Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-24
VOL. XVII.
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

o John Woods, Of Ellisborough, Ind,
committed suicide at bis wiie's burial.
while insane with grief.
Richard Parker Gregory aud Miss
Belle Rayboru, popular Richmond
Young people, were married Wednes-
day.
benjamin. Compton and Miss Carrie
Singleton, both Of the Moreland sec
ton, we're married at W. Singleton
Wednesday.
W. T.. Singleton, the Lexington pho
tographer, formerly OF Lincoln county,
was divorced from his wife on account
OF abandonment.
Henry Woodward, Of Conway, o.,
aged 10, was married to Mrs. Julia har
rlson, a widow of A. aud the mother Of
eight living children, the majority OF
whom are older than their steptether.
Ellis l.. ogden and Miss Elizabeth
Spencer Calvert, both Of Somerset, will
be married on the 2sth Miss Calvert
has frequently visited Miss Sue willie
Hale, of this city, aud IL quite hand
some.
John IL. Cheuault, Of Richmond, late
candidate for the democratic nomina-
tion for State Auditor, and Miss Ida
Burgess, daughter OF Joshua Burgess.
were married at the brides home at
Maysville, Wednesday, by DR.. T.. l..
Powell, OF Louisville.
Two marriages occurred In Louis
willie this week Of friends Of the editor,
who would liked TO have accepted the
invitations tn attend. Tuesday evening
ut Christ's Church Cathedral whict
was beautifully decorated, Miss Cha-
tine MacCrcgor aud MIR. Ernest W
Sprague were made one In a ceremony
that included charming musical pro
gram by friends, 10 honor OF the bride
who IL an accomplished musician. Nile
MacGregor wore u handsome gown
white satin aud lace. The skirt wa
cut en- train. aud was iraped 10 a rea
lace shawl The bodice had "A tulle yok
and sleeves and was trimmed In reH
lace. She wore gracefully drapel
vail and carried bouquet of brid
roses aud llic- OF the valley. Mr.. an
Mrs. Sprague left Immediately afte
the ceremony-for Asheville, y. C, an
upon their return In December wi
make their home at 62i Fret street
The other marriage also occurred
I.FH.Hta1 TINT 4
Miss Elise Yaudell and Mr.. Don Bal
Der. The church was decorated
white and green, with groups Of palm
aud vases OF chrysanthemums grace
fully arranged. IL was choral wee
ding. the choristers singing the bridj
chorus from Lohengrin. After a
ceremony a breakfast was given /
Mrs. Lunsiord L. Ysudell, mother
the bride, whose handsome home G
Broadway was beautided with mass'
OF white chrysanthemums and smila'
carrying out the scheme OF white au
green. The bride was beautiful an
regal 10 her white satin wedding Cow
drapped In Duchess lace. She wore
real lace veil fastened with jewel
which fell gracefully over her shou
ders. All the gowns were very han'
some and the wedding was lovely or
In all its appointments. The groom
wealthy New York architect and
that city be will take his bonnie brid
after short bridal tour.
Miss Maude Yandell was maid
honor and Miss Enid Iandell, the no
ed sculptor, another sister, gave Il
bride a silver loving cup of herown d.
sign, from which the health Of the br
dal party was drunk prior to their d.
parture. The ladies are daughters
the late DR. Lunsford u. landell, OF
OF the most noted physicians o. his da
Their mother is II most charming al
highly cultivated woman and Il
daughters inherit the sterling qual
ties OF both.