Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-01-03
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

10 Miss Sue r lut drove down TO Danvil
e aud repairing to the Gicher Houss, th
Q two d 5. ssmed were made one 10y ID
IA j. B. Worrs |, OF Keokus, Iowa. The
D as quietly as tnev nad gone the party re-
Q turned TO the home NJ The parents Q
tue bride, Mr.. aud Mrs. John w. Roui
where an excellent supper, which Mrs
Rout is so capable OF preparing, awaited
them and where with few friends
most pleasant evening Was spent In die
Guessing II and other agreeable matters
The bride lie petite, pretty and pleasing
in manner, aud tender and loving in dis
position, while the groom is young
man Of exceptionally good habits, POI
lite and accommodating. industrious sud
capable. He has been with the IsTER-
IoR JOURNAL for two years and ia all that
fondness for work and the cons, quent
emoluments are shown in the fact that he
was at his case till a few hours before
starting to Danville and next morning
was the first man at the office, where he
putin full days work. Such man is sure
to always provide good support for his
wife and before many years earn com
potency. The INTERIOR Journal holds
him in high esteem and now that there
are two OF him will increase its fatherly
affections and feel deeper solicitude for
the happiness, which it is sure that he
will tiud with the dear little woman he
has made his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Alver.
son are pleasantly domiciled at Mr., Rout's
where they are stthome to their friends,
many OF whom remembered them with
presents valuable and useful.
YAGKR-McK IsSKY. Amid beautiful
surroundings aud IN the presence OF low
ing friends, Mr.. will j. wager and Miss
Mary Cobb Mckinney we're united in
hottest Of bonds in an unusually impress
sivs ceremony by:Rev. ]. 7. sharrard OF
the Christian church at 10 O'Clock Tues
day morning. The hoepitable home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richsrdl Cobb, grand par
ents Of the bride with whom she had
with her mother, Mrs Bette Mckinney,
lived since the loss OF her father, was
decorated with sversreens Of numerous
kinds and in many designs, while grow
ing plants and flowers added fragrance to
the brilliantly lighted rooms. The strains
OF Q wedding march artisticslly executed
by Mrs. James p. Bailey in a distant
room was the signal for the guests in the !
psrlor to arrange themselves in q semi
circle around the minister. Then came
the usbers, w. A. Tribble and ]. Richard
Cobb, W. B, Mckinney aud r @. Hook
er, who stood TO the right and left of the
altar and held white ribbons on each side
'i the path OF the wedding party. The
groom on the arm of bis beet men, Mr..
Philip Lee, followed and stood to the
eft OF the preacher. Then came Miss /
Florence Myers, the maid OF honor, at
ired in yeliUg chiffon trimmed in val ,
encennes lace and carrying a bouquet OF
ed rosee, and following her, the bride,
eaning on the arm OF her brother, DR..
'. II. Mckinney, who gave her away
here was some pretty maneuvers at
he altar and then the words were epoken :,
nat msde the long time lovers husband CT
nd wife. Congratulations many and =
earty were showered upon them and
ter short time spent in pleasant con-
srse the guests we're invited to the beau
fully arranged AT tasteful!y decorated
ming room, where a delightful repast,
'mplete in al! its appointments, was
rived in courses under the capable di.
ction OF Mrs. Mckinney and Mrs. Adj M
n w. Carpenter and heartily enjoyed. Nj
addition to nearly everything else A.
'od there were dozsn different kinds
cake all prepared to the queens taste Nj
sides the brides which she cut and bad
N
A little before noon Mr.. and Mrs. W.
r left for Moreland where they took
9 train for Cincinnati and points North, -
aid shower OF rice thrown by friends, -
40 sent with them their fondest wishes M
long and hsppy journey through "
,. OF the bride too much could not
said in praise. She is handsome, styl-
J, cultivated, winsome and lovable and m
she stood to take upon herself the ga "
ID VOWS, sttired in rich and becoming
yelling dress, she presented q picture
queenly beauty, that must have made
, man who had won her feel prouder \
IN ever. He is,certainly deserving Of II
prize for besides being a most worthy
1 excellent gentleman, he has almost,
3 Jacob for Rschel, served seven years
thought it but few days for the -
q he had for her." He is with the
90 Louisville firm Of Bridgefotd 4
and stands at the top as a popular ~,
! capable business man. A great
ny useful and costly presents were be- Gre
M al ~ kka hx;Ia .rbo.o