The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1901-11-29
A Beautiful Wedding.
Al the J. c. Tioma. Rs,ldssee in lsrsr
Louisa Tuesday Evening.

Thus It IS our daughters leave us.
Those we love and those who love MS.
After this fashion the venerable
Captain Milton Freese might have
soliloqulzed AS he looked upon his
daughter Sallle as she plighted her
troth to Robert Starr Magee last
Tuesday evening. She was the
fourth OF his girls TO trust her hap
piness TO the care and Keeping OF
another, and there is but one left.
The wedding which VIC notice to-
day was indeed pretty one. The
bride is known far and wide as a
most beautiful young woman, and
her amlability and worth are not
exceeded by her comeliness OF face
and figure. She was most taste
fully gowned in a beautiful dress Of
mousseline de sole, with high
corsage. Jewels she wor9, but her
fair and happy face needed them
not. Mr.. Magee, a tall manly fell
low, wore the clothes becoming the
happy occasion, and as he respond
ed TO the momenlous questions
propounded by Father Gosselin,
-.
the officiating clergyman, his tone
and manner made most favora-
tile impression upon the assembled
guests, TO most OF whom he was a
stranger The ceremony which
united these twain was a most i'm.
pressivo one, entirely in keeping
with the Importance OF the event,
And after Miss Sallie Freese had
become Mrs. Robert Magee the
guests had ample occasion for a
keen realization OF what most ex-
cellent things can be wrought with
the happy combination OF good
taste, skill and ample means.
These three produced q wedding
feast which was perfect in every
respect. Could more be said or
expected?
The old.tIme placing ola needle,
a coin and ring In the brides
cake was not repeated at the Ma
gtc-Frcese wedding, but a very
pretty thing was done by the bride.
Her bouquet was imposed OF
American Beauty roses, and short
: before supper was announced
,ho assembled bevy OF pretty
girls in the hall. Then goirg TO
the head Of the stairs she tossed
the bouquet 10 the girls below. Sew
erdl pairs OF fair hands were hasti.
/ ~ outstretched, and Miss Emma
Northupwas the winner.
No handsomer presents were ev-
or showered upon Louisa bride,
aud most OF them were as costly as
they were beautiful. Rich cut glass,
beautiful china, cleaning silver,
handsome pictures and many other
articles testified to the high esteem
lin which the bride is hold.
The date, \ oyember goth, ngur,
ed quite conspicuously on this oc-
casion. Ii was the birthday aud
wedding anniversary OF the brides
mother, birthday OF her young niece
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. c,
Thomas, aud the birthday OF the
good priest who united her TO the
man OF her choice.
Mr.. Magce is the chief clerk fol
the Kanawht Fuel Company, Of
Cincinnati, toWhich city the newly
married couple went "Wednesday
morning and where they will re,
side.
The guests OF the evening were
Dr. ana Mrs. NJ. g, Watson; Mis-,
! Nellie Swetnam, OF Catlettsburg
Mr., and Mrs. Alexander Lackey
| nr, and Mrs q. W. Wrolen; Miss
! Neva Stewart; Miss Emma North.
Iur; Miss Reba Lackey; Mr.. Harry
Corns, OF lronton ; MIR, a, NJ, Camp
bell Mr., f. l.. Stewart, and Mr.
! Louis schmidt, OF Portsmouth.
We know that the reader will
have his own thoughts OF the fu
lture when he reads these names
hut the News cannot help 1t. II
can only drink TO the health ant
prosperity OF MIR. AMI Mrs. Robert
Magee and toast the coming bride,
and grooms.
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