The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-11-26

nd Miss Ira B.. Comstock.
Married. at Waverly, November 10, 1892,
" Rev. II. P. Cobb, r. L. s. Booton and
.essie Tucker, both OF Waverly.
Married, at Batesville, Ark, November
2, 1892, f. d. Fulkerson, formerly OF this
ounty, and Miss Lee Mcdowell.
Married, in Lexington, November 10th,
It 3 O'Clock p. M, at the residence of the
,ride's aunt, Mrs. Clay H. Page. Frank
VI. Perry and Anna b. Page. both OF Hig-
,insviile. Rev. w. j. Carpenter oficiated.
Married, at the Baptist church, Dover,
No., Ed. q. NJ. Goode, of Lexington
christian church officiating, November
a, 1892, William McReynolds, OF Aurora,
No.. and Miss Rebecca VIM, of Dover.
rhe INTELLIaENcER extends congrat ula-
ions.
Married, at the Cumberland ~Presbyte-
rian church, at Cd $: a, November 16, 1892.
by Rev. A. A. Moore, G.. I'll. Gilbert, of
Texas, and Miss Elnora,
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. j. IL. Christy:-
Observation-Disclosures +. Clemens, Jennie
Bliss, Blanche Blackwell, Stella Ramsey,
Alice Glover and Lucille Christy. Ushers:
DIR. o. f.. Burton and Mr.. IL. W. Mcneil.
The world was sad,
The garden was a wild,
And man, the hermit sighed
Till woman smiled.
When Adam had named all the animals
and all the birds and saw them roaming
off to the broad pastures, diving into the
deep forests or cleaving the air with JOY
full wing, he turned sadly to the Creator
and said, ''behold l l lave 10 help mate"
God saw the point, administered an
aenesthetic, and in order to avoid as much
divorce business as possible, took q rid
from Adams side and made OF it what
was to Adam when he awoke the most
beautiful creature living.
Hence it was hat while man was the
suggestion of God, woman was the sug-
gestion of man, and we've felt kinder
towards Adam ever since we found 1t out.
The Bard-McGrew nuptuals, uniting in
the holy bonds of matrimony William b.
Bard, Jr., OF Sedalia, and MaZee, second
daughter of ]. G. and Leah McGrew, were
solemnized at the Baptist church, Tuesday
evening at 7 O'Clock, Rev. w. l. Cole,
officiating.
The announcement of this wedding,
which had been made several weeks pre-
viously, very naturally attracted unusual
interest, not only here, but in Sedalia and
st. Louis, where the bride and groom are
well and popularity known
Long before the appointed hour the
auditorium of the church was filled with
an expectant throng. The altar had been
handsomely decorated From pillar to
| pillar extended an evergreen arch with
pendant bouquets OF white chrysanthe-
NUNS. Co~ncentric to this was a half circle
of rgr with groupings of flowers
and butterflies. Massed behind the front
OF the altar were yellow and white chrys-
themums and palms. On each pillar Of
the altar were grouped pots of palms and
ferns. A bouquet of pink and whit
chrysanthemums depended from each
~ehapdelier near the altar.
The usffers- we're Messrs. j.. r. Moore
head, Leroy Farmer, Ernest McCauslans
and Emison Chanslor.
As Prof. Rooster commenced the swee
strains of Mendelsshon's wedding march
the bridal party entered. Messrs. Nc
Causland and Chanslor advanced up on
aisle, followed by Miss Adine Glenn, @
Nashville, Tenn, and Mr.. Ed. McGrew
Miss Lucie Harper, of Kansas City, an
Mr.. A. L. Burr, OF Sedalia; Miss Laur
ireland, of Lexington, and Mr.. Charlie
Bard, of Sedalia; Miss Maude Burden, G
Lexington, and DR.. Caldwell, OF Sedalia
the maid OF honor, Miss Estelle McGrew
the little flower girl, Miss Mozelle Pric'
Of st. Louis; and the lovely bride. Messr'
Farmer and Moorehead passed up tn
OF SIS louis and pfr. James Banks, g
kiIns4s< cry Mis- Lii Glenn, of Nash
<<es I Linn Ilginfritz, {
4<6sl{a Miss Eidie Aull, of Lexington
aud Mr.. Richard Morey, of Sedalia; Mis-
Julia Neale, of Lexington, and Mr.. Rich
ard Barrett, OF Sedalia; the best man, Nj
, Taylor Blow, of 81. Louis; the page
T, Masters James G. McGrew and ManvilI
Cbinn, and the groom. The maid of hone
> carried a white silk cushion or which la
the wedding ring. They met at the alta
and when the wedding march had change
y to low, soft music, the minister pre-
> nounced the solemn words which mad
the young pair man N wife.
. After the ceremony the newly wedde
couple, the attendants, and Adopt thr'
hundred guests repaired To the McGre
. mansion, which was brilliantly lighte
and tastefully decorated. In the parlo
were placed here and there growing fern
rose-bowls OF white and yellow chrysaI
themums, and vases of yellow tea rose
In u recess ~profusely trimmed wit
ferns and flowers, herself the sweete
flower of all, the bride stood with h
handsome husband to receive the col
. gratulations and good wishes that we
showered upon them.
. She was attired in white Duchesse sat
with q vatican train, he front of Il
. skirt edged with cable cord. The bodi
was surplice, very richly trimmed wi
" point Duchesse lace, the sleeves long al
20 pulled; the veil fell over her face, al
back to the end of her train, 1t was ia
tened to her hair with pearl pins. 81
wore white satin slippers. diamond ca
!, rings, q slender gold chain with a al
II mond pendant, and carried white chry
- anthemums.
q The maid Of honor wore an Empi
!. gown OF white crepe, bell skirt and den
train, round neck with a bertha of VIII
chiffon, diamond ornaments, short tn.
= veil caught with pearl pins, bouquet
white chrysanthemums.
; Miss Julia Neale was dressed in yelit
crystal corded silk trimmed with cres
lace, train, diamond ornaments, bouqt
- of yellow chrysanthemums, slippers
match costume.
Each bridesmaid wore o wreath OF Il
buttercups, fastened to the hair with
Of butterfly bow.
or Miss Wayne Chew, primrose creI
round neck, train, diamond ormamel
and bouquet of yellow chrysanthemun
Miss Maude Burden, yellow crysti
corded silk, trimmed with Duehesse la
nd girdle Of passementerie, long sleeves, d
niond ornament, bouquet.
Miss Laura Ireland, primrose 81
bertha of Duchess lace, slippers to maj
.st costume, yellow chrysapthemums.
re Miss Ride AuIl, yellow changeable al
IN corsage garnished with cream lace, Y
low slippers, and chrysanthemums.
Miss Lucie Harper, yellow crystal b,
on g%aline.'
he Misses Adine and Lii Glenn were
ls- tired in yellow brocaded china silk.
ey The groom, ushers and groomsn
were i'm fulI Rvaninp drass