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

pull by. When the drawing took place
Miss Mary Didlake got The ring, Miss
Lille Robinson aud Miss Bryan the
dimes, Miss Whitaker the darning
needle, and Mr.. Woolley the thimbe.
Breakfast was then served, the brides
table set 10 the dining room and very
picture OF beauty. IL was arranged In
pink and white, the center being OF
fluffy pink silk covered with lace upon I
which was set tall design Of flowers I
with base OF big white chrysanthe- I
NUNS and top OF pink roses. Owe
this we're festoons OF smllax extending
from chandelier TO candelabra around
the table, In which burned pink can
dies. The table was circular and seat
ed with the BRIDE and groom were Mr..
Wooley ADD Miss Mary Robinson. Mr..
Z, S. Booth and Miss Bertha Epping-
hansen, OF Chicago, cousin OF the
bride; Miss Sara McGarvey and Prof.
X. l.. Blanton, Miss Jessie Cook, OF
Stanford, aud Mr.. Charles +. Brewer,
Miss Lille Robinson aud DR.. Fayette
Dunlap, OF Danville. The other guests
we're served at the same time at small
: tables in the dining room, and brought
into the music room after IL was vaca-
ted by the bridal party. rhe breakfast
r was elaborate and delicious, beginn ming
: with Malaga grapes served with nastur.
: tiums, followed by bouillon. lobster
e Newburg, birds. ha.npignons, rolls,
+, champagne, sailed almonds, Roman
: punch, salad, Ices Ia moulded forms OF
D fruit and flowers and the daintiest bon
a bous and cakes, all made into beauti-
= ful pink roses, lilies aud chrysanthe-
q NUNS. During the course of the dinner
u happy toaSts we're said to the health
and happiness Of the bride and groom,
r the best man, Mr.. Woolley, OF New
= York, leading with some facts about
y the life and business OF the groom. very
c eloquent with friendship and accepta-
BILE and interesting TO the friends OF
J. the bride. He was followed by Miss
: Robinson and other guests and Mr..
u Booth, the friend OF the groom from
= Boston, who told his impression OF the
T., hospitality and charm Of the Blue G ras
Il people in the happiest way. One OF the
II most charming and applauded toasts
r. was given by Prof. Blauton, a friend OF
j. many years TO the brides family.
y After breakfast the bridal couple left
e for two weeks wedding journey in
= Canada and points east before going
e TO their home la Boston, where they
c will 60 TO housekeeping In pretty
C home prepared by the groom and al
I ready fitted out in complete detail.
}. The bride is the daughter of the late
= Rev. Logan Williams, OF Lincoln coun-
a ~. and is talented and cultured mu-
$ sician and one Of the lovleiest women
r OF Kentucky.
: The groom 10 the manager OF the
d New England branch OF the Furness
e steamship line. He is tall and hand
e some, aud much admired by all who
have met him during his visits TO Ken
g lucky. The couple met at the sea-
v shore aud the union is a most congen-
n ial and happy one In every particular
n Many elegant presents were received
n from friends far and near, the most
!. notable one being a checx OF generous
O proportions OF four figures sent by Sir
n Christopher Furness, of London, own
i err and founder Of the Furuess line, by
a Mr.. Woolley and Mr.. Booth to the
"a groom and as soon as presented, given
"a into the keeping Of the bride. Mr..
j. Woolley Is manager OF the steamship
"A line connecting with the G. & O. at
! Newport News, and running from there
= To Liverpool, the main Office being In
A New York. Mr.. Booth is owner of the
h. New England Lighterage company,
, and closely allied with the Furuess and
q the Leland steamship lines. They
=. came not only as personal friends OF the
a groom, but also AS Representatives OF
,f Sir Christopher Furness, who was pre-
i vented from attending on account of an
v important business transaction.
a Among the guests from other cities
e were Miss Eppiughausen, grandly
d beautiful woman, who is already COM
d ing into fame as song soloist and Miss
,. Jessie Cook, who looked very band
{. some and stylish ia gown of white
n Paris muslin. These two cousins as.
a sisted Mrs. Huffman in receiving and
10 entertaining and others present were
,. DIR. aud Mrs. Fayette Dunlap, of Dan
n Vile; Mr.. Harry Hooker, Of Danviile
" Mrs. James Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. Tate
~ Stanford, DIR. Hawkins Brown, Hus'
- tonville, and Mr., Mcltoberts, of Dan
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