Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-04-29
MARRIED.

Lizzie Koeppel, whose marriage had
been announced at Germantown,
Ohio, arrived home Saturday last.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says, af.
ter giving the names of the many
guests present: The most notable
event of the senson, at Germantown,
was the wedding of Judge James p.
Kelly, of Tuzewell, Va. and Miss
Lizzie Koeppel, ,one of the best known
society ladies, which took place
Thursday afternoon, April 2lst at
the home of the parents OF the bride,
MIR. and Mrs. John B. Koeppel The
house was dnrkeued for the occasion,
and with its festoons of smilax and
pots of lovely flowers presented
pretty picture. Promptly on time
the sweet music of the wedding
march (Mrs. Ella Wolf presiding at
the piano) was heard, and the bridal
procession entered the parlor, Miss
Ada Koeppel US maid of honor, as.
sisted by Master John Koeppel, hav-
ing united the ribbons which barred
the entrance. Then came the brides
maids, six in number, oil handsomely
attired in white gowns and carrying
large bouquets of jonquils, tulips
and roses, after them the bride, look
ing very lovely, leaning on the arm
Of the groom, who is very distin-
guished looking gentleman, and I'D
vancing to the place reserved for
them under an arch of smilax, where
after few very impressive remarks
by Rev. Father Kallenberg, he pro
nounced them husband and wife.
The bridesmaids were the Misses
May Kilroy,of Columbus Ohio; Clara
Kleinfelter. of Cincinnati; Nettie Ri
son, of Miamisburg; Rose Latterner,
of Aliddletown; Kate Dwyer, of Day.
ton, and Mary Schaeffer, of German,
town. After the congratulations an
elegant lunch was served, immedi
ntely after which, tho bride having
changed her ntGire for a travelling
costume, the happy couple left for
their home at Tazewell. The pres.
ents were many and beautiful.
The Dayton Herald among other
things says:
One of the most beautiful wed.
dings it has ever been our pleasure
to witness was that of Judge James
2. Kelly, of Tnzewell, Va, and Miss
Lizzie A. Koeppel, which was cele
brated on Thursday afternoon ut
half past two o'clock, at the pleasant
homo of the bride. Exactly on time
the sweet strains of the wedding
march. played by Mrs. ella Wolf,
sounded through the house, and Miss
Ada Koeppel, as main of honor, pass.
ed down the stairway, and untying
the ribbons that barred tho way into
the pnrlor, the bridal train entered.
First came tho six bridesmaids, most
handsomely dressed IN white, carry
rying immense bauquets of jonquils,
roses and tulips. Then tho bride,
leaning on the arm of the groom, ad-
vanced, and standing under an arch
of smilax, were met by Father Kali
lenberg, of Miamisburg, who with
very impressive service, pronounced
them man and wife. After congrat-
ulations an elegant luncheon was
served, and at 4:30, the happy couple
were whirled away to Carlisle to take
the train for their future home at
Tazewell, Va, followed by the best
wishes of all for their happiness.
n The presents were numerous
and beautiful, showing the high ap.
probation in which tho bride was
held by her loving friends.
From the Dayton News:
The pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Koeppel, of Germantown, was
filed Thursday afternoon with their
many friends to witness the marriage
of their charming daughter, Lizzie,to
Judge Kelly, OF Tazewell, Va. The
house was decorated with potted
plants and flowers.
The bridal party entered the par.
lor promptly at half past two, led by
Miss Ada Koeppel, maid of honor,
and the six bridesmaids. They were
followed by the bride and groom.