Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-18
THE

" : 1se:ntIy, M; s; Z; ReNSsyckIE' Of
p. w In MI this r + ixj aHEil T. GAVIN " Rev and WI Mas
MAGGIE J. SNOFFER.
/ - At the Presbyterian church in this city.
Y w' IesSa.s, 's Mr.. EvI A sHL Ii q !e ssT: GSS,
OF st. Luis. and Mss MAMIE. daughter OF
Gs9rgs Hutchi.9n; Esq Attendants; AT IT.
Lilburn Shields and Miss Aggie Hutchinson.
'Ushers: Messrs. Fount Hagey, of st. Louis,
Emison Chanslor. Ernest McCauslsnd and
James Moorhead.
A more largely attended or more elegant we'd
I.dii,g in all Its appointments has not occurred in
Lafayette county IN many q day. The church
was early filled with friends. A handsome arch
of evergreens and roses had been erected in
front of The pulpit, with a beautiful marriage
l.bell suspended therefron, consisting Of ever
!.sreens, roses, lilies of the valley and daises,
the initials ''F'' and ''H.' so soon to be blend
led into one being prominent. The bride and
.groom and their cortege appeared promptly on
time. and preceded by the ushers formed before
the minister, the bride and groom under the
l:bell. In q few well chosen. poetic. though
earnest words, Mr.. Leyburn made them man
and vile 1t was 4 matter OF general remark
that three prettier girls rarely stand up before
the altar than were these three sisters. They
| were very th1tclulLy u " uuoOlAciS uISs9eu u
white cashmere. 1he bride Carried u bouquet of
.niphetos roses. with white streamers to match,
the first bridesmaid, Marechsl Neil roses with
streamers to match. and the second bridesmaid
Bon-SIlene roses with sireamers TO match. The
gentlemen elegantly dressed in black. wore rose
buds to match the flowers Of their ladies. The re-
ception al the spacious mansion of the parents
WAS very largely attended. The parlors were
decorated with cut flowers. the part cuiar led
ture Of which was u magnificent wedding bell.
undsr which The young people received the
hearty congratulations oil their friends. y
bounIiiui and aItIstically prepared .ieaei was
served. which was enjoyed by all present. aud
NJ M early hour the bride and groom look their
departure Tor the East. bearing with them the
love. affection anu kindly wishes of q host Of
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson won golden
opinions from all present for the tact and pol
iteness with which they entertained So many
persons. attending to the wants OF each. and
making everybody ieel at home. The bride
received y large number Of costly and beauti-
fl presents Following ID = partial list CT those
who were in attendnnce:- -Mr. and Mrs. 10.
smith; Rev. and Mrs. G.. l.. Leyburn; DIR. aud
Mrs. +. IL, Chambers; Mr.. and Mrs. W. $
Clagelt; Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Neale; Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Trigg; MIR. and Mrs. W. q. McCaus-
land; Capt. A. A. and Mrs. Lesueur; Mrs. Jos.
Lesueur; Mrs. w. B. Steele, Mrs. S. A. Moole g.
head; Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Bledsoe; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Wilson,; Mrs. Tom, Kansas City
Mrs. Dinwindie, Dover; Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Smith; Mr.. and Mrs. W. 6. Eggleslon; Miss
Annie Shields, Denver, Col; Miss Lizzie
Shields. Cairo, ILL.,; Misses Thompson, Coon
and Chambers. of E. A. Seminary; Misses
iona Ryland. Eddie Winsor. Lille Jameson,
Lille Graham, Fannie Marshall, Fannie and
Mollie Allen, Jennie Grimes, Zoe Bassett.
Mamie Young. Anna Ewing, Bette, Bodle and
Annie Mountjoy, Bette Dinwiddie. Nina Linn
rick. Katie Greer. Maggie Green, Sarah and
Laura Grady. Maggie Benton. Lizzie Young,
Maggie Richardson. Katie Wilson, Nettie Wal
Taco. Mamie and Dixie Farley Of Central Fe.
male College; Misses SalIie Chambers and
Katie Biedsoe. DIR. J. A. Qusrles; Messrs. J.
D. Shewalter. Sterling. Grimes, Geo. Logan,
Geo. Wilson. Robt. Wilson, Ollie Benton, Joe
Afford. Bates and Ran. Vaughan. Root. Hart,
Kansas City; Will and Jim Quarles, Ben
ireland. Frank Trigg, Frank Campbell. Walter
Waddeli. Walter McCausland and Joe Ewing.