The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-10-13
STOCK-MOSES.
A Wedding in Which Two Well
Known and Popular Sc.
daliaans Partici-
pated.

pated.
The wedding of Mr.. r. H. Moses
and Miss Lula Stock took place at
5 o'clock this evening at the residence
of the brides mother Mrs. Sophia
Stock No. 215 Broadway.
The groom is one ofthe most promi-
nent and reputable residents of Soda
liza, 10 cashier of the Third National
bank, a large property owner and .
leading man in every particular.
The bride is handsome Snd rein.
ed young lady, highly educated and
possessed of all the traits which
made home happy and the social cir
Gle more attractive. For some time
she occupied responsible positions in
the public schools of this city, and at
Gainesville, Texas, and her popular
ity was unquestioned.
At precisely 5 o'clock the bridal
pair took their positions directly in
front of the large bay window Of the
reception room, which was banked
high with ported plants and blooming
flowers, and there Rev. B. F. Boiler,
pastor of the First Congregational
church, of which both bride and groom
are members, pronounced the cere-
mony which made them man and
wife.
The bride wore a gown Of cream
crepe du CHEN, made with perfectly
plain petticoat, full round train and
surplice bodice cut v. back and front.
The v was edged with q full wide
fall of embroidered chiffon caught to-
gether at the throat by q diamond bar
and the elbow sleeves were also edged
with the chiffon. The gloves were
cream undressed kid and the bridal
bouquet was Marechal Mel roses.
After the ceremony luncheon in
courses of salads, meats, cakes, ices
fruits, coffee, etc., was served in the
dining room from tables decorated
with square center pieces composed Of
roses and dahlias, after which the
newly married couple, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moses, of
Chicago, MI. and Mrs. Ed Moses,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Moses, of
Great Bend, Kansas, left for Chicago
where the entire party will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moses.
Among the guests from a distance
were Mr.. Moses brothers, Mr.. Char.
les Moses, Of Chicago, Messrs. Ed.
and George Moses, Of Great Bend,
Kan, and their wives, Mr.. Albert
Parker. of San Deigo, CAL. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Minis, Of Windsor, the
latter a sister of the bride.
The presents were abundant and
costly and consisted of choice bric-a-
brac, 500 from the brides uncle, Mr..
Meyer, pictures, furniture, etc.
In the brides trosseau were many
handsome gowns, among them a re-
ception dress Of pigeon colored silk
combined with velvet and richly
trimmed with pasamenteri, with hat
to match; travelling costume of
dark blue broadcloth edged with
bands Of peacock plumage, hat Of
blue velvet combined with fawn and
trimmed with peacock plumage, wrap
of fawn cloth; a tea gown
of Veronese red henrietta with
front and sleeves of tan
elk, collar and girdles studded with
jet and numerous others of stylish and
tasteful material and make.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses after their re-
turn from their bridal tour will occu.
Ply their own elegant home southwest
corner of Thirteenth and Ohio streets.
The BAzoo joins with their many
friends in wishing them life of sun
shine and happiness.