The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-06-10
AT HYMEN'S ALTAR.
Warren ". Gelbreath and Elnora
Halo z. Heysler and An
ME Schnare.
GALBREATH HALL,

One OF the most notable weddings which
has so far taken place this season occurred
this morning at the residence OF the bride,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Hall, or
Broadway. The perties to the matrimo
NAL covenant is Miss Elenora Hall and
Mr.. Warren V. Galbreaih.
The ceremony is performed BY Rev
Fuller of the First Baptist church in the
most appropriate and beautiful ring cere
mOny.
The bride is the youngest daughter ol
Mr.. Hall and while number Of
her youthful years have been
spent at school and with her sister, Mrs
J. ]. Frey, st St. Louis, and other points
yet her amiable disposition, grace and &C
complishments have won her very large
circle of sincere friends here.
Her costume is of wood tinted armuir
cloth, richly combined with ruby velvet.
The groom has long been connected with
the best business interests of the city and
is recognized as a man of integrity and
honor who has prosperous future before
him. The ceremony will be performed in the
presence of a large number of relatives and
friends; after which the guests will be invite
to partake of an elegant and tastefully
arranged de iuneur. The floral designs
was particularly noticeable in the break
fast room as also is the case all through
the spacious parlors, vestibule and hall.
Many OF the floral designs were the gifts oil
friends from distant points and magnolia
blossoms and other tropical flowers were
conspicuous. After partaking of the we'd
ding breakfast AMI short
season spent in leave taking, the
newly welded Mr.. and Mrs. Galbreath de-
part for St. Louis, Cincinnati and Rip.
ley, Ohio, where, on the 10th of this month
the groom's parents will tender himself and
bride large reception.
After a stay of about two weeks Mr.. and
Mrs. Galbreath will return to this city and
take up their permanent residence.
The following were guests at the wed.
ding:
The immediate relatives of the family;
including Miss Belle Hall and Mrs. J.
Frey and children of Little Rock =,
also, the groom's relatives Mr.. w.
F, Galbreath of RIPPLE Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Galoreath of Kansas and Mr.. George
Galbreath, of this city, other guests ware
Misses Jennie Clark of st. Louis, Hattie
Jaynes, Anna Simends Eva Johnson,
Mabelle and Anna Richardson,
ardson of Iowa, Sue Evans, Eva Gentry,
Ollie Black, Mary Buchwalter, Della Hard
castle, Allie Chappelear, Mamie Demuth,
Sallie Potter, Lou and Fannie Barnes,
Addie and Liza Richardson, Maery Lamp
ton, and Messrs Tbos. Kehoe, K. I Gentry,
E. J. and E. \. Small, Joe and Harry
Black John Jaynes, Arthur Maitby
c. c. Hall, New Mexico, F. 8. Hayward,
w. w. Bond, Jas. McLane, L Robinson,
John Gentry, Walter Kent, Fort Scott, c.
{, and c. L. Jackson, s. K. Bullard and
number of the married people of the city;
also DR.. and Mrs. Hall, of Sherman, Tex.
A fact for much regret, was the absence OF
Mr.. ]. ]. Frey and Cord Hall.
The presents were exceedingly rich, ap-
propriate and costly. but were not display
ed owing to move of delicacy on the part
Of those most interested.
The BAzoo extends TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Galbreath wishes for all the peace prosperi-
ty and happiness which their worth de-
serves.
HAYsLER sCHNARE.
Married, al the residence..of the brides
parents. on North Usage street, at 9 O'Clock
last evening, by Rev. c. E. Stanger, of this
city, Mr.. Haysler and Miss Annie Schnare.
Miss Ida Shirpy and Mr.. John
Kobrock; Miss Carrie Jocobs and Mr..
Henry Bloess.
The bride, lovely girl of just the age
Of budding womauhood, wore a dress OF
white lawn, q wreath of myrtle and orange
llong bridal veil and bouquet of
white roses at the belt. The groom wore
a suit of black, with button-hole bouquet
Of white roses and::geranium leaves.
A large number of the friends of the
young couple were present, and splendid
supper served, including several varieties
Of cake and red and white wine.
PRESENTS.
The following is a list OF the presents
received:
Turkish rug, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobson.
Easy chair, Charles Kobrock and Peter
Pehl.
Counterpart, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs.
Library lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Etzback.
Parlor lamp, Herman Hoerecht.
Vases, Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz.
Pitcher and glasses, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Fisher.
Set silver knives, Henry Bloess.
Table linen, Willie Schwartz.
Silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Lower
Chair tidy. Mr.. and Mrs. Zolbohn.
Cushion, Miss Lena Gebhardt, Chicago.
Bed spread, Mr.. and Mrs. Schumacher.
Water pitcher and majolica tea pot, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis E. Fisher.
Bed spread, "Sister Clara"
Glass set, Fred Recht.
Handsome bouquet in basket, Mrs. NJ.
Recht.
Bed spread, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jacobs.
Glass fruit dish, Miss Lena Butchers.
Silver table and tea spoons, Fred w.
Fisher.
Bet knives and forks, G. E. Ilglnfritz.
Toilet set, Miss Agnes Winzenburg.
Silver caster, DIR. and Mrs. Hardin.
Splendid vase and flowers, Miss Florenda
Fisher.
Carving set, the brides brothers and
heir wives at Clinton.
Glass fruit stand, Henry Schnare.