The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-10-19

THE u. ,
Married-At the residence Of the brides
mother, III Washington township. September
IS. by Rev. r.. J.. Powell, MIR. OSCAR NOR
a and Miss FANNIE WARNER.
-. At the residence OF the brides raiher.
in WaverIy, October II. NV Rev w. Ii. Pal
more. DR.. J. II. CHOSWHITE and Miss
KITE CORDB!;.
- In the Office Of the recorder OF deeds,
October Is, nv Rev, Stamford Ing, Mr..
EDWARD VEACH and Miss LAURA
BELLE SCOTT, both Of Aullviile.
- In st. Louis, at Centenary church,
October .G.by Rev. DIR. Mathews, Mr.. ALEX
AMBER NIEDEItINGHAUS and Miss
DAISY SHARP, daughter of the late f., g.
Sharp. formerly OF this city.
- In C0rdGr. recently, at the residence
of the brides father, Mr.. John Wilson. by
Rev. Mr.. Mcfarland, Mr.. Ii. NJ. FRAZIER
and Miss MATTE WILSON. Attendants,
Mr.. Ed. Willis and Miss May Wilson.
The bride wore Il lovely costume of Nile
blue Henrietta and white surah, with Marchal
Neil roses and diamond Miss
May wore u brown henrietta silk with
diamond ornaments. The groom wore the
cow ntional suit OF black. We have known
the bride from her childhood, and such was
her amiable disposition and gentleness of
manner that she hiss ever been the IDOL of her
associates. BY her marriage the society OF the
young has lost its most attractive figure, but
he who WAS so fortunate as TO win her heart
and hand has gained one whp will make him
happy in prosperity and stimulate him to the
greatest exertiOn in adversely.
The groom is fine looking and possesses
lirmness, viii, and intellect and doubtless will
ever make the home of her. whom he hath
I.~n, E.. t;T
After receiving the congratulations the happy
party were shown to the dining room where
stood a table beautifully deco rated and boun-
iitullp supplied.
The following presents were received
Thirty dollars in cash, father Of the bride;
cut glass tea set, MIR. J. W, Coulter and
daughter; set of solid silver tea spoons, Mr..
Lee billiard; China fruit dish, Miss Ilzzie
Koontz; set of desert plates, Mrs. Agnes
Vaughn; set of silver knives and forks, Mr..
S. w. und and wife; painted p lacque,
Miss Berthe Corder crystal water pitcher, Mr..
Ben Wilson; pair of vases, Miss Bessie Will
lis; table linens and napkins. Mr.. II. b. Cor.
rim and wife; pair of ear rings, Mrs. Fannie
Coulter; cOunterpane, Miss Ella Lewis berry
bowl, hiss May Wilson, sister of the BRIDE;
table linen, Miss Laura Lewis and brother;
COW, Mr.. John Wilson, brotner of the bride;
table cloth, Mrs. Julia Itethmeyer; pair tsble
linens, Mrs. Ora Wilson; keg of sorghum,
Marshall Frazier. brother of the groom; ten
dollars in cash. Mr.. K. II. Wilson, brother of
the bride; set of napkins, Mr.. Willie Hol-
liUgswOrth; bed room set. Mrs. Amy Frazier,
mother of the groom; pair of linen towels,
Laura ami DuuI NUilsnn. ,o.l;,- ,Lot. W.
Wilson.
- AT the Methodist Episcopal church,
SCUM, IN this city, October 16. bV Rev. w
7. Nc lure. sMr. MAGRUDER WILSON
TT and Miss DIXIE, daughter OF Mr..
K. Winsor. Attendants, Mr.. Silas Sill er, Of
Marshall, and Miss Ella Nickel; Mr.. SIP rcy
Silver aud Miss EstelIe McGrew; MIR. Thos.
White. OF st. Joseph, and Miss Julia Winsor.
Ushers. Mcssrs. Il. p. Ryland, II. Sam Hays,
Walter Is. Waddell and +. J. McGrew.
The cards announcing the wedding bad
placed the time at D p. m., and promptly at
that hour. Miss Helen Cobb the accomplished
Organist of the church and II fast friend of the
bride. announced the coming of the wedding
party by playing the wedding march,
"L0hTengrin."
Pretty shortly The bride and groom preced-
ed by the ushers and attendants with a slow
aud measured tread marched into the church
and up to the altar, where they formed a half
circle and where Rev. Mcclure stood In wait
Ing for them and where he very shortly there.
after pronounced them man and wife. The
altar was very pr0fusely decorated with the
choicest flowers, arranged in u style that
showed great TASTE.
After the ceremon the bridal party re-
paired 10 the residence of the brides parents,
on Main street. where u few very near friends
and relatives had been invited to assemble
and partake Of the marriage feast and bid the
happy pair farewell before their departure
for their far of home. After the supper was
, over the BRIDE and groom, accompanied by
Mrs. Annette Peters and Mrs. Leroy Far
mer, sisters Of the bride. left for ST. LOUIS,
where they will visit a few days. Mrs. Farm.
er goes no farther than Sta Louls,but Mr.. and
Mrs. Offutt and Mrs. Peters go to Washing.
. ton City, four miles from which place the
' room owns a fine farm and to which he take,
his fair young wife to live.
! Miss Dixie will be greatly missed ION The
g society circles OF our city, in which she has
been a prominent figure, and by our business
r people who will miss her pleasant face from
her accustomed place in ner fathers reaI
8 estate and insurance Office. In winning heI
r Mr.. Otlutt has secured a prize and has the
greatest reason TO be proud.
e May then pathway through life be one con
: tinuOus bed OF roses.