The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-13

ENGAGEMENTS, Announcements And SOL
elnnizatiOns OF The Marriage Vows.
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elnnizatiOns OF The Marriage Vows.
RAY-vAUGuT
Mr.. Charles Dorsey Ray, Of this city,
and Miss Kate Hampton Waught,
of MaysviIe, Were united In
marriage at beautiful green
and white wedding at high noon Wed
nesday in the Maysville Methodist
Church. Th4 ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. o. A, Vaught, father of the
bride.
The chanceI was banked with ferns
and interspersed with white flowers,
making an attractive background for the
nuptiaI scene. The bride, who is an ex-
,ceptionally lovely girl, poSsesSin
many admirable qualities, was very
pretty in white Paris muslin. en- train,
w caring the customary veil and carry
ing brides roses.
The bridesmaids We're her sisters,
Misses Louise Vaught and Sallie Vaught,
both gowned in green organdie, and
wearing large black hats trimmed with
long plumes Both carried punches of
ferns.
The ushers were MIR John Williams,
of this city aud Mr.. Vaught, of Versailles
a cousin Of the bride.
Mr. Ray, the groom, is a son of DIR.
j. Ed Ray of this city, and is popular
young man of sterling worth, who has a
legion of friend to wish happiness to him
and to his bonny bride.
Among the guests from distance
were Mrs Anna Hart, Mrs B. B. Hutch
craft, Mrs. Junius Clay, Misses Mayme
McClintock, Bessie Holiday, Mary
Irvine Davis, Col. j. Il. Craddock,
Judge Chas D. Webb, Mr. " K. Shipp
and son, and Mr.. John Williams, of
this city. and Mrs. W. H. Miller, of
Millersburg They were also guests at
charming wedding breakfast at the
Vaught home.
Mr.. Ray and bride left Wednesday
afternoon for a trip to New York and
other Eastern cities.
METEER- CLAYBROOK.
The nuptials of MIR. Robert Meter aud
Miss Frances Claybi ook were quietly
celebrated yesterday afternoon at four
o'clock at the Clay brook home near
Hutchinson. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev DR. Rutherford. of this
city.
| The bride, who lie noted as a lovely
and charming young lady, the daughter
of Mr.. Eden Clay brook, was becomingly
gOwned in white silk
The groom is worthy aud popular
young farmer of the Hutchinson precinct
The bridesmaids were Miss Fannie
Mann, of this city, and Miss Grace Gilt
ner, of Hutchinson. The groomsmen
were Mr.. Will Meter, brother of the
groom, and Mr.. GEORGE Hunt, of Lex
ington. 49,.
After partakiug of wedding supper
at the brides home, Mr.. Meteer and wife
drove to Lexington in carriage to take
the G. & o. train for wedding trip in
the East.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Bird Rogers, of Georgetown, and
| Mr.. James E. Lipscomb, OF Danville,
Va. The marriage will occur on No
vember 18th.
J The Cincinnati COMMERCIAL Gazette
yesterday printed the following of the
Knights Templar COnclave in that city !:
Sir Knight Walter Fischer, of
Maysville, and Miss Katheryn Lowe, of
Paris, KY, were married in the parlors
of the Palace Hotel at IL o'clock yester-
day morning, Rev. Gervaise Roughton
officiating Friends and relatives of the
bride and groom in attendance were J..
II. Cummings and DR.. W. 3. Yayell, of
MaYsville, Mrs. Oscar johnson. MiIIers-
burg; Miss Walker, Edgar Walker,
and John Doyle, Flemingsburg, and Ed.
Mysll, Paris. Mr.. and Mrs fletcher will
remain here till Saturday"