The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-10-07
NUPTIAL KNOTS


emnizatiOns OF The Marriage Vows.
Miss Elizabeth Saffarans, eldest
daughter of Mrs. Daniel Saffarans, will
be married October 18th, to Mr.. Frank
Notion Graves, of st. Louis.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
George Evans, Jr., and Miss Minna
Crutcher. The wedding will occur in
the Richmond Christian Church in
November.
Miss Louie Bruer, of this city. will
be one of the bridesmaids at the Gray
SOmerville wedding which will be cele-
brated in Wesley Chapel, in Cincinnati,
on October Goth.
William Thornton Stevenson and Miss
Florence Culbertson were united at a
fashionable marriage ceremony in Gov
ington Saturday evening. Miss Mae
Hord, of Maysville, was maid of honor
to the bride.
AT Frankfort Wednesday John Gray
and Miss Kate Lorcen were married,
using a bcence which was issued seven
years ago. When the license was first
issued the bride changed her mind aud
refused to wed
Pierce Ewing and Miss Fannie Thur
man, of Georgetown, were secretly
married in Frankfort on September Sd.
They intended to keep the marriage a
secret until next Spring buG the truth
came out this week.
Mr., and Mrs. Adam Carrithers, OF
ShelbYville, have issued invitations to
the marriage of their daughter, Mamie,
to DR.. Graham Laurence. The wed.
ding will take place on Wednesday
October 10, in Shelbyville. Miss Car
rithers will be remembered as the at.
tractive young lady who visited at Mr.
M. A. Kenney's fortnight ago with
Mr.. Chas. Weber
Mr.. Harry Giovannoli,of the Danville
Advocate, and Miss Carrie Kinnaird
1 daughter of Mrs. Mary Kinnaird, were
united in a simple but beautiful wed
ding Wednesday at the home of nv
James Kinnaird, in Danville, Rev. DR.
E. M. Green officiating. The bride, who
is an exceedingly lovely and amiable
young lady, was exquisitely gowned in
white, with bridal veil, and carried a
shower bouquet of roses and lilies OF
the valley. The groom is a model young
gentleman who is we'll known in liter.
airy circles as one of the very brightest
writers in Kentucky. The entire Ken.
lucky press extends hearty congratula
tions to Mr.. and Mrs. Goivannoli, who
are now spending fOrtnight's wedding
trip in the East
FISHER-FINNELL
Lieutenant Neville C. Fisher, of Com.
pany l. Second Kentucky, and Miss
Eva Ruth Finnell, OF Georgetown,
were united in a beautiful wedding
ceremony performed Wednesday after.
noon at the Georgetown Baptist Church
which was crowded with relatives and
! friends. The edifce, which was lighted
with candles, was Hastily decorated with
palms. The bride, who is the only
daughter of Judge JAS Finnell, of
Georgetown, d very lovely and ami, .
BILE young lady, was becOmingly gOwned
in W hite Duchess satin, and her maid of
honor, Miss Mary Emma Stevenson, Of
Georgetown, was pretty in a gown of
white. The lest man was MIR. Oakford
Hinton, of this city. The ushers We're
Capt. Chas. Winn and Sergeant G. D.
Ray, of this city, RObt. finnell, of
Georgetown, and Lewis Arpett, of
Nicholasville. The groom is the son
of Mr.. W. II. Fisher, of this city, and is
an exemplary young man, and gradu-
ate of the law department of Ann Arbor
University, besides graduating in the
same class with his bride at George
town College. In testimony of his pop
ularity among his army comrades, the
boys of Company gave him splendid
cut-glass berry bowl as wedding pres
ent. Lieutenant Fisher and bride lett
Immediately after the ceremony for a
brief wedding trip.
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