pearl gray gloves
were worn the whole dress being handsome
and appropriate.
Miss Rose Haygood wore q dress OF pale
blue satin, the underdress made with mar
row plaitings and panels. The panels were
richly hand painted with daisies, wild oses
and lilies of the valley, the draperies were
short, bouffant and finished with rose
painted Spanish lace, the basque was point
ed, bIttoned with pearl buttons and finished
with the Spanish lace.
The groom and groOmsmsn wore black
French cloth suits with white ties and
gloves.
An elegant supper was laid in the hand
somely decorated dining room, flowers and
fruits and viands being handsomely inter
mingled on the tables. The brides cake
was adorned with a wreath of leaves and
bridal favor. Cakes were at either end of
the tables, and meats, salads, jellies, etc,
were sbundantly served. The cakes were
made BY Miss Nellie Fleck, and ali were
iced at home.
The tributes oil esteem which were ten
dered the happy couple may be enumerated
as follows:
Elegant extension table, Mr.. Charles
Fleck, father of the groom.
Large quantity of groceries and fine oil
paintings, Mrs. Charles Fleck, mother Of
the groom.
Fine moqueite rug, Eddie Flick.
Very pretty macreme tidy, Miss Nellie
Flick.
Silver swinging ice pitcher and goblet,
also two tubs, wringer and clothes rack,
Mr.. J. Kelley, OF Parsons.
Blue glass water set, j. III. Pilkington <
Co.
Pair of bronze glass water goblels and
pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Wills.
China chamber set, Mr.. James Kelly and
Miss Mollie Kelly.
Two cases of imported wine and demi-
John of brandy, Mr. John Kelly.
Berry bowl and servers, Mrs. Holcroft
and Miss Maggie Holcroft.
Pair of individual salts, Miss Jennie
Currsn.
Silver and crackle glass spoon holder,
Mrs. j. III. Curran.
China grape service, james G.. Nesbit.
Beautiful little nickle clock, little Bun.
ten Brown, of Kansas City.
Pair Of silver napkin rings, Mrs. III. X.
Hardy.
Large parlor lamp, Miss Alice Hollen-
beck.
Kitchen lamp and boquet of lilies, Miss
Cora Hollenbeek.
Silver dinner caster, Miss Emma Swan.
Revolving silver butter dish, j. w.
T. b. Reade's "Brushwood," handsomely
bound, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Brown. AS a
notable instance OF this present, Mr.. ans
Mrs. Brown, being blind wrote the name |
yraphy Of the blind.
Linen table cloth, Mrs. Charles Graves. |
Chair tidy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone |
man.
Toilet brush and comb, Misses Hannah |
Hill and Anna Belle Norman.
Dining cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. O'Brien. |
Set of napkins and towels, Mr.. and Mrs. |
William Hill.
Oriental lace hchcI John y. casey.
Elegant white brocade fan, hand-painted,
Miss MOllie O'Brien.
Black satin parasol, with lace finish, Mr..
VIM. Curran.
Set Of table linen, Miss Julia Segger-
ION.
Napkin rings and napkins, NJ. V. Bur
nap.
Set of napkins and Five o'clock" tea
10th, Mrs. John Rhodes.
Two handsome camp rocking chairs and
amp reception chair, A. s. and f. E. Fer
nall. The former also gave two brooms.
Pair of fine, large mantle bronzes, Mr..
md Mrs. E. Z. Burrowes, of St Joseph.
Two rolls of butter, Grandma" McVey.
Silver pickle caster, Mr.. and Mrs John
Murphy.
Pickle caster, Mr.. Frank Wager.
Wicker chair, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryscn
Brown