The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-09
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Graham.
Married, al the Presbyterian church Ia
H~iggtnsville, Oct. 80, 1896, Mr.. z. g. Will
lette, OF Page City, and Miss Ruth Jones.
of Odessa.
Married, at Keytesville, Mo-, Tuesday
evening. November 9Th. 1896, Mr.. Thos. J.
John, Of Sweet Springs, and Miss Alice
Virginia Hancock, of Keytesville.
After q few days spent at Excelsior
Springs the happy couple arrived here to
visit friends on Their way to their home at
Sweet Springs. Mr.. John is we'll known
to our citizens. where he held the respou.
sible position of head miller at b Nc
Grew mills. He 10 also very popular
socially, and his departure was sincerely
regretted by our young people. He has
made many warm friends In his new
home who will be glad to greet him and
his fair bride. We are not acquainted
with the bride, but Mr.. Johns good judg-
ment IL to be relied upon.
The INTKLLIoRNCER Offers congratula-
tions and best wishes for b contracting
parties, and trusts that their new life
may be all that mortals could desire.
Mrrried, 10 st. Louis, No., November
9Th. 1896, Mr.. William K. Stanard and
Miss Annie Winsor, daughter OF Mrs.
Frank r. Chew.
OF the wedding the Republic says:
IAN important wedding OF today will
be the nuptfals OF Mr.. William Kaufman
Stanard and Miss Annie Winsor Chew,
daughter Of Mrs. Frank T. Chew: The
ceremony will take lace at 9 O'Clock this
aunt, Mas. Evans, Of soai Deimar avenue,
avenue Methodist church, ofhciating.
''This will be . white and pink wed.
ding, the house being decked with botted
plants and smilax, aud the mautels
banked with pink and white c~hrysanthe-
anthsmums being erected between the
windows Of the front drawing room,
beneath which the bridal party will
stand during the ceremony. The bride
will be attended by her cousin, Mis- Mary
Winsor Silver, OF Lexington, Mo-, - maid
man. There will be two little doweI
girls, Misses Margaret Stanard and Anne
Evanr, the little cousin Of the bride.
The bride, . beautiful girl OF the pure
blonde type, will wear . gown Of Whit
brocaded satin, the corsage high and
covered with mouyseline de sole, the
round waist finished with folds OF ths
satin, and the immense sleeves which fal
low on the shoulder aud bulge at thu
elbow made Of the satin brocade. Hel
long tuille veil will be fastened with
magnificent diamond star, . gift from thu
bridegroom. She will carry q bouquet o.
white roses, fringed with lilies Of th'
valley.
The maid Of honor, who 10 . pronouncet
brunette, and will form . decided con
trast to the bride, will wear Q gown o
white silk muil over pink silk, b corsag'
cut round aud trimmed with pearl passe
menterie, her only ornament being I
sSavsniI pin given her by the bridegroom
roses. The little flower girls will b
gowned In white organdis over pink silk
and carry baskets OF white and pink roses
A reception will take place from Q 70 9
after which the young couple leave TO-
the east 70 visit New York, Warrington
Niaeara, Philadelphia and Atlanta. Upos
their return they will be At home II
December ct the groom's home on Lindel
boulevard"
Married, at Blackburn, Nov. 8. 1895. b!
Rev. w. b. Dobyns, Mr.. Chas. Buckley
and Miss Corinne Price.
The Marshall Democrat News q o
oaesir: "The church was handsomel,
"a for the occasion by the man,
ths high contracting partie
athe hour named for tn
o(torium Of the buildini
We 1ed guests. A few
minute9 ed the ushers
Messrs. J.s1 e,G. Parson'
advanced down Is aisle
respectfully. whilst0 Z IA wa
delightfully."- rendered. Thee
Gaines. Following the z Ame tn
attendants, Mr.. Charlie Bakef and Me
Bessie Vaughan, down the right aisle
aud Mr.. Geo. F.. Orear aud Misc Salii
6aggett down the left. Then @ ne th
groom ON the arm Of his best man, Mi
the right aisle, while the fair bride I'd
vanced down the left, leaning upon th
arm OF her maid OF honor. Miss Mar
Craddock, OF this city. Al the altar tn
ushers and attsndants separated, standin
on either side. while the groom gave hi
arm to the bride and Rev. w. r. Dobynl
using the beautiful ceremony Of the Epis
copal church, made them husband an
wife In = most impressive manner A
the cOnclusion of the ceremony the Who'll
bridal party departed from the church q
the right aisle, and at the door took cal
risges for the depot for the s:19 c. 4 4
train for 81. Louis. The newly welded Poi
took the train amid . shower of rice an
old shoes, and many were the sxpressiou
OF good will and hearty congratulatiou
rendered the happy couple - the trai
pulled out, all OF which Was indicative
the esteem and confidence In which th