The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-12
Brilliant NuptiaIs Of Miss May Ter
reIl and Mr.. Samuels.
The Wedding Of Two Paducah People
al Memphis Last
Evening.
CUPID VERY BUSY At PRESENT

Beautiful in detail and ensemble
was the wedding Of Miss May Terrell
to Mr.. Leslie b. Samuels Of Bardstown
at Grace Episcopal church last even
ing. The church altar was effectively
decorated in palms and ferns, with
the graceful southern smilax a charm
ing feature. Long before the ap-
pointed hour the crowd began to
gather, until the church was taxed to
its utmost capacity with the friends
and acquaintance OF one Of the most
universally popular Ct PEducsh's
charming society girls. Although
arranged for an elaborate evening
ceremonial. q marked quietness and
simplicity was in evidence, and the re-
ception having been called of, the
full evening dress Of society was lack
ing, that would otherwise have added
a more festive air to the charming
scene.
To the strains Of the wedding
march," played by Miss Jessie Nash,
the wedding party entered. First
came the ushers, Mr.. @. W. Thompson
and Abram L. We'll, Mr.. will Brad
shaw and Mr.. Clint Terrell Of Cairo;
then Miss Hattie Terrell and Miss
Mary Boswell, followed by Mr.. Roy
Culley and Judge Dsugherty OF Bards-
town, Miss Josephine Samuls Of Bards-
town and Miss Elizabeth sinnott came
next, and then Mt. Wallace We'll and
DR.. Wells OF Bardstown. The bride
tentered with her sister, Miss Minnie
Terrell, the maid of honor. At the
altar they were met by Mr.. samuels
and his best man, Hon. Eli H.
Brown Of Bsrdstown. A beautiful
picture was Termed as the troth was
pledged, and the ceremony impress
sively said by the Rev. B. E. Reed,
rector Of the church.
I'll bride wore an elegant bridal
gown Of embroidered chiffon, with
veil Her one ornament was a hand.
some diamond and pearl pendant, the
groom's gift. The bridal bouquet
was lilies Of the valley, and roses.
Always beautiful, she seemed more
than ever radiant and lovely.
The bridesmaids were charmingly
gowned in white silk, and carried
American Beauty roses, an appropri-
ate symbol Of the bride herself, and
looked very lovely. The maid of hon.
or was very charming in an artistic
white silk gown with bride roses
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ent Tor the occasion were Mrs. O. ID.
Samuels and Mrs A. d. Csrrothers,
mother and sister Of the groom, and
Judge John Kelley, all of Bardstown;
and Mr.. and Mrs Mott Ayres Of
Fulton.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuels left last night
for an Eastern trip The bridal
party, except Mr.. Brown and Miss
Samuels, left then also, for home.
Mr., Brown left today at noon, and
Miss samuels remained over several
days to visit Miss Minnie and Miss
Hattie Terrell.
The wedding of Miss Georgia Nc.
Grew and Mr.. Gus Edwards of Padu-
cab took place at the Peabody hotel,
in Memphis, at O'Clock last evening,
Rev. ". X. Penrod officiating. The
Memphis Commercial-Appesl of today
says;
"A marriage with a tinge of ro-
nance to 1t occurred yesterday eve n
ing at 0 O'Clock in the parlors Of the
Peabody hotel The contracting par
ties are from Paducah, KY. and while
IL was stated that there was no run
away feature in the match. IL was
somewhere near the borders Of Gret-
ma Green.
Miss Georgia McGrew 10 the hap
py bride, or that was her nance
previous to 0 p. IN. yesterday. Nov
1t Is hrs. A. G. Edwarda NL I'D
wards arrived in the city over the
Ilhaois Central yesterday. s.d kiss
Me0rew about the Ane Ina via