Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-01-22
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

u the sun, alter having Deen nluuen u
clouds for nearly two weeks, came on
$ in all his splendor Wednesday mornin
n and made the sno W covered earth dane
- in brightness aud beauty. 1t was Mis-
Lucy Grundy Tate's wedding day and at
) O'Clock she was joined after Gods hol.
r ordinance to the man OF her choice, Mr.
Charles Hamilton Paine, OF Boston. The
ceremony Was performed in the decora
ted and a,tifcially illuminated parlors o.
the handsome home of Mr.. w. Il. Tate
the father OF the bride, and was beauti-
fully said by Rev. John Bell Gibson, who
was assisted in it's performance 10y Rey.
w. l.. Williams The groom's best man
Mr.. w. II. Chapman, OF Boston, stood dur
ing the ceremony with Miss Dollie Will
lams, of Nicholasville, and Mr.. Clarence
l.. Tate, OF Philadelphia, the brother OF the
bride, with Miss Matte NauDevcer, OF
Stanford. The bride was a poem OF beauty
and loveliness, in a white gown of bro.
cade EN- bossed, Canton crepe trimmed in
seed pearls, with court traiu OF heavy
corded silk. A bridal veil and orange bios
SONS completed the beautiful ioat ensemble
! She bore herself gracefully Through the
ceremony and gave the man who had
won her further reason to be proud OF
his conquest. The bridesmaids were al
so very,lovely in white French crepe en-
train. The groom and the groomsmen
wore the regulation black suits OF the
latest design
Hearty congratulations and good
wishes were showered on the happy
pair and then came an invitation TO
breakfast. 1t had been prepared by the
noted caterer, Gilcher, OF Danville, and
was complete in all its appointments.
The tables were beautifully dressed and
the menu served in many courses, was
enjoyed for an hour or more. Then al
ter a change of dress, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paine took q carriage for junction City
and as they drove away many an old
shoe was thrown after them for good
luck, figuratively If not literally. They
will 90 to,the elegant home prepared ior
the bride in Roxbury, a residence por. /
zion of Boston, stopping at Cincinnati, .
Cleveland and several points in New /
York an route.
The groom is a member OF the banking
and brokerage establishment OF Paine,
Weber Il Co. Boston, and is gentle
man of finespersonal appearance and an
accomplished business man. He belongs
TO an old and distinguished family,
which traces its lineage away back to
England, with its coat of arms. tie has
his good sense in the choice
he has made. for his bride is as lovely
aud as lovahle as she is refined aud cu!-
tivated, her father sparing none OF ms
arge estate to crafty her every desire
aud give her the most liberal literary
and musical education. 1t was while
attending, the Boston Conservatory OF
Music that she met Mr.. sPaine, when
regular, old-fashioued case OF love at first
tight resulted. and which has Just ended 5
70 happily. The writer, who has always {
cit peculiar interest in this young girl, :
wishes that her lie may be one OF un- a
.nding happiness and that she and her =
husband may live and love to a ripe old 7
ge. I,
The bride was the recipient of large :
lumber OF handsome and costly pres
nts. including a magnificent diamond
nd pearl necklace from the groom. Her
rousseau is very large and the ladies
ELL us. embraces many stylish and i
eautiin gowns. q,
The guests were limited - q few close
elatives aud personal friends and were,
esides the home folks, as follows; Mrs.
lbert Paine. Mrs. w. w. Evarts, Miss =
lsryaret Evarts and Mr. W. Ii. Chip I
ian. Of Massachusetts,; Misses Mamie
luehman, Minnie Dinwiddie, Matte
an Deyeer, Julia peyton, Dollie Will
ans, Lizzie Bright, Julia Prewiit, and "
Iessrs. =. NJ. McRoberts, J. :. Wells =
nj J.lH Baughmsn. TIE bridal bou' ii
let was a thing of beauty and from it a. I,
lch guest wore away a souvenir, which d
in be pressed and kept after they have -
Dne their present Offices ~
As originally arranged, the wedding \,
as 10 have been very elaborate affair, C.
ith ceremony at the Christian church !,
nj a large reception at the bride n
Dne at night, but the severe illness OF 70
ISIS Ida Prewitt OF Jeiiersonville, Ind, :,
cousin OF the bride, who was taken le
TX after arriving here, caused change SC
programme and the recall Of the 700 b,
yitations sent out. The attendants Sc is
cted for the church wedding were Miss
Ielaide Hodgkin, OF Winchester, maid Pc
honor, and Misses Romano Braden, ca
$500 m =. an
,uise Bailey, Mamie Baughman, Liz on
, Bright and Ida Prewitt, in add ~ ~
m 10 the two who acted. The gentle IT
nm attendants selected, besides Messrs M