The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-16
HYMEN TO THE FRONT.
Ten Souls Made Happy in Three
days.

Ten Souls Made Happy in Three
days.
WHITFIELD TWYMAN: AT
the residence of tho brides parents
In this city, by Rev. n. o. Smith ,on
the 9th. inst ut 2P.M., DIR. Geo. N.
Whitfield Of Montg county |
Tennessee, to Miss Lizzie TwyInan.
Attendants: Mr.. j. G. Rollow and
Miss Duggie WEIGH; Mr.. W. L.
Twyman and Miss Bryan Whitfield
After The ceremony the bridal
party took the evening train for st.
Bethlehem, Tenn, where the young
couple will make their home in the
future. Thus another one of Hop
kinsville's lovely daughters has been
taken away TO another State. The
happy groom is young physician Of
talent and popularity, and we heartily
congratulate him upon his good fort
une In winning SO valuable prize In
the matrimonial drawing. May the
bright beams of happiness through |
life, never be obscured by the clouds
Of infelicity, as the sun was by the
rain clouds OH their wedding day, ia
our earnest wish.
DUNN-WHITE. At the resi-
denec Of Mr.. J. T. Harper near Cadir,
KY, by the brides father Rev. j. r.
White, at s o'clock A NJ. Dec. TO-, Mr.. |
w. L. Dunn of Tennessee, aud Miss
Susie Belle White. Attendants Mr.,
Tom Smith and Miss Willie Henry
Mr.. Clay Lyle aud Miss Ora Harper
Mr.. II. D. Mulligan and Miss Jettie
Harper. The party left Cadiz at l0l
o'clock for this place and arrived at
two o'clock with the intention Of TAX
Ing the evening train for Adams
Station, Tenn., the homo Of the
groom, but the train was delayed ill
night by the washing away Of q
bridge, and thoy were forced 10 re-
main at the Phoenix till the following
morning. Quite q number OF the
brides friends nnd'former admirers
called to see her at the hotel In the
evening, and the couple were delight
fully serenaded after the little crowd
had dispersed.
A reception was TO have been given
them at the residence Of the groom's
parents, and their disappointment
was great. A steady rain fell all day
as II Heaven were weeping tears OF
| Joy upon the contamination Of Loye's
fond dreams. They departed on
Thursdsy morning. Mise Susie was
recently a pupil Of Bethel Female
College and was a great favorite In
nopkinsville society, She wns q
reigning bell at Ccrulean last summer,
aud has scores OF friends wherever
she is known, who will unite with
us in wishing her long life of un-
alloyed happiness, and congratulating
tho groom upon having Dunn so well
In selecting wife.
WALLACE WHITLOCK: At
the Presbyterian Church, Eewstesd,
Christian county, Ky, by Rev. J. c..
Tate Dec. 10Th att o'clock =. NJ, Mr..
Alfred H. Wallace to Miss Kate
Whitloek. Attendants: Mr.. A. NJ.
Henry and Miss Lucy Whitlock !: Mr..
Jno. w. Payne and Miss Kate Clarke :
Lieut.. II. ID. Wallace and Miss Mary
McRse; Mr.. Walter Garnett and Miss
Mary Mcpherson. The bridal party
Immediately repaired to the residence
of the brides father DR.. Jno. G. Whit
lock and partook of an elegantly pre-
pared supper. On Thursday the
party came to the city, aud attended
the iheater at night. They have our
best wishes through life.
MEANS-MAJORs At the resi-.
dence of the brides mother near this,
city, Dec. 18th by Rev. w. r.. Walker
Mr.. Lucian Means to Miss Myra
Majpr.i Attendants: II. II. Aber-
nathy aud Miss Cora Harris; e. N
Meachsm and Miss Annie Major
G. w. Mctcalfe and Miss Anna Word
c. b. FuQua and Miss Kate Word. A
select crowd of friends had assembled
to witness the happy event. and after
the marriage the young folks were
conducted to iie dining room, and
betook of q most delicious -repast
after which very pleasant evening
was spent in social conversation
The bride is a beautiful little semi
/, blonde who has barely attained III,
age Of sweet sixteen" and the groom
ayoupg gentleman formerly a resi-
! dent of Cerulean Springs, and wei
: known in this community.
! Life presents bright picture Il
the youthful couple and we indulg'
the hope that its brightness ma!
l never be dimmed by unauspiciou
. circumstances. Az they journey han'
: In hand adown the neandering path
I way of life. may Heavens brightes
Q beams DO shed upon them, and ma,
they turn aside from the path o
pleasure only TO pluck the fowerso
J. usefulness and prosperity.
b TAYLOR-BELL: AT the resi-
8 dence of the brides father in thi
:. county Dec. 10th. Mr.. - Taylor o
: Texas, and Miss Eupice Bell. W
1 regret that we were unable to obtai
any of the particulars of the mar
Q riage, but understand they departs
y for Texas their future home sool