Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-11-01
MATRIM ONIAL.

Miss Lille Buckler, an Greensboro
belle, was married Monday to Mr..
Frank P. English, OF Palestine Texas.
They left Immediately for the west.
BoPER-MToHELL.
Mr.. Ellis Roper and Miss Maggie
Mitchell were married mt the brides
home In this city at 5 o'clock We'd
nesday evening, by Rev. j. w. Lewis,
of the Methodist church.
GoLD-RoTH.
At the Methodist church In Clarks-
vile, Wednesday evening, Mr.. Law
renee A. Gold and Miss Beulah Roth
were united in marriage, The 1o6-
acco Leaf of Tuesday says: 1.-THE
many friends of this popular young
couple will wish them a happy fut-
ure. The bride Is a woman of many
lovable traits Of character, by nature
fitted to sdorn the home ola man OF
such sterling qualities as Lawrence
Gold. The Leaf will be permitted to
offer Its congratulations in advance
of the suspicious occasion" Mr.. Gold
attended the Hopkinsvills High
school ten or twelve years ago and
has many friends in this section,
among the former pupils Of that In
stitution, who viii wish him oil the
"a good fellow" deserves.
sUMMERs-LAoY.
Married, at the residence of the
brides mother, at 8 o'clock p. m,
Oct. 3lst, by Rev. II. M. Ford, Mr..
VIM. D. Summers to Miss Mary
Lacy.
Immediately after the ceremony,
the hsppy couple left for the beauti-
full home Of the groom on the Csdiz
pike,
The bride is @ member Of one OF
The most prominent families Of South
Christian and is young lady Of
culture and refinement, having been
educated at Bethel Female College,
md in Nashville, Tenn. She possesses
many admirable traits Of character
md will brighten and adorn the
nome she has entered. Mr.. Sum-
ners is one OF the most enterprising
farmers in the county, being the
hay producer in this part of
the State. lie received liberal ed
ucation in the schools Of Hopkins
vile and at Kentucky University.
As an honorable man and a Chris
ian gentleman he stands exceedingly
high. May Heavens choicest bless
lngs be theirs.
METCAIFE-ChARK.
Mr.. Thos. l.. Metcalfe was mar
ried att o'clock q. m. Wednesday,
Oct. 80, to Miss Bette J. Clark,
daughter ofMr. M. ]. Clark, at the
Pine Street Methodist church in st.
Louis, Rev. DIR. Mathews officiating.
after the ceremony the
bride and groom took the Z AS train
for this city, arriving at 8 p. m. AT
night they were rendered reception
It DR.. v. M. Metcslfe's, which was
attended only by relatives and few
intimate friends.
The groom is one of Hopkinsville's
most enterprising and popular young
business men. He Is at the head Of
Ieveral important enterprises and his
riends are numbered by the legion.
ae deserves the good fortune that
las fallen to him in tho possession of
uch pretty and charming young |
wife as no has won. She is in every |
way fit companion for the happy |
room and no doubt he will make |
me Of the best and most devoted Of
husbands. The attention Of his wife
8 hereby called to the fact that
10 Is not q member of any secret So
iety, pleasure club, military compa-
~ or other organization or associa-
ion requiring his presence away
rom home at night. It is well
nough to start right with young
husbands and check any disposition
hey may manifest to spoil an other
rise pleasant honeymoon by spend
ng their evenings "down town."