Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28
YOUNGER. PHLEGER.

LAG "OouAhI6 "a
Younger and Miss Anna E. PhIeger,
which occurred on Tuesday, February
II, inst, at the residence of the brides
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. r. Land
rum, in Waverly, and the announce
ment of which was made in the notice
of the wedding cards and in the Intel
ligencer OF last week, was a cha ming
affair in its right feeling aud good taste.
There were two pairs of attendants,
Mr.. Southie Booton, of Wsvealy, with
Miss Della Logsdon, of Blackburn,
who proceeded into the parlor, and took
position on the right, and Mr.. VIM.
Logsdon, of Blackburn, with Miss
Georgia Younger, Of Waverly, on the
loft, followed by. the bride and groom,
Mr.. Younger and Miss Phleger.
The costume of the bride and brides
maids were very beautiful, aud the
scene as they entered tho parlor wat
such as to hold tho crowded horse
spell bound with the radiant appear
ance of the wedding train of bright
figures arrayed in beautiful taste. =
:. The ceremony by Rev. Alex. Barton
was very solemn and impressive.
After the warmest Of congratulations
had been extended by the many rela-
tlves and friends an elegant and most
abundant wedding dinner was served
to which all did justice.
The bride was arrayed In . beautiful
costume and made pretty picture IN
. steel colored satin Handsomely trim
med in velvet with train, white gloves
aud pearl ornaments.
Miss Della Logsdon was dressed IN
brown silk, browngloves and diamond
ornaments.
Miss George Younger was attired In
maroon colored. silk, beautifully trim.
ed in embossed velvet maroon coiored
gloves an | pearl ornaments.
MIR. Younger is a deserving young
man and esteemed very highly, and
man of kind heart and many fine man.
ly qualities.
Miss Phleger is an intelligent ant
amiable young lady who Is very popu'
lar with all who know her. and-ha'
the genuine talent and domestic gift
to make a happy home.
8 A nong those present we noticed
Mrs. Carroll Eogsden and daughter
Bliss Della, Miss Matte Owens, ant
Messrs WIN. and Chas. Logsdon, o
Blackburn; Mr.. VIM. Phleger, of Dow
er; Mrs. r. Erdman, of Brownsville
two Misses White, of Gilliam's Land
ing; Mrs. Jas. Younger and daughter
Miss George, Mr.. and Mrs. F. I
Downs, and Mr.. Thos. Catron, sout
Waverly; Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Grant
Mrs. r. c. Booton, MIR. and Mrs. Wm
Landrum, Mr.. aud Mrs. B. Slusher
Mrs. John e. Corder and daughter
Miss Kittie, Miss Lille Dinwiddit
Mrs. WIN. Millner, Messrs South
Booton, Chas. Kraus and many Other
whose names we failed to get.
The brides presents were very beat
Eiful and remarkably chosen. The 70.
lowing is a partial list:
Handsome necklace, groom.
Set silver knives and forks, m0tht
Of groom.
Harbsome silver water n;tcher.
Logsdon and family.
Silver aud glass table caster, Mr.. an
Mrs. + T.. Downs.
Nice clock, Chas. Kraus.
Handsome lamp, Miss George You
ger.
Carving set, T. H. Catron and lad,
Set silver tea Spoons, William ]
Younger.
White damask table cloth, Mrs. ia
Grant.
Tea set, Mrs. f. Erdmann.
Glass fruit stand, JAS. Younger.
Silver butter knife, Sallie Younge
Silver and glass pickle caster, South
Booton.
Chair tidy, Miss Matte Owens.
Handsome bible, Il. z. BOoton.
Fruit stand, Nrs. Thos. Il. La
drum.
Pair silver napkin rings, Mrs. Ann
Cox, colored.
The happy pair will spend . f
DAYS visiting relatives, after which tn
will settle down OIL q fine farm viii
the groom has leased near Waverly.
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