The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-05-11
Married.

OF Mr.. John a. Brownihg, near
Church Hill, May. 4th, by Rev. j. X.
Lewis, Mr.. Robt. e. Gary and Miss
Matte Carr. They were attended ~
Mr. John Gary with Miss i,ives, Mr..
Jas. Carr with Miss Carney, and
Mr.. J. j. Carrot with Mas Pierce.
Dob was former nchoolmatc OF the
writer aud Ia very prince Of good
fellows, universally esteemed for his
genial and social manners. Miss
Carr was u young lady Of great beau.
IS and attractions, and we desire to
extend our congratulations to the
happy young couple. May they live
long and be happy.
BU5lI-GARY-At the residence
OF the brides father, Mr.. Il. 3. Gary,
near this city. by Rev. W. d. Walker,
on May 9Th, Mr.. Chss. II. Bush to
Miss Jennie Gary Attendants: Mr..
John Gary aud Miss Mamie Bur.
bridge, DIR Jno. l.. Dulin and Miss
Jennie Cabaniss, OF Russellville, aud
Mr.. II. Z. Gary and wife. The cerc-
n,ony was pronounced at nine o'clock
IN tho presence OF q number Of
relatives anu friends. Mr.. Bush is a
native of,his county, but Is now a
member OF the Paducah bar aud 10 u
young man of much promise. Miss
Gary 10 well known In hopkinsville
society, aud Is ono Of Christians
most lovely and attractive daugh-
tiers. After the ceremony the party
were invited to partake Of bcuniiful
collation. Of delicious edibles. Every
thing passed off pleasantly to all.
The brides cake was cut and Miss
Lizzie Tandy Of this city, was 80 un-
fortunate. rs 10 cut the awful darning
needle, SO much dreaded by the
young folks. We had almost forgot
ten TO mention Tho brides dress which
was as lovely US art could make it. We
will not attempt to describe Il fol
fear we might make blunder at IL
out II was OF white silk aud wa,
only .qualcd in loveliness By the
wearer. We but speak the sentiments
of innumerable friends when We
wish for the young couple peaceful
happy journey down the stream o.
time, undisturbed by single rippl,
OF trouble or sorrow. We congratu
late Mr.. Bush In the name Of hi
hosts Of friends, only regrctting tina
his good fortune removes from ouI
midst one Of society's most valuet
ornaments and factors.
ALExANDER-LEAvELI-- A
the Baptist church, In this city, on th,
evening Of the 9th, DIR. l.. G. Alexan
der TO Miss Belle Lcavell.
This was one of the most brillian
weddings ever In tho city. Loni
before tho hour arrived the churcl
was literally jammed with those anx
ious 10 see the marriage.
| DR.. Alexander has been a residen
of this city for two or three year,
and Is highly esteemed by all will
whom he has come In contact. Mis-
! Leavcll 10 q daughter of Ms. NJ. A
Lesvell, OF this city, and is one Q
those queenly brunettcs that hay
added SO much TO sustaining Hop
kinsville's reputation for, beautiful
young ladies. F
The church had been tastefully an
appropriately decorated for the ooca
sion by the ladies Of the Baptil
Church.
The bridal couple were attende
, by the following couples. DIR. F. II
; Clarke with Miss Matte Leavell Dl
F. D. Woodbridge, with Miss Fanni
Phelps; DR.. ALI. M. Bass, of Bowlin
: Green, with Miss Lula Leavell; Nj
;. Sinclair Leavell with Miss Mani
1 Barnes; Dr. B. W. Stone, with Mi
v Annie Radford; Mr.. John Will
r with Miss Maud War6eld; Mr.. ia
z L. Vail with Miss Leila Ware.
q The ceremony was pronounced b
}, DR.. L. e. Keen, after which the br
o dial party repaired to the residence
g the brides Mother, where deligh
It full supper awaited them, of whic
l. all partook.
r, Long may the newly marie
l. couple live, and happy may their i
h be through the varying vicissitud
Of life, Is our heartfelt wish.