The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-06-18

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at the home of the baide's father, Mr.
James R. Gay, at Pisgah, Woodford
county. Miss Gay, who is handsome
and popular lady, was attired in Paris
muslin. The groom is one of Woodford's
leadingfarmers.
The following invitation has been
issued:
Mr.. John LaRue
invites you to be present
at the marriage Of his sister
Alice,
to
Mr.. friedrich Eberhardt
Wednesday morning, June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and ninety-seven,
at ten thirty o'clock.
Baptist Church,
Paris Kentucky.
Mr.. Geo. F. Paris, foreman of the Re
porter office, and editor of the Green
Frog, was married in Jacksonville
Wednesday evening to Miss Willie Eliz-
abeth Earlywine, daughter of James
Earlywine, of this city. Mr.. Paris is a
lively and gentlemaply newspaper man
and his bride is a pretty and most re-
spected young lady. They are now TAX
ing trip with the K. P A. to Middles-
boro, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Nash
vile.
The marriage of Mr.. Foster Prathfr
Clary and Miss Cora Garnett Robertson,
both of Cynthlana, occurred yesterday at
the Trinity Church parsonage in Cincin-
natl, Rev. Gullette officiating. The
groom is the efficient and trusted agent
of the l.. & N. at Cynthiana and the
bride is a most estimable and amiable
young lady who has legion of loyal
friends to wish her happiness. After a
trip to Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. Clary will
board at the new Hamilton, Hotel in
Cynthiana until their residence is COM
pleted.
mr.. w. Swift Champ, one of the pub
fishers of The BOURBON NEWS, was
married Wedi esday afternoon to Miss
Lula Thompson,s at the home of the
brides father, Mr.. George C. Thompson,
near this city. The ceremony was per-
formed by Ed. j. S. Sweeney and was
witnessed only by immediate relatives.
The bride. one of Bouri on's fairest
daughters, modest, amiable and gentle
wore a becoming tailor-made suit of
brownish-gray material. The groom is
son of the late r. B. Champ, founder
of The BOURBON NEWS, and has been
actively connected with the paper for
several years. He is a we'll known
young man and large circle of friends
extend their best wishes to Mr.. Champ
and his bride. The marriage was quite
a surprise, it having been quietly plan
ned and celebrated. Mr.. and Mrs. Champ
left Wednesday afternoon for trip to
Chicago and points in Wisconsin They
will be at home at Gil Pleasant Street
after June thirtieth. II
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Reid
to Mr.. D. M. Chenault. of Richmond,
which occurs on next Wednesday even
ing will probably be the most fashion
able wedding ever celebrated in Mt.
Sterling. 1t will be pink and white
event. The bride will wear white silk,
with lace, and the bridesmai
will be attired in white organdie over
pink, wearing hats trimmed with pink
roses. Miss Caroline Reid will be maid
of honor and j. B. Chenault, Richmond,
will be best man. The bridesmaids will
be Misses Mary Gay, of Clark; Anna
May, of Bourbon; Olive FAINT, Flem-
ingsburg; Lila Chenault. Anne Crutch-
er, Richmond; Ottie McGarvey, Eleanor
Coleman, Lexington; Margaret WooG-
ford, Eliza Harris, Ella Prewitt, Mt.
Sterling. The groomsmen will be G.
81. Chenault, Geo. Evans, VIM Hume.
Jas. Crutcher, Caswell Tribble, Rich
mond; Nelson Gay, Clark; j. G. Reid,
E. r. Prewitt, c. R. Prewitt, Montgom-
cry. The ushers will be Newton Bright.
Prewitt Young, w. G. Prewitt, Mt
Sterling, and DR.. F. V. Prewitt, Clark.
The bridal party will go East on trip
The pictures being given away by
Davis, Thomson & Isgrig are works of