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

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Miss Sallie Lucille. daughter Of VIM. /
CundifI, was married at Somerset to .
Walter NJ. Wilson, Of Meridian, Mics /
Miss Sadie. daughter Of Ben p. /
Doom. OF Lebanon. aud } r. Montgom.
cry. Jr., OF Taylorsville, will marry to-
morrow.
Mary II. Baker sues VIM Beverman |
at Louisville for $4,000 damages for /
not keeping a matrimonial engagement
with her
Marie Wainwright, the actress. was
married In New York to Frank yn Rob. /.
erts, her leading man. Her daughters
acted a bridesmaids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Cobb, Of Madi-
SOD, have issued invitations to the mar
rage Of their granddaughter, Miss
Zerelda Frances Huguely. to Mr. David
Putnam McCord. June I.
A gentleman from Rowland tells US
that Miss Mertie Delaney, who was
married the other day to Wesley COL
lier, aged 10, was not quite l3, instead
OF 10. as the license book had it.
A dispatch says that the most beauti-
full and elaborate wedding ceremony
ever performed in Louisville was that
OF Miss Abby Ballard and jefferson
Davis Stewart. The couple left at once
for tour Of Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Pope announce
the engagement Of their daug liter. Re-
becca, TO Rev. J. W. Lynch, of Wake
Forrest, North Carolina. The marri-
age will take place during the mid
summer.-Advocate.
Charles Herzog, a teamster OF St.
Louis, shot his young wife and her
mother, Mrs. Mary Bapp. and then
killed himself. Mrs. Bopp is dead and
her daughter can not live. a family
quarrel caused the tragedy.
Miss Minnie Hayden, OF Marion
county, who has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Ira T. Bright, in this city, eloped
"Wednesday evening with MIR. Gross
Oman, of Shelby county. She left note
for her aunt saying that they were go
iug to be married and go to Denver,
Col, to live.-Lexington Leader.
: A sensation was created by the an
nouncemeni OF the secret marriage in
/ Louisville last Thanksgiving Of Mr.
, Frank Bryson, of Valley View, to Miss
Amanda Moore, niece OF Fire Chief J
l ID. Christopher, OF Richmond. For six
5 months they have kept their secret, land
: the story was not known here even by
B., the lady's own household until Mr.
| Bryson came to claim his bride.
7 TH-KELLY.-The First NJ. Z
church, OF Columbia, Tenn, was or
I May 3lst the scene OF most beautiful
church wedding, it being the nuptials
OF Mr.. l.. W. Smith, formerly OF thi:
place but now Of Norfolk, Va, aud Mis-:
Pauline H. Kelly, of Columbia. The
church was handsomely decorated with
palms, ferns and pink roses, and filled
TO its utmost capacity with friends,
from several States, who had gathered
10 honor OF the occasion. The handsome
old church presented beautiful pict.
ure when the deft hand of Miss Camille
5 Herndon sounded the wedding march
e aud the great church isles were thrown
open for the entrance of the bridal
party. The ushers, DR.. w NJ Biddle
= and Messrs. II. Il. Figures, l.. p. Padg
EFT and +. ID. Lander, proceeded down
t either isle followed by the bridal party
d consisting OF Miss Fannie Williams anC
DR.. 7. .Bledsoe Brown, Miss Matte
n Porter and..Mr. Thomas Kelly, the
brother OF the bride, Miss Willie Bid
l. die and..Mr, Palmer. cShepherd, wh'
= were followedsby Master Ned Smith au'
n Miss Annie Smith, the children of thu
u groom. Miss Marion Hodge, the mali
e of honor, proceeded to the altar alone
i followed by the bride upon the arm o
p DR.. j. II. Wilkes, while from the othe
d side OF the church the groom entere'
d upon the arm 'ot j. ~. Saunders, hi
4 best man. Meeting at the altar tn
= bride was presented by DR.. Wilkes ant
n the marriage service performed accord
e ing TO the Episcopal ritual and rim
y service by Rev. T., A. Sowell. Tn
= maids wore lavender organdie owe
D. violet, withiuviolet girdles, carryin
Is pink roses. Miss Hodge, the maid G
lie honor, was dressed: in pink organdi
over pink, with violet ribbons, th
dress.trimmed;with violet, her flower
of pink roses twiued with violets. Tn
,h bride wore an embroidered violet chit
ne fon over violet silk, trimmed with rust
o. ings of violet liberty silk, the overdres
y formed train and was edged wit
n, rutiie OF libertyssilk. She wore era
=. chip hat with trimmings OF pink shad
=. ing TO violet and in her hand carrie
white roses. After the marriage cere
mony an informal reception was tender
ed the bridal party at the home OF Mr.
~ Ella Steele Kelly, the brides mother
~ after which Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left f.
49, few weeks trip,.to Washington an
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