The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-24
WEDDING BELLS.
Cupid's Arrows Defying Cold
and Storm, Still True
to Aim.
The Messerly-Wright Nup-
tails Celebrated Last
Night.
Other Love Knots Tied and to be
Tied.
MeseerlY-Wri1ht.

The marriage of MI. Will II. Messerly
and Mrs Jessie Wright daughter of Mr..
lssac Wright, of this city, took place last
night ct the family residence of the bride,
81 West Seventh street. The groom is
one of the proprietors of the drygoods bus
mess establishment OF Messerly g. Meuschke
and is well and fsvorsbly known In the
-cfty as young man of energy, great bust.
ness ability and undoubted integrity in sd-
ditiOn to bring intelligent, gen,lemsnly and
refined.
TIE bride has been q resident here since
her earliest childhood, is a graduate of
Ready and Van Petten's seminary and is
accomplished in everything which could
add to her wonanly graces and charms as
a companion.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Allen J. Van Wagner in the most sppro-
PIRATE and beautiful manner.
Alter the ceremony and the congratula.
lions, refreshments of the most delicious
preparation were served, consisting OF cold
turkey, ham, tongue, flied oysters, salad,
tiuIt, white, silver, lemon, cocoaDut, fig
and fruit cakes, rolls and coffee.
The bride wore dress of garnet cloth
and velvet. The underskirt made with
panels OF the velvet at the left side, held to-
gether with silk ropiDg and buttons of the
same shsde; drapelies were long and full /;
basque waist with yelset vest al d buttons
OF the same shade. A small bonnet also
accompanies this costume but was not worn
during the ceremony.
The bridegroom wore regulation black
with small white satin tie
The house was beautifully sdorr ed with
plants, and Notwithstanding that the rooms
were slightly crowded, vel everything pass
I'd of oelishtfully and the occasion was
most enjoyable.
Among the many testimonials from
friends and relatives were:
Large family bible, handsome clock,
large swinging mirror in plush and brass
setting, large willow fire screen, willow
work basket fire set, plush and silver ca I'd
receiver, three sets of silver teaspoons aud
SIT Of silver table spoons, silver syrup
pitcher, bouquet holder and card receiver,
set of silver knives, cut glass wine decanter.
cut glass wine Set, cut glass tumble,s. per,
fume casket, bis9ue figure. bisque group. pair
OF bronzes, Landscape in oil, Ice cream set,
silver fruit knives, volume of WhiItier's
poems, volume of Picturesque America"
set OF fruit plates in case, gold salad spoon
1ii FiuSu 10oc. idu " III dl III sudpS OF w iter
al y, elegant ebony and plush table, plush
cabinet album, morocco cabinet album.
picture in frame, cook book, br; cket and a
number of oilers.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Aesserly, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Messerly.
Hrs. Ben H5rt and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hert, California, Mo-; Mr.. and Ms. Isaac
Wright ir, Mr. and Mrs Henry Meuschke.
Mrs. Windett of Kansas, Rev, and Mrs.
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. Wilkersou.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mills, Mrs. Kent, Mrs.
ID. A. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Fenwick. Mrs.
q. Weller, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jacobs. Mr..
and Mrs. Ma jor Of Windsor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tuebner: Misses Alice Sullins, Lydia Kent,
Ef6e Farnhsm, Mrs. Ssnborn, Windsor,
No, Grandma Kullmer, Messrs Ben and
Frsnk Meyer, p. FL. Ssngree, Everett Farm
ham, John Burke, John Shoemaker, Chas.
West, and a number Of others.
The newly welded Mr.. and Mrs. Messer
ly will dispense with the typical wedding
tour, and went Immediately to their home,
705 West Fourth street.
The BAZoo wishes Mr. and Mrs. Messeriy
long Lie and all the blessings which usu-
ally attends mortsls on their Journey TO the
grave. May no cioud come between them,
and may they live together until 'death do
them part" trustfully and peacefully.