The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-24
A Pleasant! Wedding Which Took
Place To-day.

The marriage Of Miss Canmie Hughes
daughter OF "a and Mrs. S. Hughes, old
and well known residents of this city, and
Mr.. ID M. Dodge took place to-day at high
noon nj the Christian caurch.
Miss Hughes q an exceedingly hand
some girl, Is a vocalist of more then local
reputation and has a host OF friends
throughout central Missouri.
Mr.. Dodge 10 young man Ct worth and
promise, is brother OF General Freight
Agent Dodge of tie NJ, z. & T.
and is himself valued employe in The
freigh. department of tina. road.
The ceremony WIS performed in the
Caks. of The Christian church ef Ns7sda,
Mo-, assisted by Few. n. II. Davis Of the
Christian church OF this city.
Ale ushers were Msser1. Charles Dexter,
Will Ramsey, Dow Van Dyne and Ernest
Lamey. The bride wore handsome and
becoming. travelling gown of Cog gray broad
cloth, embroidered from: ard taller frieh.
pCstillion wrap of ihe eerce material as the
gown and hst of graz velvet ornan,ented
with white bird, bridal boquet of nephi-
tos and nermet rcseJ, undressed kid
gloves.
After the ceremony, the newly welded
pair, accompanied by the eatire bridal
party, went to tie depot where they
embarked en- the train for Sc.
Louis: From there they win
20 by boat to Commerce, Me-, where they
viii visit the groon's relatives for week
or ten days and item return TO this city
where they vii. je at home to their friends
at No. 523 Wet Sixth street.
Among che many testimonials of regard
received by the young couple msy b
mentioned the following:
Fine buggy horse, father of the
bride; elegant dresser, mether Of the bride,
handsomely finished wardrobe, Mrs. Mary
Cake, grandmother of the bride; two ele-
CANT chairs, Mr.. Roland Hughes, brother
of the bride and Mr.. Willis King; silver
waiter with sugar and cream service, Miss
Maggie Calvin; porcelain card receiver,
Mrs. F. E. Holman and Mrs. Charles
Kelk; silver ladle in case, Mr.. CHARLES
Bard; large engraving, handsomely framed,
Misses Anna and Phe Highleyman; ele-
CANT hanging lamp, Ed Kent and Will
Sprecher; set oxydized silver nut picks,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Taylor; carving set 10
case, Messrs. Harry and Will Cakes
The former from GAINESVILLE, NO.
he latter from Estill silver thimble,
Miss Laurs Smith, Estill, Mo-; set of sill
yer fruit knives, Miss Fannie Cake, Ne
vada, Mo; set of silver napkin rings en-
,raved with the initials &C" and "D,">
Mrs. w. II. Hartman, Lexington, KY.
pair of parian marble sIatueites, Messrs.
Wilkins, Barrett, Morey and Thompson /,
et of silver fruit knives, Mrs. A. A.
Slack; elegant antique oak cabinet. Messrs.
Charles Dexter anu Will Ramsey; gold
napkin rings inscribed with the names,
CANINE" and David" Miss Mamie
Thompson carving set, DR.. Yancey and
James Harris plush couch, Mr.. Dodge's
elbow clerks of the freight department /;
Maid easel, Mr.. and Mrs. John Daily /;
liver napkin rings. Ruby and Sallie Gen.
nv; japanese ornamental tea kettle, Miss
'loy Jackson swinging flower or work
'asket. Ernest Lamy paper or music
ack, Miss May Cummings porcelain
ugar shell, Misses Ida and Dovie Barley /,
legsuI gauzs ian with mother of pearl
ticks, F. E Hoffman, If.
The BAzoo joins with friends in wishing
dr and Mrs. Dodge long life, prosperity
md happiness.