The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-11-16
H0UX-FAULHABER.
The Elegant Wedding of Two
Notable Young People
Last Night.

but in st. Louis, Kansas City and
other cities have there been many
recent weddings. One of the pretti-
est weddings so far, In this city, was
that of Miss Kate Enid Faulh aber
daughter of Geo. l.. Faulhaber, and
Edward III. Houx, son of Mr..
John w. Houx the well-known
hardware merchant.
Miss Faulhaber, the bride has been
q resident of this city since her child
hood and it is safe to says that in social
circles; her winning manners and
many accomplishments have not been
excelled. She is possessed of regular
features, clear complexion, chestnut
brownIhair, dark blue eyes and slight
though well rounded figure.
Mr.. Houx is a blonde of medium
height and a compact well built figure,
has resided here for years and is a
genial reputable and well liked gentle
man.
The ceremony was performed at
the Calvary, Episcopal Church, at s
o'clock in the presence of a large
number of guests.
The following was the order of entry:
First the ushers, Messrs. L.
III. Kehoe, G. f. Ilginfritz,
w. M. Courtney, Frank Richardson
w. Hoffman and Charles Rockwell.
These were followed by the father
and mother of the bride preceding the
bride and her bridesmaid, Miss Ger
tie Faulhaber. The party were met at
the altar by the groOmsman, Mr..
Lamy, and the groom who received
his bride at the hands of her father,
and the ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. j. Wilkins in full canonicals,
according to the beautiful re.
sponsive ritual of the Eepiscopal
church.
The bridal march by Tanhauser
was rendered In fine manner by
Prof. j. NJ. Chance and Miss Gallie
sang in excellent voice "Tender and
true" "from Lohengrins" "bridal
chorus"
The bride was attired In bridal
gown ofcream faille Francois, made
with a perfectly plain petticoat and
long round train edged with POM
pom trimming. Across the front was
a tablier of cream tulle caught under
loops on the left side and under sash
piece on the right, both sides held in
place by large silk pompons. The
bodice was high in the neck, long
sleeved and edged with soft folds of
tulle. The front Of the bodice was
entirely covered with folds of the
tulle held in place by cluster
of nephitos, roses, the
veil was very long and full aud
caught TO the hair with nephitos buds.
The bridal boquet was of nephitos
roses tied loosely with loops and long
falling ends of cream satin gros-
grain ribbon. The entire dress was
very lovely and very becoming.
Miss Gertie Faulhaber wore pearl
gray china silk with large pompons
of cell blue satin holding the falling
draperies in place. The hand and
corsage boquets were Of marchal MEL
roses tied with cell blue ribbons.
After the ceremony reception was
given at the residence of The bride,
No. 210 West Broadway. The par
lors and reception room were adorned
with ported and cut flowers and wells
of smilax were draped over the chan
deliers and candelabra. The refresh
ment room was also adorned with
flowers and the tables were lad with
fiat pieces, of roses, chry santhemums,
etc. The refreshments were of meats,
salads, varieties of cakes, ices, fruits,
coffee, etc.
The list of presents embraced many
beautiful, costly and rare articles,
but by request they will not be made
public.
GUESTS COSTUMES.
Mrs. Geo Faulhaber wore an ele-
giant costume of black satin marvel
leaux, richly trimmed with thread
lace and jet.
Miss Nellie ingram wore cream
China silk made with tucked petit
coat, edged with a narrow plating,
across the tablier was a draping of
cream caantilla lace, the V shaped
bodice was also finished with the same