The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-06-15
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Married, at Gallatin, Tenn, June IL,
1895. Rev. Reno Downer and Miss Mary
T.. Boddie.
Miss Boddie was for sometime a men,
Der Of Central College faculty.
Married, in this city, at the residence Of
the brides mother, June IL, 1895, at 8 PM,
by Rev. C. Nj. Bishop, Mr.. Albert Sidney
Loomis and Miss Medora L. Steele.
The wedding was u very quiet one, the
ceremony being pronounced in the pres
ence only of the relatives and a few
friends. After receiving congratulations
the happy couple left on the east bound
Missouri Pacific train for al extended
trip through the cast. They will visit
Chicago, New York, Niagara Falls. Phila-
delphia, Washington and other points Of
interest, returning home about July Is.
The groom is one of Lexington's genuine
good young men. He has been connected
with the Missouri Pacific in the capacity
of agent at this city for several years, and
has served with entire satisfaction to all
who have had business with the great
railroad. The bride is a very popular
young lady, of good nature and fine
accomplishments. The INTELLIaENCER
sends its sincere congratulations.
Married, at "rhe Cedars," the residence
of the brides parents, near this city, June
18th, 1895, by Rev. &. nj. Bishop, MIR.
Edward Auli and Miss Mary A, eldest
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Il.
Stramcke.
No event of frequent occurrence SO stirs
all the tenderest sentiments OF the heart
without admixture of suffering, as q
beautiful, well ordered home wedding.
the influences OF which the character OF
the young bride has been developed, is
eminently the proper place for the plig hit
ing of those vows which prepare her for
reigning in a new home.
The handsome home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas T. Stramcke was beautifully
adorned on the occasion of the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Mary, TO Mr.,
Edward Aull, on last Wednesday evening.
There were present to witness the happy
event a large number Of immediate friends
of the bride and groom from this city and
from st. Louis and Kansas City. The
specially honor guests OF the occasion
were MIR. and Mrs. Smithers, OF st. Louis
the grandfather aud grandmother of the
bride. who notwithstanding the well
preserved strength of the one and beauty
Of the other, are nearly approaching the
celebration of the golden anniversary OF
their own wedding.
At nine o'clock the folding doors were
thrown open, admitting the bridal party
through the library to the parlor. Led
by the officiating clergyman, the Rev. Mr.
Bishop, they advanced one by one to the
Strains Of L~oheugrin, executed by Mis-,
Ella ID. Nickel. The party consisted
Of Miss Daisy Evil. Of st. Louis, cousin
Of the bride, Miss Lillian Ryland, Miss
Birdie Wallace, Miss Belle Stramcke and
Little Irene Stramcke, who GRACEFUL,
tripped in like a little fairy, bearing upor
q white satin cushion the ring to be uset
In h ceremony. Last came the beautiful
bride leaning upon the arm Of the strou,
man who was ~henceforth to be her pro
tector and ever gallant knight.
The marriage was solemn, tender, beau
tiful. May the prayer that the fidelity an,
love OF Isaac and Rebecca be repro
duced in their lives be answered by Hin
who ordained marriage in the garden o
Eden, and gave unto the first man 'al
help meet for him."