The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-04-09
LUDEMAN-MESSERLY.
n Handsomely Arranged and
Enjoyable Wedding Which
Took Place Last
Night.

Mrs. w. ii. Messerly, No. 705 Wesl
Fourth street, the occasion being the
marriage of Miss Ella Messerly and
Mr.. Fred. Ludeman.
The bride is sister of Messrs. G..
E. Messerly and w. III. Messerly, the
well-known dry goods merchants. and
. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Hesserly. She graduated at the Sc.
dalia high school and is an accom-
plisbed and lovable girl with large
circle of friends.
MIR. Ludeman is we'll known
ss an upright, intelligent and popular
gentleman, and has long been an en-
ploye of G. D. Minter & Bros.
The ceremony was performed at s
o'clock by Rev. Coleman of the Ger
man Evangelical church, the bride
and groom with :heir attendants, Mr..
Will Sears and Miss Amanda Vein
icke, of California, No., taking their
plcaes to the music of wedding
march, as rendered by Miss Amy
Pearson of Clinton, Mo.
The ceremony, pronounced in Ger
man, was beautiful and very impress.
sive one, and Rev. Coleman received
many compliments for its wording
snd finish.
The bride wore simple and girl
ish costume of ivory white albatross
made with empire waist and sleeves.
Her corsrge flowers were of nephitos
roses and she carried in her hand
large cluster of Gala lilies tied with
long loops and ends of ivory white rib
bon.
Miss Weinicke also wore a white al.
batross costume, with corsage flowers
and hand boquet of Marchal Neil
roses.
After the ceremony the guests were
invited to the refreshment room which
had been tastefully and effectively
decorated with plants and cut flowers
and where under the management of
the accomplished and able hostess
and her assistants, Misses Josie Wright,
Alice M. Dugan and Mrs. Lizzie
Klein, the refreshments were carefully
served.
These consisted of ham sandwiches,
rolled bread, chicken croquettes, fried |
oysters, salads, olives, sailed almonds,
pickles, coffee, delmonico ices, many
varieties of ca kes and fruits.
The number of presents was very
large and many of the articles were
particularly handsome, an incomplete
list being as follows:
Antique dining table and chairs,
MIR. and Mrs. G. E. Messerly; elegant
plush sofa, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hert
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hert, Califor-
MIA Mo. decorated chamber set. Mr..
and Mrs. w. III. Messerly..; china
dinner set, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
heuschke; Willie Hert, wire flower
stand ; Emily Hert, Japan bread box
Anna Hert, cake box; Louis Hert,
tea box; Harry and Ar
thur Meuschke rubin glass
water set; little Charlie and Nc
Robert Messerly, picture handsomely
framed in gilt; Mrs. J. ID. Ludeman,
large family bible; French clock,
Mr.. j. ID. Ludemen; students Il
lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ludeman: c
meal and -four chest, filled. Mr.. Il
Hermen Ludeman; carving set, MIR.
and Mrs. William Ludeman; parlor 8
lamp, ID. L. Hoberecht; lovely hand. Q
kerchief case, Mrs. j. NJ. Planck; b
pickle caster, j. N. Latsch; satin II
ware jar beautifully decorated, Mr.. b
and Mrs. j. L. Hollo way; silver, but 6
ter knife, Miss Wolf; silver butter q
knife, Miss Amy Pearson; silver c.
sugar spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Il
of Nebraska; silver fruit 81
Inives, Miss Carrie Courtney, of 81
Holden, Me-; set of fruit plates, W
Miss Rertha Reicht; sugar she'll, Miss m
hollie Kelly; silver after dinner la
,otee spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. e!
;hris Yost; Celery glass in silver hol- pI
er, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Schneider; az
heese cloth comfortable, Mrs. Lizzie DC
Klein; cut glass water set, Mr.. and al
lrs. Allen; antique oak chair, Minter sn
Bros; parlor chair, Mr.. and Mrs. C, st
Walsh; antique oak chair, Mrs. Chris es
an Landman and son Emil Land m
lan; gold and silver berry spoon. Ell
george NJ. Wright; cut glass fruit 4"
ish, Mrs. Isaac Wright; PLAGUE =.
painted, Miss Josie Wright; al
liver and glass pitcher, Mrs. A. Ho- la
erecht; pair of fancy vases, Miss NJ. Tic
>. Dugan and Ernest Dugan; beau. go
full ribbon tidy. Miss Anna Dick
AN hot house plants, Mrs. Reicht;
lad bowl, Miss Alice Dugan bronze q
lacque, w. II. Blandin; ice cream Hs
Id fruit set, Miss Lizzie Brill wicker to
amner Carrie Jscohs. cot of kn;,,o, DO