Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-12-25
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.


NAILS business manager, whom nearly
everybody in this section knows and
most everybody loves, has Joined the no.
BILE army OF Bene,licts The happy event
occurred at Hustonyille Wednesday,
when Mr.. r.. G. Walton and Miss Belle
/ Cooke were made one after Gods holy
ordinance. Preceding the wedding
/ splendidDy prepared and delightfully."-
served breakfast was enjoyed at the resi-
dence the brides father, Mr. J. NJ
Cooke, by large number OF relatives
aud friends, who did ample Justice to
the heavily.laden tables. This over, the
party repaired to the Christian church,
which had been beautifully decorated
with flowers and evergreens and bril-.
lantly lighted artiicially. At the chan
Gel three arches had been erected, from
the centre Of which hung the letters w.
and {. All around were ported plants
and flowers, the pulpit stand being al
most entirely covered with them. Be-
hind this was the organ and at il was
that charming little performer, Miss Dol
lie Williams. Shortly after the large
crowd had been seated, the notes of the
Wedding March, in which Mr.. A. G..
Huffman joined with his cornet sound
ed, and the bridal party entered the
building. Down the outside as!es the
usners Messrs. Leslie Reid. W. D. Hook
er, ". : Drye and Caro- Bal march
eel in couples. while the groom. leaning
on the arm OF his best man, Mr.. J. :.
Owsey, Jr, Esq and the bride support
Ell by her brother Mr. James b. Cook,
advanced to the arches by the centre
aisle. Arriving there, some evoiutions
were very quickly and artistically per-
formed and the bride and groom stood
facing the people and the Rev. W. L..
Williams. Gie began the ceremony by
invoking the Divine blessing and after
: speaking the impressive words which
united the two young hearts, he again
sough, the throne OF grace in prayer.
Then the attendants and ushers preced-
ed by the bride and groom, passed ont
by the centre aisle, entered carriages and
were driven TO the railway station, where
: Mr.. and Mrs. Walton took the train for
Cincinnati, Washington and other East.
ern points
OF the groom We could hardly he able
too say too much in praise for We love
him very dearly, but We forbear, for rea-
sons that are apparent. Suffice il 10 say
! that everybody speaks well OF him ami
that he has as many friends perhaps
? a. any young man of his age ever had
i The bride comes Of splendid iami.
", noted for It's pretty girls and handsome
t boys, aud is herself brunette of strik.
l ing beauty. She was attired in light
t gray cloth suit, trimmed with fur, with
: gloves and toque TO match, and carried a
: lovely bouquet of red roses. Intelligent
u cultivated aud amiable, she is the embodi
7 ment Of womanly virtues and will be a
5 veritable jewel 10 the man who has won
i her, May their married life, so ausp
y ciously begun, prove blessing to them
Is both for the life that now is and tina
l. which is to come, is the sincere praye
st OF many loving friends.
e The popularity of the young coupl,
'e was very completely demonstrated il
II the number OF presents they received. |
" took nearly a whole room to hold then
'e an they embraced nearly everything il
re both useful and ornamental. They coul,
10 go to housekeeping without buying hard
ly another article, but for the presen
they will board aud have engaged roomi
at the Myers House.
u Mr.. Robert f. Gaines aud Miss Luc,
u T. Bywaters were married at Mr.. X. {
Oh Bywsters', yesterday at high noon, Rev
"a Ben Helm officiating, after which the
x left for Louisville, ShelbyviIle and othe
lie places. The groom is an excellent youn
D. man and the bride is both handsom
Of and lovable, May they always be a
E happy as when they gave themselves a
e Christmas gifts TO each other.
e. George Chappel and Miss Malss
IL Muse were married at Crab Orchar
~ yesterday.
:; Judge Million, %, and Miss Beck
ne Brock, l., were made one in the Eas
Y End, Wednesday.
d Miss Louie Lee Bayard, daughter {
il TX Secretary OF State Bayard was maj
he RED to DIR. Frank Angel, of New Yorl
a. A man and his wife with Il chi
IL Gren, 10 boys and seven girls, attracte
lie great attention in st, Louis, where the
le took the train.
ID Mrs. Miscall, OF Norfolk, Va, IA,
oO given birth to nine consecutive sets
ne twins. Ii is understood that Mr.. Mi,
'ir call thinks ri changing his name to Mi
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