The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29

Walker Of Pleasant Green, No.;
Laura Schell of Springfield, No.;
Louise Huston, Marshall, Mo-; Carrie
Hiuslale, Stella Montgomery, Lille
and Fannie Bard, Laura Morey, Lulu
Withers, Isabel Daniel, Emma Lon
gan, Blanche Latour, May Small,
Maytie Hinslale, Glesner Moore,
Me-srs. H. {. SCOTT, Harry Espen-
SHE'D, A. F. Goodwin, Walter Morey,
Lee Bard, DIR. +. W. Bear. Jack Gibbs,
7. B. Courtney John Frey, Grant
Crawford, Ed. Levens, Sallie Wolf.
George Hoffman, Fred Barde and
Others.
Superintendent J. J. Frey went to
Lexington on the same train in
his private car accompanied by
Mrs. Frey and a few friends,
The crisp November air, made
every one feel bright, and the mission
that all were about to fulfill made the
party feel doubly cheerful. The
prairie country was soon in view after
leaving Sedalia, the Queen of the
New West faded behind the party.
Georgetown, Hughesville and Hous-
tenia were passed, and the astonished
villagers peered out @! their half open
doors only to see a puff of steam and a
slreak of smoke as the rumbling noise
ii the flying train died away in the
distance.
Lexington was reached at 5:15 p.
~, and away to the hotel the party
went and took rooms, when supper
was partaken of and toilets prepared.
THE CEREMONY.
Was performed at 7:30 o'clock p.
m. by the Rev. J. w. Cole pastor of
the First Baptist church at Lexington
and was prettily said. The church
was beautifully decorated with autu-
mai flowers, terms etc.
The bridesmaids were Misses Mavme
Chew, St. Louis, Lucie Harper, Ram
sas City, Lillian and Adine Glenn,
Nashville Tenn, Rhode Aull. Maud
Burlin, Laura Ireland and Julia
Neal, Lexington.
The groOmsmeH were Messrs Linn.
Ilgenfritz, a. l.. Burr, DIR. o. B,
Caldwell. Richard Barrett, Richard
Morey, Chas. Bard, Sedlalia, Ed Ne
Grew, brother of the bride, and james
Banks, Kansas City.
Miss Estelle McGrew. sister of the
bride, WAS maid of honor, while Tav-
lor Blow, of st. Louis was the groom'>
best man.
THE REcEPTIoN
Was held at the beautiful home of the
brides parents, and was on, com
at $50 p. M, lasting until
midnight. The home Is deliberately !
furnished with everything that goes
to make it beautiful, and the decora-
tons of flowers, etc, We're of the most |
tasteful and expensive kind. Every /!
hing about the home WAS Indicative /
IF wealth, taste. refinement and the
lbode of Christian people.
THE PgEsI MIS-
Were displayed on the third floor of
he residence, and were very varied
md elegant Hundreds Of articles.
ostly and useful TO the housewife. or
he dining table, sideboard and cen
er table.
The welded couple returned to Sc
lalia on the special train and took
he regular train for ST. Louis, on
rief honeymoon tour. l.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bard start out in
redded life under very suspicious cir
and surroundings. The
'Az5o extends congratulations ana
id> oirs. Barr - ,,.eartv welcome To-
edalia society While she has lefi
home with n. - cymfe-tS and ele-
ance that money yan purchase, she
As ala left 4 circle Of friends a. well ,
: loving parents, brothers and sisters. :
III she Is coming among rs good a
eople a. ever looked through calico |
resses or iour-in-hand ties, who are =,
enerouS to a fault and unselish in :.
ieir enjoyments and pleasures. 4
What the Kaiser Saws. :