Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-04-15
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

| Allen, of the Christian church. said
/ the well chosen words that made James
Carroll Bailey aud Miss Clara WEIGH
Lackey one till death shall part. The
parlor bad been beautifully decorated
and an archway OF evergreens erected.
from which was suspended a bell.
Above the arch in letters of green were
the names. Bailey-Lackey. AT the APP
pointed hour Mr.. }. w Rout. Jr.. and
Miss Bessie Richards entered the room
followed by Mr.. q. II. Lackey and Miss
Georgia Wray. Mr.. II. Rowan Saufey
aud Miss Ophelia Lackey. the latter
best man and maid of honor. Arriving
at the arch they passed behind and
through IL, the gentlemen and ladies
there separating TO opposite sides The
contracting parties followed and stood
after passing behind the arch under
the bell, when the minister appear
ed before them and in that position the
vows were taken. The wedding march.
which was PLAYED by Mr. and Mrs. B.
II. Danks, was resumed and the party
passed at once into the dining room,
where an elegant and sumptuous sup
per served in courses. was discussed
and enjoyed. There were more than
100 people present and it was near III
O'Clock before the repast was ended.
Shortly afterwards Mr.. and Mrs. Bal
/ ley, accompanied by the attendants,
drove to town aud took the train via
/ Livingston for Covington. where they
will be entertained for week by Mrs.
( II. ID. Gregory, a sister OF the groom.
( OF the worthy young couple too much
can not be said In praise. The bride
/ il daughter of Hon. and Mrs. G. A.
Lackey and inherits her handsome face
and splendid figure from the Welchs,
whose niece she is. She is a perfect
blonde. of graceful mien aud prepos-
sessing manners and is as lovely of
character As she is blessed with pysi-
cal charms.
Clad in purest white organdie over
silk, with veil draped with smilax and
roses, and bouquet of brides roses in
her hand, she was typical and lovely
bride. The maids wore white organ
die and carried American beauties,
and did honor to their queen.
The groom is son of Judge and Mrs.
James p. Bailey and holds clerical
position in the Farmers Bank & Trust
Co., where he is held in the highest
esteem. Sober, industrious and of strict
integrity, he stands as high as any
young man Ia the county and has
friends by the legion, who congratulate
him in his happiness and on winning
so charming woman TO ENJOY the de-
lights of life and divide with him its
sorrows. The INTERIOR JOURNAL
adds its blessing and hopes that but
few of the latter will ever come TO
them.
The popularity of the young couple
was fully attested by a profusion OF
beautiful and costly presents sent from
far and wide. On their return Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey will live with his parents
until the inevitable longing for house
keeping comes over them.
Mr.. G. w. Adams telephoned us yes
terday that Mr.. Henry Il. Carpenter
and Miss Grace VanArsdale, daughter
of MIR, and Mrs. c. c. VanArsdale, will
be married at the Presbyterian church.
Hustouville, next Wednesday evening
at o'clock. Rev. Miles Saunders will
ofiiciate.
Miss Lillian higgins, of Chicago
dressed in her bridal robes, which had
been laid away 10 years, and with 4
bouquet OF spring flowers in her hand
laid down to join in death her lover
, who had gone before. a sufficient
amount OF morphine had the desired
effect.
ID. &. Good, of Mitchellsburg, aged
go and three times a widower, was mar
ried AT Rowland Monday night to Mis-,
Kate Smith, aged 30. Rev. w. S. Grin
stead performed the ceremony.
John Reynolds, aged %, and Mrs
Elizabeth Reynolds, widow of 30
both of the Southern end of the county
were married at the courthouse yester
day by Judge Bailey.
Nelson Prewitt Gay. of Clark coun
ty, and Miss Lila Manning Chenault
of Richmond, will marry at the Bap
tist church in Richmond April 20.
Not content with already having
married two sisters, John Wyler, o
Fairlawn, o., married Miss Josie Trigg
a sister of his two dead wives.
There are 10 suits for divorce on the
docket of the Boyle circuit court, which
commences Monday.
James Winfield, a widower, of IS
was married at Brookville, Ind, to Mis-,
Katie Maynard, Il.
Mrs. Mary Moilett, aged -, was mar
ried at Brookville, Ind, TO Charles