The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-12-26
WEDDINGS.

Again has the coy church on
the corner been clad in It's wedding
array. Once more have the now
familiar strains OF the wedding
march filled the sacred building,
aud again has fair daughter Of
Louisa stood at the altar and put
her hand in that OF another and
promised tolove "untll death do us
part" He who won this beauteous
/, maid Is Mr.. Homer a. Scholze,
formerly Of Providence, Rhode Is
land, but now Assistant United
States Engineer and connected
with the corps engaged In the i'm
proyement OF this river, She who
surrendered herself into his keep
Ing was Miss Hildegarde RolIe, on
ly daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. w. d.
lioire, uf this city. Thor intended
nuptlals have been the theme of
conversation for many days, and
their celebration at the NJ, T.,
South last Tuesday afternoon was
a very charming occasion. The
clouds which long have lowered
above us had broken away,and the
air was OF just that degree which
permitted you to wear just any
thing you pleased, and peep at
the good looking, well groomed
people Who crowded the church
showed this was what was worl.
Promptly at one.thirty chorus
from the choir OF the church began
the famous March from Mendels.
sohn, and the bridal party entered,
march ,g up both isles and meet
ing at the chancel, where Rows. $.
A. Donahoo aud j. a, Boland stood
ready TO say that which would
unite two very handsome,two very
popular and worthy people. And
this they did, very beautifully and
impre,sively. And rs the high
contracting parties stood before
the ministers their attendants
claimed aud merited large share
OF interest and attention. A few
months ago the pretty girl who
this day assumed the dignity OF
wilehood was the Maid Of Honor at
the Stewart-Campbell marriage,
aud today, looking handsome and
happy, Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Camp
/ bell attended her cousin and his
ielIow-engineer. The other attend
ants were Miss Sue Mellles, OF Iron
ton, aud Mr.. Robert Blckel, broth.
or OF the bride. The gowns. hats
and other accessories OF the ladies
were rich tasteful and appropriate,
Not being q Delineator ora Ladies'
Home Journalthe News wisely re-
trains from weak attempts ut fur
Their description. We will say just
Il little more: brown was the pre-.
vailiug color, and from dainty boot
TO stylish hat all was very hecom-
ing. In h decoration OF the
church yellow and green domi.
mated, and the blending Of tints
was pleasing an d harmonious,
There was no reception, and soon
after the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scholze took the train for Catletts-
burg, intending to leave for Wash
ington AT 3 $50, returning to Louisa
in about ten days. Very many rich
and beautiful gifts testified to the
esteem In which the bride and
groom are held by many friends
and relatives.
The bride Is a Louisa irl,taking
front rank among our many pretty
women, and this, by the way, is
saying very much indeed, She is
A pianist OF no small ability, and
I among the domestic virtues She Is
q model, simple, unaffected and
popular. Mr.. Scholza has been
connected several ycurs with the
engineer department Of the Big
Sandy improvemeut,and lisa popu'
lar, estimable gentleman, every
way worthy OF the girl to whom ht
has given his name, To him and
his bride the News drinks long
life and prosperity!
There is something dreadtully
fatal to almost every Civil Engi
: neer who strikes Louisa. Look al
this list, names OF those who have
succumbcd; b. +. Thomas, Lucicu
johnson, j. c. Thomas, o. $. Hor
ton, A. Nj, Campbell, IL, c. Gorns
! w. Il. Headley, IL. A. scholze
r Very few have escaped, and there
are others
Miss Kenna Ferguson
Mr.. Cl yd6 l.. Miller
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