The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1890-04-16
MATRIMONIAL.

An invitation received on Friday reads
as hereunder given Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R.
Hardwick request your presence at the
marriage of their daughter. Hattie Belle,
to Mr.. Launey Clay, Wednesday morn
ing, April 10th, 1890, at 1880 o'clock,
home, Stanton, Ky.
The most brilliant and leading social
event Of this season was the marriage, on
last Tuesday evening of Miss Allie Los
tutter, daughter of Capt. Lostutter, of this
city, to Mr.. Talton Embry, prosperous
commission stock dealer of Cincinnati.
The fair bride is charming and beautiful
girl, very popular and noted for her
sweet, lovely disposition, it being said of
her that she never was known to speak i'll
ofsny one,a and though her charms are many
there is nothing more charming than per-
feet disposition, and happy must he be who
has won her. The ceremony was performed
at 4:3o p. me-, ct the beautifully appointed
home OF of the brides parents in this city,
ReY. D. B. Ramsey of the Episcopal
Church, officiating with the impressive
Episcopal service. The bride was attired
in an exquisitely beautiful street suit of
tan colored Henrietta cloth, with a Span
ish jacket and panel of dark green velvet,
with a heavy tan colored Passementre
upon them, and sash and draping of heavy
silk, the same color Of the suit The
bride was attended by Miss Grace Morris.
of Evansville, Ind, who wore a pretty
costume of dove colored Henrietta cloth
trimmed with black velvet and passemen-
tire. Mr.. L. M. Green. Mr.. Embry's bus
mess partner, was the groom's best man.
The groom in conventional suit of black,
with his fair and stately bride made an
unusually handsome couple. Nearly two
hundred guests witnessed the ceremony
and were a gay and fashionable company
Of the elite of this city, and friends from
abroad. Mrs. Lostutter, the brides moth
er, a charming hostess, received in an
elegant costume of black lace and Jet.
Following the ceremony aud congratula-
tons, delicious supper was served by
Cincinnati caterer. Among the guests
from abroad were Mr.. and Mrs. Talton
Embry. Mr.. Henry EmbrY, Mr.. Wallace
Embry. Miss Tatem and Mr.. Rice, of
Louisville, KY, Mr.. John Embry and wife.
of Wilmore, KY, Mr.. ]. Stone Walker, of
Richmond, KY, and from various parts
Of Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky, a large
number OF relatives and friends.
The presents were unusually elegant
and costly, indeed it was said that there
was never finer display seen in our city.
At halfpast six Mr.. and Mrs. Embry
left for their bridal tour. during which
they expect to visit Cleveland, Buffalo,
New York, and from there GO. by steamer
to Boston, thence to Louisville and then
to Cincinnati, where they will make their
horne at the Gibson House.
Mrs. Embry's travelling suit was green
plaid cloth suit trimmed with armure silk
with hat TO match. AS the happy pair
left the house their many friends showered
them with rice for good luck, and the
bride III return tossed boquet, the young
lady catching it being supposed to be the
next bride, but We forbear telling who it
is. Wait and see.
The best wishes of the independent go
with the happy pair. "May they have
just enough clouds to make beautiful
sunset. Indiana, independent.