The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-02-24
Bennett-WheeIer Nero. Co.

Married, at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Alsbach, at high
noon Wednesday Feb. 10, Miss An
ME +. Alsbach to Mr.. Oscar Yeattes
Rev. Father Scanlon officiating. The
bride was attended by her best friend
Miss Mamie Leaventz, OF Sedalia.
while the groom with his best man
Mr. John Gossard, entered the par
Tors TO the beautiful NEEDING march
played by Mr.. Swisher, OF Butler.
Inc bride was very charmingly
robed in white with tulls veil to
match while the graceful folds
caught in loops and fastened to the
high coiffure by diamond pin. The
bridemaid was very sweetly dressed
In changeabie silk with beautiful lace
and ribbon and looked charming.
After congratulations OF the friends
the bridal party led the way to the
dining room, where the table was
just beautiful, shining in silver and
cut glass and decorsted with SIMILAR
and American beauty roses.
The guests from abroad were Miss
Leaventz, OF SedaliA and Miss DYER OF
n. &. a large number OF friends OF
the contracting parties witnessed the
happy event. The most ENJOYABLE
event was the cutting OF the brides
cake. After the tables were cleared
and removed the young folks had a
good time dancing until the wee sma
hours, when one and all, wishing the
happy couple long life OF happi.
ness, departed for their home. Fol.
lowing is a list OF the presents
Psrlor lamp, Mrs. ToOhey; dlningrOom lamp,
hr. and Mrs; Ferriars and family; parlor
Carl Weiner and sister; dresser Iamn. IIttIs
cousin Of the bride; IlavIin china hand painted
plate, Miss Daisy Bench; HAvlln china plate
Mary Norton; beautiful hand painted plate,
Chas Hagedorn and wife; HavIin china plate,
Mary and Katie Toohey; one dozen blue Plates
MT. and Mrs. SCHROEDER; some beautiful lace
china fruit dish and cake plate, Mrs santr;
china hand painted individual set and pitcher
hand painted china cream pitcher, little En-
NETT TOohey; Havln china salad dish Tim
Kelly and wife OF HarrisOnvllle, Mo. china
pepper and salt stand, Jessie jenkins; cut glass
table castor, George Helmer and wife; cut
glass berry bowl, Fred Aspman and wife, cut
glass water SET silver tray, Mr. o Hoagland and
sister; cut glass water set and tray, Mrs.
Close, OF Pleasant Hill, Mo. pink and gold In
dividual set Mr.. and Mrs. Ycattes. parents Of
the groom; cut glass dish, Dora Swltzer and
Arthur walters; cut glass cake plate, Mrs.
Gillian; pair hand painted vases, Geo. Ter
mare; soap dish and brush holder, Lizzie Santz;
set silver knives and forks, set silver table and
Tea spoons, oak bed room set, sewing machine,
brothers OF bIidei set dishes and carpet, par
ents Of bride; half dozen beautifully engraved
spoons, Mary Dyer, X. c.; beautiful picture,
Mrs Sallie Anderson and Miss Elite Denny; q
lovely rocking chair and head rest Mike Curry
and family; some beautiful lace, Mrs. sAntzi
bolt Of muslin, Mrs. NJ ID. haloney; lace cur
talns, Jen Robinson and sister; chenille stand
cover, Edith and Ora jenkins; chenille stand
cover, Nettie and John jenkins; bed spread,
Mr.. Aspman and wife; bed spread, Mr.. Norton
and wife; table linen, Mr.. WeltOn and wifej
table linen ana towels, Sprague Co., table
linen, Chas Eenton and wife: table linen, Adam
heIimer and wife; table linen mrs. HUFFMAN
pair Of hem stitched towels, Mr.. Creath and
Wifei pair OF towels, Arthur WemOtt and wife;
2 besuutul worked center piece, Alice BOXley;
J set OF doines, Carrie SAINT; pair Of towels and
Iruit dish, Mrs. Shelly and sou Willie; large
family Bible Morocco bound, from the BRIDES
Joseph LeaveutZ and family, Of
sedalia, Mo-; Doyles Works in 8 volumes, Mr..
" euDtt and family Of Kansas City; three beau
Iful books, Rev. Chas. 5canIOn, Rich Hin.
A GUST.