The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-22

Jefferson City, this week. The Tribune
b u comments On a gentleman well
known here: "'Pooh-Bah,' the man of!
many names, was played by an old-tims
favorite, Mr.. w. j. Chambliss. His dig-
nifed bearing and manly voice, coupled
with the humorous lines of the opera,
created q splendid impression, and the
character, as played by Mr.. Chambliss,
will be remembered by all who saw him.
A single specimen Of Mr.. Chambliss' YER
bal ses~quipedalian or one OF Mr.. Prizes
meyers humorous facial ex expressions, not
to mention his local adaptions and serene
soliloquies, was enough to throw the
house in commissions Of laughter"
MARRIAGES.
Married, near Cordsr, Dsosmbsr u, 1894,
MIR. David Peacock and Miss Bette Cor
bin.
Married, near Aullville, December 10,
1891, DR.. Walter Roberts and Miss Gertie
Osborn.
Married, near MAYHEM, December IL,
1894. BY Rev. A. w. Mister, Mr.. John Nc
Donald and Miss Laura Jennings.
Married, in Concordis, December IL,
1894, BY Rev. J. H. y. Kaeppel. Mr.. F. w.
Brunkoetter and Miss Carrie Boeplsr.
Married, at Corder. December is, MIR.
Weatherman, Of Higginsville, and Miss
Bray, OF Dover township. The lNTRLLI-
oKNC1R's best wishes attend them.
Married, in Kansas City, Monday, De-
csmber II, Mr.. Henry Smith, formerly Of
this city, a Miss Matte J. Fellers, of
Table Rock, Nebraska. Mr.. Smith is q
brother Of NJ. D. N. Smith, Of this city,
and Q son OF the late Harrison Smith.
Married, in this city, December 18th, by
Squire John M. Price, at the residence OF
the sister Of the bride, Mr.. Oliver G.
Harvey n Miss Mary A. HOWELL.
A n banquet was served after the
wedding. The couple left ON the evening
train east for . bridal tour. Success to
them.
Married, In his city, December IS, at
the residence Of the brides father, Mr.. w.
e. Ksrdoln, ST., by Rev. Mr.. Ellerby, Mr..
Edward Pierpoint and Mrs. Matte K.
Simpson.
This wedding ook place in the presence
Of only the relatives n intimate friends
Of the contracting parties. An elegant
supper was served to those present.
Mr.. Pierpoint comes A. . stranger, but
bsars the testimonials Of q high position
In railroad circles, a. we'll % the reputa-
ton for high morality and sterling integ-
rity. The lady he was 90 fortunate to win
has hosts OF friends and deserves them all.
The INTELLIoHNCER extends congratula-
tons.
Married, ct the Presbyterian church, 10
this city, Wednesday, December 10, BY
Rev. A. 8. Monet, Mr.. @. G. Parker, OF
Ios Angeles, California, and Miss Julia,
the charming daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Neale, Of this city.
The Presbyterian church was comforta.
bly, filled with sdmiring friends. ON Wed
nssday evening last, who had assembled
TO witness marriage rites between thest
two young people. The church had beer
carefully and beautifully arranged BY
artistic hands. The altar was decorated
with u exquisite array Of flowers, made
into . design ct oncs attractive and
pleasing.
Grew, e. n. McCausland and r. e. Smith
were the honorsd lshers. The three aisle.
OF the church were successfully utilized
by the bridal party IN making . beautifu
entry into the church, and . graceful
approach to the altar. The party enteret
by the east and west doors. Mr.. Chanslo
and Mr.. Smith, followed by Misse
6trameke. Fulkerson, Florence Neale aut
the handsome little pages, Henry Chile
and Limrick Chanslor approached tn
altar by the east aisle. Mr.. Ac0rew, MI
McCausland. Misses McGrew, Burden
Mamie Nsals and the flower girls, verita
BILE little beauties, Lillian Hoorehsad AND
Pauline Sellers entered by the west aisle
The bride and groom came In through
the middle aisle. The minister stsppet
In front Of the pulpit and the party at tn
altar formed Q graceful circle.
, Mr.. DraWlsy was at the organ and dis
coursed the sweet strains Of the weddinl
march.
The bride wore . tailor gown Of Freucl
] blue, godet skirt, short pointed basque
J trimmed with buttons and stitching,
French blus felt hat with Tam O'Shante
} crown, trimmed with birds. and . hand
some coat Of the same material ~ dress
which with gloves TO match complete'
the costume. She carried brides rose
! with . bunch Of sweet violets in tn
. center.
The bridesmaids were attired in tailo
gewns, with gloves TO match, Of difberen
coler that blended we'll. They wore larg
black velvet hats with . touch of csriss
rcd. They carried American Beauty roses
This wedding has bssn the leading topi
, OF cspvsrss in society circles for week
! and all who witnessed 1t pronounce
, one Of the prsttisst and most fashionabl
, that has ever been solemnixed In this city
The bride, Miss Julia, IL . lovable an
: beloved character. Wherever she gee
, she wins friends, By her amiable disposi
tieu and lovely manners. Here in Lex
iugton whore she II best known
where she has grown from infancy int
young womsnhood, where she receive
the polished education Of college routine
: where she took . leading part In ~societ,
whsrs she won for herself the admiratio
, Of all, she will be thought of often an
. will always hsvs the generous goo
wishes OF . devoted and an admirin
a legion Of friends.
al Charles q. Parker 10 q worthy gentle
m, msriting indeed the choicest bless
l5gs Of life. Against his character aaugh
II be said. He 10 honest. He 10 sincer'
Me 10 energetic. He combines the virtue
. of . great and lofty character, and In hi
journey through life will practice an
: preach those virtues which meet thei
reward In honest hearts.
d The young married couple left on th
a evening train for their far OF wester
home. They have Joined hearts and In
tsrssts and though 1t be . tender. britt
chord that binds husband and wife, v
trust and feel that that chord will nsvs
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