Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-17
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

lOmorrOW dltefnOOn Two young peO- 1
pie OF the Goshen section will drive TO |
Danville and Elder J. l.. Allen will say
the words that will bind them heart
and hand. The bride TO be Is the pretty
organist Of Goshen church and the
groom-elect prosperous young farmer.
Names next issue.
Miss Marvin Gilmore Gilbert, Of
Shelbyville and Lawson 4. Wool
bridge, Of Louisville, were married In |
Lexington. The bride Is the Oldest
daughter Of Congressman G. G.. Gill |
bert and has always been favorite In
Shelbyville society and oue OF the
most popular young women Of Ken
lucky. Beautiful 10 person and charm.
Ing In manner, she IL possessed OF num-
erous estimable qualities that have en-.
deared her TO large circle OF friends.
Mr.. Woodbridge Is we'll known In Lou
isville, where he Is associated with his
father In the leaf tobacco business.
Miss Ellen Ballou tells us that she
has a letter iron Miss Mamie Bryant,
who used TO go 10 college here, aud who
has frequently visited her since, that
she will become the wife OF Rev. Nc
Corkle, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church, clifton Forge, Va, Nov.l. The
prospective bride has lived with her
brother, harry BRYANT, at Denver.
Col, since the death OF her father.
b Mr.. Bryant, who has also visited here
married a daughter OF Ex-Gov Rout,
OF Colorado, and Is prospering 10 his
western home. Miss Mamie has been
touring all the summer In California
! and other States on the Pacific Coast
. Miss Ballou knows Rev. McCorkle and
F., says he Is "a very nuely educated man
: and good preacher.
This evening at the homo Of hen
mother, Mrs. Alice Lusk, near Illus
tonyille, 1.-THE Pines" Miss MARY
Holmes Lusk will become the wife
/ Of Mr.. William c. McAfee. Of Balti
p more. Only the family and a few in
innate friends will be present and at
I ter the ceremony, the happy pair will
leave for the East. a trip up the HE.
toric Hudson and return TO New York
where week will DC spent, l. a part oil
, the program. Afterwards they will
, 20 10 Baltimore where a home com
plete In every particular has been pro.
vided by the proud winner Of not only
: one of the handsomest, but one OF the
most lovable and highly cultured WON
eu In Kentucky. She is In every sense
a treasure and one that would have
remalued in her native State had she
not given a deaf ear to many arden,
sutors who pied with her to do so,
, Mr.. McAfee is chief OF the fire depart
ment 10 his city and Is spoken OF as a
gentleman as worthy OF such a prize a
: man can be. Baltimore Is noted for
, lie beautiful women, but none are fair
err than the one that leaves her old
Kentucky home to reside there, where
she will continue TO reign. a veritable
, queen of beauty and loveliness.
! BURNETT WILLIAMS. One of the
!, important and happy events Of today
5 was the marriage OF Miss Dolly Brown
Williams and Mr.. Robert Embletou
- Burnett which was celebrated at moor
q AT the residence OF DR., aud Mrs. Lee F
= Huffman, OF West Third street. The
= pretty house which has lately beer
: newly fitted up, was tastefully decora
4 ted with palms and ferns, with whit,
= roses in parior and American Beauties
= In music room. a tall bank OF palm
I ami ferns was arranged in the bay win
v dow Of the front room as a backgroun,
: for the bridal party. Meiler's orches.
S ira played sweet music during the as
: sembling OF the guests, and heralded
r the coming OF the bridal party with
tue wedding chorus from Lohengrin
They entered from the back room, tn,
officiating minister, Prof b. c. Hager
man, first, followed by the groom a1C
: his best man, Mr.. George Woolley, o
New York CITY; then the maid OF hon
- or, Miss Anne Huffman, the prett,
Young niece OF the bride. who wore q
D dainty gown OF white muslin and lac,
with yellow trimmings, and carr ieC
chrysanthemuufs. The bride entered
: last, escorted by her brother-in law
DR.. Huffman, who gave her away
u Joining each other the-brlde aud groom
:, | a,nad hafnra tina wnitlnu niniatar yv IA.