The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-10-11

aecd 50 years.
aa INSTITUTE.
Elder c. c. Cline, Of the Christian Church
will hold a Sunday School Institute ut
place beginning on Friday the 18th.
WEDDING BELIs.
The, following marriages have not been
reported. On the 10Th ult., Mis- Allie +.
Broaddus TO Mr.. VIM. Lear. On the 25th
ult., Miss Annie Perrin to Mr.. Harrison
Thurman. On the let inst, Mis- Rehecca
Montgomery to Mr. W. J. Holtzclaw. On
the Srd inst, Miss Sarah G. Baker 10 Mr..
q. J. Baker. Same date Miss Mary Lack
ey to Mr.. J. d. Gully. Same date Miss
Matte Maupin to Mr.. J. ID. Chorn. On
the sth inst, the poetess, Miss Clara Doty
to Mr.. John Trsylor. The last named
pair embarked for Louisville At once.
PERSONAL.
Miss Matte u. Todd, Of Cynthiana, Is
the guest Of Mrs. FraSee. Miss Fannie
Scott, Of Richmond, IL visiting Miss Lizzie
Doty. Miss Matte Denny has gone to
Shelby county TO oficiaie as bridemsid to
her friend, Miss Kate Bird. Mr.. James
Moran, two daughters and a son, left on
Tuesday for Colorado, where Il is said the
fell disease, Consumption, can be arrested
in it, incipiency. The gentleman Is in
poor health. DR.. and Mrs. Charles Fox,
and Mr.. James Gillon, Of San Francisco,
who have been visiting friends in Lancas-
ter for several weeks, left on Tuesday for
the Eastern cities. Mr.. Logan Mckee, the
rising editor Of the Kentucky Tribune, spent
Saturday night in our city, the CUES, OF
Judge Denny. The first number Of the
Tribune gives promise Of great interest TO
subscribers. Mrs. sallie Chaires, Of TaIla-
hassee, Florida, is again at the home Of
her childhood.
RELIGIOUS.
The Presbyterian congregation have re-
moved their church furniture TO the Town
Hall, where they will hold worship till
their new edi6ce can be erected. TheRev.
Mr.. Pentz, Of the Methodist denomination
is established here as pastor Of the little
flock, and will open regular series Of SER
vices on next Sunday. The purchase Of
the Presbyterian church building was con-
summated some weeks ago, so that now the
name must be changed with the owner
ship. Service will be held on every alter
nate Sunday. We hope to secure the SER
vices Of the Rev. NJ. NJ. Benton, Of Dan
willie, for a monthly meeting Of the few
Episcopalians in this vicinity. A protract-
cd meeting at Antioch, Tour miles from
town, is being conducted under the auspi-
ces Of Elders Gibson, Walden and others,
Of the Christian church. The Rev. ]. NJ.
Bruce will preach next Sunday at the Bap-
tist church. At Paint Lick, on Sunday
last, the Northern and Southern branches
Of the Presbyterian church held their first
union communion.
wALTON-fARRA.
On Thursday evening at ten o'clock, at
the house Of the brides father in Fayette
county, Col. Mat Walton led to the altar
Miss Carrie Farra, a true daughter Of Ken
tucky's proud soil. The invitations were
restricted to relatives and intimate friends,
but the entertainment was reported as tast-
full and elegant. Pyramids Of flowers and
a marriage hell, formed the design Of the
horal decorations. The most accomplish
ed minister Of the interior seemed to have
had in charge the feast tables. Prof. Ora
ham, Of Kentucky University, performed
the. ceremony in his grave, characteristic fash
ion. The bride appeared in white satin, gar
landed with fringes Of orange blossom and
lily-of-the-valley. The veil and pearls were
en- regie. Six bridesmaids in white tarlatan
and satin entered simultaneously with the
bride and groom, three on each side. There
names were as follows Misses Nora Graves,
Mamie Farra, Alice Witheis, and Ella
Headley, Of Lexington and vicinity; Miss !
Maggie Robinson, Of Garrari; and Miss
Jennie Bowman, OF Mercer. The ushers
were Messrs. Will McGarvy and George
The six gentlemen who accom-
panied the bridegroom from Lancaster, ar
ranged themselves in semi.circle To re-
ceive the bridal company. The style Of
the ceremony was English. On Friday, the
took wing for the Atlantic
cities, and will sp,,d the month Of October
in seeing the word. The bridal gifts as re-
ported were as follows; a diamond ring
from the bridegroom; silver water service
rom Mr.. and Mira. John Walton, parents
IF the bridegroom; fruit bowl Of silver plate
md cut glass from Mrs. u. NJ. Burdett, sis
er Of the bridegroom; silver cake basket
rom Mr.. Sam Walton, brother Of the bride
room; flower stand Of frosted glass and
liver, from Mr.. J. FrsSee Walter; cake
'asket from May, Hattie and Maria Frazee;
'old and silver napkin ring, Miss Sue
Northington; silver butter dish and knife,
rom Mrs. Farra, mother Of the bride; sill.
Ter syrup stand, Mrs. Lyme, sister Of bride;
PICKLE stand glass and silver, Miss frankie
farra, a younger sister a pair Of statues.
Miss Alice Withers; pair Of bronze statu-
'ttes, Miss Nora Graves; card receiver aud
'iolet stand, Miss Maggie Robinson; jewell
y stand, Mamie Farra; ivory fan ofexquis-
lie workmanship. Miss Ella Headley; elab-
rate zephyr toilet set, Mrs. CasseIl; a pair
{ silver vases with cut glass bowls from
ir. and Mrs. Ringgold, Of Mt. Sterling; a
mall mantel clock suspended ON cold stacks