The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-10-19

Lou Deyo.Grace Mathews and Messrs Carl
Sisson. Harry Baugh, Walter Brown, Rndh
Van Dyne. Arthu: DeustcE, Presley Wal
ker. Geo. Mackey, Sollee Wolf, Earnest
Faulhaber and Budd Barrett.
FAREWELL PARTY.
farewell party was given by the w. l.
!. C. club at the residence OF Miss Josie
Kaiser and Miss Mamie Bloemker, Friday
evening, Oct. Is, sc, in honor OF Oscar ,.
Gamer. Refreshments were served and there
were games music, dsncing,etc These pres
emit were: Misses Msude Lyons, Maude
Rymell, Mamie Rymell, Nola shy, ANNE
Diversified, Nellie Williams, Hattie Elliott,
Minnie Hahn, May Burnett, Norma bur
nett, Lizzie Kaiser, Josie Kaiser. Mamie
Bloemker and Messrs. Geo. Hahn, Ue9.
Bichsel, c. w. Fish, w. K. Vest, Oscar ..
Gamer, Evan Harrison, j.. r. ChipPes
Earnest Heney, Jesse and Isaac 0reeh' |
Ray ]. Giant, Jace Bird, John Chaines-
WEDDINGS ELSEWHERE.
The handsome residence Of j. III. VIC
Weigh. ON Center street, was the scene oil
most suspicious event. Ii was the joining
in the bois bonds of matrimony OF Mr.:
McVeigh's charming daughter, Allie, and
MIR. Walton \ Moore. of st. Louis The
spscious parlors were filled with a large
number Of friends and relatives, many OF
them from distance. Miss Josie jackson
presided at the piano, and at o'clock the
bridal party appeared and proceeded 10
their respective positions under Oeantiiui
floral design mad: of Marechel Neil rose-
buds and coronation pinks, representing
the branches of two families bound togeth-
or. Messrs. J. W. Nhaley and Will. Nc
Pike and eight little flower girls-Alne
r Morton, Jessie McVeigh. Carlotts Bullock,
t Helen Bougrton, Florence Boughton, Ad-
t die Thompson, Julia Woods and Moille
Stillwell-esch carrying basket OF cut
flowers, occupied appropriate positions.
o When the bridal party had rescheu 'he
) folding doors Rev. ]. III. Hardin, president
!, of Canton university, pronounced the
words that bound two happy hearts Tor
life according to ihe beautiful ritual oil
his church. Immediately after the cere
mony the bridal party and guests repaired
{ 70 the dining room, where splendid col
!, lation. consisting of all the delicacles.
= both in and out of season, was served. ne
presents were both costly and elegant. lhe
3 bride is one of Hannibars most popular
4 voung ladies and a reigning belle
d in the circle in which she moved
d Sbs i oeaut, fui snd accomplished
is and will assume with becoming dignity
her duties as a wife. The groom Is u RS
is ing Young business man, whose worm
as APPRECIATED by large circl- OF friends
o. Among the guests from a distan'e were
ne Mrs DIR. William Woods, of Kansas City
ne Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mrs. Jane
Doyle of Sedalia; Mr.. and Mrs. Glove
g. Moore Ron McPike, of New London; Ash
:, lev Had. of Moberly; Misses Sallie Mos:
- Leslie Brace aud Hal Bodie, of Paris; Jeal
: Ruhv. of Moberly; Chas. A. Fuller, o
IL Minneapolis; w. c. Miller and L. L.. Ash
= hrook. Jr.. of II. Louis The bridal part
took the midnight train for ~. Loul
Isl where they will occupy apartments IN tn
~ Lafayette Park hotel.
At9o'cIock last Tuesday evening, Nh
~ Adeline Hollister, daughter OF John
Hs HoIIister. of Hannibal, and Mr.. A. I
Souther. of st. Louis, were joined IN u
NE holy bonds of matrimoLy. The ceremon
ast took place at the pleasant home OF q
Ter brides parents on north Sixth stree
ng: About forty guests witness d the imire
OF sive ceremony. Rev. 7. ID. Wallace of
ciated. The attendants were EdwaI
cen CLAYTON and Miss Cornelia Souther, sist
yes, of the groom, of ST. Louis, and Charles al
lch Maynean, brother and sister OF the bird
,ng After the ceremony, the guests were l
did yited into the dining room, where tn
of nartook of a splendid wedding supper Il
presents were numerous and costly, FL
der brscipg articles both ornamental and us
,pt- fuI. chief among them was beautli
ext gold watch and chain from the mother
uas the groom. a unique coffee set from n
Iiss and Mrs. Henry 4. Holme, OF Denver, a
her a pair of diamond arrings from
nee, groom to the bride.
A number of guests from a dlstan
were in attendance. The groom is pro
I-. inent member of the Southern Manui,
III, turing Company of ST. Louis. The 6rl
.s is popular M, nber of the Hannibal
I'D cietg md has many warm friends IN Il
an - CITY and vicinity. The happy couple !
- for St. Louis last Tuesday night wh'
they will reside in The future.
tue DIR. John T. Fry, of Moberly, and N
p .oi Lucy Dingle, of Mexico, Mo-, were m
=, ried at the residence of the brides sis
ou Mrs. John +. Rucker, in Sturgeon, y
, nn at III o'clrck Wednesday, Oct. IL, 1881,
en- en- the Rev. L. F. Linn of the NJ. L. chur
AHA The attendants were: Mr.. ]. S Nolen,
Moberly, aud the brides sister, Miss st,
,te Dingle, of Mexico, Mo. MIR. and NJ
that ]. III. Simms, Mrs. Geo. 4. Stier, OF
the berry, Mr. Robert Fry and sister, OF
had cord, Galloway county; Mr.. John u. l.
eve gle and Alb. {. Dingle, and DIR. J. +.
ding Williams and wife, OF Mexico Capt.
her gar Dingle, of Vandalia, and few
luch sonal friends of the bride and groom
Sturgeon and vicinity being present.
Il. bride received a number of useful and
etho- hamentet - NJ Noiar and u;ss hin
lurs- -. - c. ,ba;- b-;daI trim
icate "en' ~ N''
her Miss Mary Bowler Peterson, niece
hirty George w. Childs of the Philadelphia L
lg OF e., was married Tuesday afternoon to
ce of ert III. McCarter, lawyer of Newark,
J. The ceremony took place on the i
of Mr.. Child's summer home at Woo
high a iS "a n H. fr;anSs M Ch;lJs