The weekly intelligencer., 1891-10-17

MARRIAGES.
Married, Tuesday, October IL, at Scdaia,
Mo, John Bour, of Van Barren, Ark, and
Miss Alice Amick, oi Sedaiu.
Married, Tuesday, October 6, at Concor-
dia, by Rev. II. NJ. Ryan, a Catholic priest,
jeremiah Leblanc and Mary Kane, both
of ConcOrdia.
Married, Wednesday, October 10, at the
hom" of the brides parents, near this
city, George Stewart and Miss Fannie
Spears, Rev. f. N. Cobb officiating.
Married, Tuesday, Octoher 13, at Con
cordia, by Rev. I'D. GraaIman, pastor of
the Concordia Baptist church, Henry }.
Lehman and Julia \. Smith, both oi Con-
cOrdr
Judge aud Mrs. John T.. Ryland and
Mrs. Findiay,of this city,went 10 Pleasant
Hill Wednesday evening, to be present at
the marriage of Rev. Edwin =. Ryland,
pastor of the Pleasant Hill Methodist
church, and Miss Leila Gordon, Of that
city, at . O'Clock at the church, Rev. w.
7. Mcclure, Of jefferson City, officiating.
After the ceremony an elegant repast was
served at the home of the brides mother.
Rev. and Mrs. Ryland leaving then for st.
Louis to be absent Il few days. They are
expected here to-day. The INTELILG EN-
GER extends most hearty well wishes TO
the good pastor and his fair young bride.
Married, Wednesday, October 10, at 3
O'Clock p. IA, at the Christian church in
this city, Robert Atkinson, Jr., of Ottawa,
Kas., and Miss Lucie Belle Mountjoy,
daughter of Mr.and Mrs. G. NJ. Mountjoy,
of this city. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Robert Atkinson, father OF the
groom, assisted by Elder G. NJ. Goode,
pastor Of the church in which the mar
riagC occurred.
From the report by Il "Guest" in the
News, the following paragraphs are taken
The weather was perfect, all society was
out, and sometime before the hour arrived
for the marriage the church was filleG
with the admiring friends OF the happy
couple. The church had been beautifully
decorated with natural flowers, and grow
| ing plants filled every available space
about the altar, showing loving care, an(
the work of artistic fingers. Soon the low
soft melody of Miss TriX Blanton's lovely
soprano voice was heard in strains o
they became lost in joys immensity, anc
then under the magnetic touch of Mis-
| Berta Richardson's musical fingers th
joyous strains of MendeIssohn wedding
march, music both grand and sweet, her
aided the coming OF the bridal party, Wht
entered as follows:
Messrs. Arch Fulkerson and Percy Sill
yer, Misses Ora Chamberlain, of Ottawa
| Kansas, and Susie LeSueur, MeSsrS. Eval
Young and Gilbert Kelly, Mcpherson
Kansas, and Misses Georgia Strope an,
Mary Porter, OF Kansas City. They cam
slowly up opposite aisles, meeting at tn
altar; preceding the bride and maid O
honor, Miss Bodie Mountjoy, came Il
flower bearer, beautiful little Bessie Bow
man, cousin of the bride, while Just il
front of the groom and his best man, MI
Charles Voorhees,, of Ottawa, was tha
handsome little favOrite, Limrick Chans
lor, bearing basket of roses.
BRIDAL COSTUMES.
The bride, pretty, vivacious, semi
brunette wore an elegant gown of whit
China silk en- train with over dress of EN-
broidered mousseIine chiffon, festoone
/ with tufts of small curled feathers, cor
sage pointed laced in the back with silk
, en- cords, V shaped neck, draped with rOs
point lace, caught up on both shoulder
with small round tufts OF ostrich tips an
finished with handsome Rhine stone pas
sementerie. White suede glove and sliI
: pers, Il bridal veil of tulle fastened wit
pearl pins, diamond ornaments, a bouqut
, of bridal roses.
Miss Bodie Mountjoy, maid of hone
and sister of the bride, looked very spirit
I uelIc in gown of cream white crepe q
chine train, skirt mounted plain
front, with full flounce point de alenco
lace. a corsage with deep paufers, an
full elbow sleeves finished with lace, ,crea
suede gloves and slippers, boquct of whit
I roses.
Miss Mary Porter a stylish brunett
, wore Il becoming gown of primrose yello
China silk, demi- train, deep fiounce
, silk on the front of the skirt, squa
4 ncclIed corsage trimmed with embroidert
chiffon, and ieweled butterflies, ycllo
;. undressed kid gloves and slippers, boz
o quet of Marechal Mel roses.
Miss Ora Chamberlain, Il lovely, swe
faced girl, wore Il stylish, pretty dress
sea shell pink crepe de chine, elbo
sleeves, cut steel trimmings, suede glow
and slippers to match. Bouquet OF |
France roses.
d Miss Susie Lesueur, statuesque blond
= wore coral pink China silk made {
: train, Il graduated flounce on the frol
with cascades OF riped chiffon up ii
sides, COrsage pointed back and front on
lined with pink faille ribbon which fell
. the length of the skirt at the back, 10
B round neck with fall OF chiffon, full elbo
SlCthCD, DllIh hIu SiphCo
! slippers, boquet of La France roses.
z Miss Georgie Strope wore quain
l charming dress of primrose yellow Chil
silk, square corsage, draped with yello
U chiffon, suede gloves and shoes to mate
Bouquet of Marechal Neil roses; diamor
0 ornaments. She looked like picture.
= Bessie Bowman, flower bearer for brid
S looked like a fairy in white tareltC
made over white satin, trimmed with whi
n satin ribbons, white slippers and bask
a OF pink and white roses.
Co. lINTELLIGEHCER Corrcspondcncc.l
. ODESSA, Mo-, October 14.-On Wedne
day, October I, the residence of Mr.. al
Mrs. James Starr was the scene of a hap!
> gathering of friends. The occasion w
the marriage of their daughter, Fanni
IL to Mr.. John Edwards, of Kansas City, ~
: their son, c. f. Starr, to Miss Eta Mile
of Johnson county.
~ ~ 10 the strains of the wedding mare
a played by Miss Laura Starr, the brid
Is party entered the parlor, which was bear
ID tifully decorated with cut flowers al
n trailing vines. The ceremony was pc
, formed by Rev. F. w. Leonard, former +
pastor OF the Baptist church at this plac
The attendants were Misses La Yer
Starr and Tina Thompson, and the Miss
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