The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-10-26

Htft nave uttu ruiit tiNh"t'
weddings in Louisa within the past
few years, hut mono have surpass-
ed Ire affair which took place last
Wednesday, and many think il has
not been eqdaled. The style Of the
wedding was different from that OF
former affairs OF that kind in sew
cral particulars, which will be not
ed by those familiar with the de-
tails of the past events. This de-
parture varied and increased the
interest which the public always
takes in such affairs and added TO
the charm Of the occasion.
The marriage took place at the
NJ. +. Church South The building
was beautifully decorated with
chrysanthemums, autumn leaves,
pot flowers, nc. The windows were
darkened and handsome poriiores
adorned every doorway and win
dow. The effect was completely
that of an evening event, The
building was filled with guests TO
its utmost capacity long before the
time for the ceremony,
shortly before Il O'clock the
couple and attendants arrived. All
we're soon in readiness and at the
sound Of Mendlesohn's Wedding
March played with cornet and or
gam the first couples OF the bridal
party appeared, the ladies in the
left aisle and the gentlemen in the
right. First came Misses Eliza
Jones aud Phebc Northup and
Messrs. J. +. Reynolds and l.. b.
Ferguson, next Misses Mamie
EreesQ and Lucy Prichard and
Mossrs. +. H. Stewart and j. q.
IBurns, followed by Misses Hernia
INorthup aud saliio Freese and Mr..
II, G. Burchett. Thon camo the
bride supported by her father, and
luptho opposite aisle the groom ac-
companicd by his brother, Mr.. j,
I a. Ninson. The attendants formed
a graceful curve upon each sidc,ox-
I tending from the lower arches ut
4 the head Of the aisles to the pulpit
Iclovation where the minister stood.
Tho brides father stood upon her
/ left aud the groom's brother upon
\ his right. The arrangement was
very harmonious.
The bride wore a handsome trav-
cling suit Of dark green and car
Iricd bunch Of beautiful marechal-
neil roses, The bridesmaids were
Iall elegantly attired.
Rcy. J. n. French performed the
Iu,,,,,.,nd. did n i,,nrossiycI,,
,,,.,,tirnI nro,..r NM ,uclndcd
Ia the ceremony. The music was
resumed aud the party marched out
TO the carriages and were driven "a
/ Mai. Gurchctt's elegant residence
fol,oo.o "a hy ,hoso inyitod 10 tho re-.
IT, I,s,dos 10 rolattyes an.
La. ,,nn,,rr,od ncrsons wore asked
IN, .a,.,,,tior mss ,,Io do.
-. ,,,,,l.,r,. IN ordor 10 hrino
uc n,,,,hor If gue.ts down 10 m,
,t,,,, NM, oo,la bc ort.rtainod
AIrs n NJ u,grudcrnnd Mrs /
= b.t.,ig ,,aoir.d mo ,,,,o.ts vor,
,,.,,ar,ll,
Tho cnc.ts wer,, scaled ot table.
,,n,n orr,y,l At m, Residence aud
the service of n most dehciou,
luncheon followed at once. The
repast was served In seven course,
and was a most elaborate affair.
The cutting and distribution o.
the brides cake created considera
bic interest. Miss Anna roagc, q
4 Ashland, drdw the piece containing
/ the ring, the groom cot tho dim,
I ana Mr.. Ii. q. Gurchrtt secured tn,
darning needle.
Alter luncheon cnmo congratula
Etions. viewing the magnificent dis
play Of presents, and preparing 70
the departure of the couple on tn,
train. At the depot II largo GROVE
Of friends assembled TO bid then
goodbye and wish thcm well OF
their bridal trip. They win visi
relatives in Virginia and Teunes
SOC 4 trim 10 the Eastern elite
had hcon MANNED but was thwart
oJhv tho recent accident 10 TN
brides root which s,irhtlyd disable,
her and rendered such a trim inat