The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-04-04
Brilliant Nuptials.

Inc llme WAS nlBn uOOu VI WV
nesday, April the second, ninetee y
hundred and two; the place, the
NJ. E. Church South, and the occa-
sion the solemuization OF the mar
rage Of Mr.. Albert Mason Camp
bell and Miss Neva Sharon Stew
art. The building was splendid
with llght,redolent with the aroma
of a thousand buds and blossoms,
beautiful with lavish and tasteful
decoration, and filed to the doors
with representative people Of Lou
lisa and adjacent cities. Mrs. IL.
c. Sullivan had sung In her usual
attractive way any songs are all
for thee,sweetheart", and Mr.Shan'
non had tunefully rendered "Oh
Promise Me-. Then came lull-
an air OF expectancy, and Mrs. +.
I. ID. Wallace began the famous
March to whose familiar and sug-
gestive strains so many charming
Louisa maldens have kept willing
yet nervous step. There were en-.
terIng steps, the frou-trou OF sllken
robes, and In due order came one
OF the most elegant bridal parties
ever seen in Louisa.
1t was composed OF Miss Hide
garde Roffe, maid OF honor; Misses
Matte Wallace and Lucy Holder
by, bridesmaids Mr.. George w.
! McCllntlc, best man, and Messrs,
sydney Arthur, John Burchett and
r. l.. Stewart, attendants, the bride
and groom elect, with her brother,
Mr.. j. W. NJ. Stewart, as represen-
tative OF her father. These group
ed themselves before the flower
decked chancel where stood Rev.
| j. NJ. Boland, d. d., and the beau.
tiful ceremony began. 1t was the
full ring service, and was most i'm
pressively rendered by the clergy
man, the organ meanwhile breath
ling a "sweet and low accompanl-
ment to the words of man, minister
and maid,
And presto the scene Is changed.
| 1t is no longer the church, but the
hospitable mansion In which this
fair bride WAS born, and where
1t seems but yesterday-she met
him into whose keeping she has
surrendered herself. And here, In
the reception parlor, the color
scheme Is no longer green and
white, as 1t Yas in the church, but
+ In the BRIDES own colors, pink and
white, meet the eye. Here, too, Is
the receiving line Mr.. and Mrs. J
W. NJ. Stewart, Mrs. James Elliott
; Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ
: Campbell, Mr.. George w. McClin
tic, Miss Hildegarde Rofie, Miss
Matte Wallace, Mr.Sydpey Arthur
Mr., John Blrchett, Miss Lucy
Holderby, and Mr.. FL. Stewart
II Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell realiz,
one.halt the happiness wished FOL
! them by the hundred or more wht
y extended congratulations on THU
delightful occasion they will liv,
= to the age OF Methuselah and thel
die OF too many riches.
There is no better place thai
right here for q few words relatly
TO the high contracting parties
The bride is the only daughter o
! Judge and Mrs. James T. Stewart
y Nature has endowed her with
! face OF more than ordinary beaut
+, and u mind OF more than usua
: strength. She Is a musician Of I'm
:, taste and skill, and an elocutIonls
II who has won applause here an
= elsewhere. The sole daughter {
r. the home Of stevart, mHph tim
and money were spent in her b.
half, and she has shown by he
SIKH In art that they were not spen
Ie In vain. The man whom she ha
honqFed and made happy heyap
measure is the resident englnee
in charge OF tho Improvement
the big Sandy river, well known
w this community, and his accept
a ance by this beautiful girl give
r. him the stamp OF worth, asld
n. from the responsible position h
x holds under Government.
ID Eye and ear have been feastel
mr. aud nov the inner man--and W
g man--is to be comforted and sa
isGed, Here in this room where
h. hundred or more presents, reVeal'
70 in forms of silver, gold, orysts
at ivory, china, llnOu aud rare woo
ed make a glittering array, is q verl
rs able bower Of beauty. In 1t is
,s- modern Hebe in the person OF Mi
Me- PAMELA Hampton. Before her
n. a huge aud never empty iopntai
he and from It she hands to all col
IN. ers-and they are many-delicio
~ draughts of Neapolitan sheFb
iTwas q drink NJ for the gods
still better, for the goodly comp
ny there assembled, Then the d
Ior ing room invited to It's comfort
mo interior. This attractive spot W
hv presided over by Mesdsmes II.
,r Sullivan, G.. w. Wroten, Purla Bl
40 baker and Miss Nell Swetnam, "a
!. under their direction four Of 10
NJ sa's sweetest buds served delicic
Iod refreshments to all, The "buC
were Misses Leila Snyder, Bees
Snyder, Emma Carey and IrI