The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-11-29
nary business and executive ability to,
once more place the St. Louis post
office on decent footing. BARKIs.
JOINED IN WEDlOCK.'
Marriage of Mr.. e. c. SatterIy,
Of Kansas City,and Miss Ida
3. Newkirk, of Sedalia.
n trite adage saws:


Life i, full ri trouble
The BAzoo don't agree with old
man Trite, for life is full Of pleasures.
One of the pleasante>t matrimonial
events that has transpired in Sedalia
for many days was the wedding of
Miss Ida Belle Newkirk, daughter Of
Cyrus Newkirk, Esq. president Of
the First National Bank, of Sedalia,
to MIR. f. c. Satterly of the Safe De-
post bank Of Kansas City, at the
Broadway Presbyterian Church, We'd
nesday evening, Nov. %.
The ceremony, Il most solemn and
impressive one, was pronounced by
Rev. j. X. Stevenson, in the presence
of an immense cOncourse of the elite Of
Sedaiia, the relatives of the bride and
groom and the associates and friends
OF the bride
The church was beautifully deco
rated-the artistic work performed
underline bride direction and those who
were nearest and dearest to her in the
bonds of friendship and love.
After the ceremony at the church
an elegant reception was given at the
residence Of the brides parents, when
congratulations were extended to and
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Satterly. A
host Ofthe friends of the bride and her
family gathered there to wish the
bridal pair all the joys of life that
could possibly be desired or imagined.
The pleasant home was bea ltlfully
decorated with ferns a flowers. In
the reception room was a po,tiere
formed of ehrysanthemums and ferns,
from which hung a floral moon, and
under this the parents stood to receive
the bridal party.
Sedalia society has witnessed the
bride grow from childhood to wOman>
hood, they, who admired her for her
many excellent qualities of head and
heart, will join The BAzoo in breath
ing a supplication to the Heavenly
Throne for the future happiness and
the unbounded prosperity of the newly
welded.
After congratulations, delicatelv
prepared refreshments were served
with that eclat and elegance that is
prOverbial at the Newkirk mansion.
To Mr.. Satterly:
You have plucked one of Sedalia'a
choicest flowers. Hundreds of our
people voice The BAzOO's words that
you and yours may partake of the
sweets of this life only and that in
superabuundance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Satterly left on the
early morning train for st. Louis and
Chicago and after brief tour will be
"at home" at the Midland Hotel.
Kansas City.
Who comes next, was the oft
spoken interrogation and Oftener
thought at the wedding.
The music at the reception was
Of the choicest selections and thorough
|y enjoyed by the guests.
1t was the most brilliant assem>
blage of age, youth and beauty that
has ever been together in Sedalia,
both at the church and the reception.
Miss Nellie Simpson, a charming
Young lady Of Kansas City, a warm
friend Of the bride, presided at the
punch bowl with becoming dignity
md grace.
The train from the west on which
he bridal party departed was due to
cave at II 40 a. m. Thursday but
vas delayed until 800 p. m. 1t was
tedious and unpleasant wait.
The FIVE daughters of Mr.. and
Hrs. Newkirk's were present at the
Wedding also the only son, father and
aother-a happy reunion, such as
'ossibly may never occur in the family
gain.