Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-06-16
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

James henley, aged %. aud Miss
Maggie Adams, -, were married at
Green Adams yesterday.
William Howell, OF Tribune, Ind,
is seeking divorce because his vile
broke his arm with u club when ne
came in late and slightly intoxicated.
Mr.. Terry Moberly, p, and Miss Lu
CIV Cofey, Il, are not superstiious.
They.will be married this morning In
the county clerks office, same as II IL
wasn't Friday.
The headline over the dispatch tell
ing Of wedding at Lancaster, Poor
Owsley," deserves rank alongside that
other headline over the marriage no.
tice of Mr.. Lord aud Miss Helper.
Louisville Times.
Bruce King, we'll known young
merchant, and Miss Mary Norwood, of
Fayette, daughter Of DR.. +. NJ. Nor
wood, the trotting horse breeder, were
married at the home OF the bride, who
is a sister -lu-law of Mrs. Naunerle
Campbell Norwood.
The Montgomery, Ala, papers con.
tain glowing accounts OF the marriage
of MIR. Joseph Paxton Burton 10 Miss
Lillian Richardson, which occurred on
the Eth. IL was an imposing affair and
the young couple is spoken OF In the
highest terms. a. a. Mckinney, Jr.,
was one OF the attendants
Mr.. Levi Elder, the popular clerk OF
w. T.. Perkins OF Crab Orchard. was
married in Louisville Wednesday 10
Miss Mamie, the pretty daughter OF
Mr.. j. +. Edmistou. OF that place. The
ceremony was performed by DR.. Weaver
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and after
spending short while in Louisville
they returned to their home. Both are
splendid young people and the union OF
such pair can not prove otherwise
than a blessed one. The INTERIOR
JOURNAL extends TO them its heartiest
congratulations and best wishes.
Whom we speak Of the Haver- Orn-
dorff wedding as daisy, we do not Go
SO in spirit OF slang. The decorations
were daisies aud ferns ana the house,
rooms aud table were beautiful with
them. a great crowd gathered at the
pretty home of Mr.. aid Mrs. j. X.
Orndorn at Livingston Wednesday
evening 70 see their charming daugh-
ter. Miss Nellie, married 10 Mr.. w. NJ
Haver, a worthy aud highly respected
young l.. x n. engineer. The wedding
march was played by Miss Henry, OF
Fl. Wayne, Ind, and the scene pre-
sented by the handsome groom, his fair
young bride and the attendants as Rev
S. NJ. Rankin said the words that bound
them together, was striking and i'm
pressive one. The bride was clad In a
beautiful Paris muslin trimmed with
valencennes lace and ribbons, while the
brides maids, Miss Mary Orndortf and
Bessie Haver, Of Chicago, Illinois,
wore Paris muslin aud all looked love-
ly. The groomsmen were Messrs
Sparks and Hogan. The bride carried
beautiful bouquet of brides roses.
The ceremony over, congratulations
were showered on the happy couple,
after which the guests were Invited 10
a sumptuous repast, splendidly prepar-
ed and elegantly served. The table was
srranged by Mesdames Dillon and
Roller and Miss Bentley and was in
deed thing OF beauty. Following sup
per generally good time was enjoyed
and then Mr.. and Mrs. Haver left for
Louisville To buy their housekeeping
ontnt for their home at Livingston.
I Many people were present from dis
lance and everything went 10 show In
what high esteem the young couple Ii
held. The bridal presents were many
and costly. A. n.