Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-02
MARRIED.

GOt IElc-HlClAkD In
the new Baptist Church, Pembroke,
KY, on the evening of Nov. 25th,
1884, by Rev. j. NJ. Peay, Mr.. c. II,
Porter and Miss Annie p. Richard
son, daughter of Jas. Richardson.
The church house is not completed,
but the workmen kindly gave way,
and in the hands of the ladies 1t was
very neatly and tastefully arranged
and decorated for the occasion. BY
4 80 O'Clock, p. m, some three hun
dred people were gathered there to
witness the ceremony. While we'd
ding march was being played by
Mrs. L. M. Peay, the parties came
down each side aisle, counter march
ing and taking their places in front
Of the pulpit, the bride and groom
facing the audience, Everything
was silent and solemn, each acting
his part well the occasion was very
impressive. A large number of
friends with the wedding party, re-
paired to the house of Squire James
Richardson, the father of the bride,
where sumptuous supper was in
waiting, justice to which was amply
done.
ATTENDANTS.
Miss Annie Waller and Mr.. Il. ID.
Jameson; Miss Matte Richardson
and Mr.. Owen J. Smith; Miss Lal-
lye Woodbridge and Mr.. Mack Ira
bue; Miss Mary Richardson and Mr..
J. w. Williams.
The bride wore a dress of seal
brown trecott and velvet. The
dresses of the bridesmaids were as
follow8: Miss Lallye Woodbridge,
green cloth Miss Annie Waller, suit
of dark red material; Miss Matte
Richardson, dress Of green trecott !;
Miss Mary Richardson, fawn colored
dress suiting.
PRESENTS.
Handsome silver water pitcher,
very costly, Mrs. Ed. Richardson,
New Orleans; silver butter dish, Mrs.
Mary Withers, New Orleans; silver
castor and pickle stand, Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Richardson, N. c.; silver
card stand, Mr.. Robt. Withers sci of
silver knives, Mrs w. W. Garnett ;
set of silver forks, Mrs. j. p. Garnett ;
silver berry bowl, Miss Lallyc Wool
bridge silver castor and fruit bowl
combined, o. j. Smith; silver cake
basket, Mrs. w. II. Peace; silver
cake stand Mrs. S. E. Trice; silver
I water pitcher, w. A. Lowr. /; silver
cup, Miss Leila Ware; brocaded
platform rocking chair, Mr.. and Mrs.
| V. A. Garrett; fur muti, hand made,
w. w. Garrett; gentlcmaI's rocking
chair, Mr.. w. ii. Peace; bed spread,
Mr.. Jno. Trice pair Of vases Mr.. j.
p. Garnet; plush mirror, Matte
Duckner; wall pocket, hand painted,
Miss Julia Ware lace handkerchief
Miss Annie Trice hand mirror, Miss
Annie Waller; series of Roman His
tory, w. NJ. Rawls, Evansville; rock.
ing chair, Mrs. Annie Jameson
lamp, j. w. Williams; from the fam.
lily many articles of furniture.
Among the many guests from Hop,
kinsville were Prof J. w. Rust and
wife; S, 6. Duckner and family j
c. Woodbridge and daughter, Miss
Kate; W. ii. Peace and lady; Jno. b
Trice and wife; Mrs. S. L. Trice
Misses Fannie Phelps, Glenn Buck.
ner, Leila Ware and Porter Lowry
Mr.. w. A. Lowry; Mr.. Lem Mckee
and wife; Mr.. Matt Mckee and sis
ters from Casky. The occasion was
indeed, very pleasant and enjoya
BILE one TO all concerned. The bride
and groom are very popular with al
who know them, as indeed they dc.
serve to be,
Mr.. Porter is a young man of high
toned principles, true gentleman
strictly moral and temperate in hi
habits, and tirst-cass business man
lie is now connected with a business
f house in Louisville, Ky.
5 Miss Annie is an accomplishe,
Christian lady, sociable and attract
i've, lovable and affectionate in he
disposition. And we, with their hos
of friends, congratulate each on Tn
choice of companion for life.