The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-11-28
CHRYSANTHEMUM WEDDING,
Miss Elizabeth G. Walton Mar
ried to Mr.. Charles F.
Weidemeyer.

At the Arcade H tel. Higginsville,
NO., November %, by DIR. G. L.
Mead, OF Bolton, Mo-, Mr.. Charles
+. Weidemeyer, cashier of the State
hank ut Aurora, Mo. and Miss Eliza
beth &. Walton, daughter of w. =.
Walton, Esq, proprietor of the
Arcade Hotel.
The attendants were Mr.. Monroe
Holloway, OF Kansas City. and Miss
Agatha Weidemeyer, Of Clinton, sis
ter of the groom.
A large number of the relatives
and friends of the bride and groom
assembled on the evening of the 22nd
instant to witness the wedding cere-
mony which made these two young
people husband and wife. The very
large p .rlor of the hotel was elabor-
ately decorated with chrysanthemums
and other autumnal flowers. and bril-
lian,ly illuminated. Gaslight never
shOne on more enchanting scene
than that enacted ut that suspicious
moment, when the words were spoken,
making this young lady and young
man partners for life.
1t was the nineteenth birthday OF
the bride, flower cultured in all the
graces and accomplishments that are
bes lowed upon the present generation,
the center OF attraction of large
circle OF friends. she was the idol ot
parents and OF the community III
which it was her fortune tn reside.
The groom is skilled business man,
grown to manhood at Clinton, Mo,
when he removed To Aurora, where
he has the confidence of his associates
and the community.
The ceremony, by Dr.. Moad, was
spoken with mor- than usual impress
siveness, rs only this venerable servant
Of his Maker could speak it.
| After the usual congratulations. the
bride and groom, with the guests, re
paired to the dining-room, where i
bountitui wedding supper awaited
them. Ii consisted OF steweG oysters,
cold meats, salads, cakes and tIl-bits.
tempting the appetite Of the most
fastIdious epicure, together with
fruits Of this climate end the trooics.
The brides dress was of cream satin.
duchesse princess en- f'ITiD, eiab0ratelv
trimmed with French point lace "A
delicate and beautiful bridal toilette.
The conventional veil ana orange
blossoms were conspicuous by their
absence. Her wealth of hair, the
shade of which was made famous by
Titan. was ornamented by few buds
from the bridal bouquet. Ornament.
pearls and diamonds.
At ten o'clock p. M, the bride and
groom took the Chicago and Alton
train for st. Louis, being showered
with rice by the guests carrying out
the old usuage that has become pro-
verb-that gU~i fortune will follow
them if the cereal Is given in pro-
fusion.
The presents were numerous. COM
prising those articles which are orna-
/. mental and useful.
They will he at home at Hotel Por-
ter, Aurora, after December !, subse-
quently, eating turkey at Clinton on
Thanksgiving.
Among the guests from abroad
were: Judge James b. Can't, of
the supreme court, and wife; Mrs. b.
r. Ireland, son and daughter, and
Mrs. Green, of Lexington Miss May
Montgomery. and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
c. Hughes, Of Sedalia Misses Hattie
and Mamie Hall, Miss Florida Wants
and Miss Mamie Marmaduke, of
Sweet Springs: and Mrs. J. NJ.
Weidemeyer, mother of the groom. of
Clinton.
/ The BAZoo extends tn Mr.. and
Mrs. Weidemeyer its hearty congrtu-
lations ON the suspicious event above
narrated. MAY their lives be one of
unalloyed pleasure extending into the
dim vista of the future.