The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-10-16
MATRIMONIAL.

One of the most beautiful we'd
dincs that ever occurred in Bourbon
UNI onnnfv was solemniZed at the North
T;ddIetown Christian church last eve
~ at Z 80 o'clock, when Miss Mary
Hannah BRYAN was united in marriage
4 n"WV Nv Hiram Redmon, Elder c. w.
NJ officiating. The church was ar
t;sticaIIv decorated. the alter being
Ssonked with forestssfoliage and tinted
18th smilax and blooming flowers
Three handsome arches at regular in
ta-rals graced the middle aisle, with
Jonble gates, which were garland with
Or"iIov and roses, and through which
The bridal party entered, the gates be-
no swung ajar by Master Stoddard
WANG and little Miss Mildred Collins
Is the audience assembled and during
tbo moments of waiting Miss Rather
inc Thompson. of Paris, rendered a
beautiful musical programme.
Promptly at the appointed hour the
sweet strains of Lohengrins bridal cho-
rTs announced the arrival of the bridal
narfv. who entered the church in the
fo:lowing order: frs came the ushers,
Mr. William Redmon and Mr.. William
Colins. and Mr. John Jones and Mr..
George Wyatt, Mr.. Tollie Young and
Mr. Willie Young, Next came the
bridesmaids, Miss Aimee Burris and
Miss Ethel C0ons, and Miss Cyrene
Smith and Miss Weslye Boardman, of
Paris.
AS the bridal party advanced to the
altar the bridegroom on the arm of his
hest man, his brother, DR.. Lee Collins
RgdmOn. of Lexington, appeared from
behind the embankment of flowers,
and in SEN -circle gathered at the altar.
forming a pretty scene for the GER
mony. AS Elder Dick pronounced the
ceremony that made them one Miss
Thompson played softly, "Call Me
Thine own" After the benediction
and congratulate S and as the bridal
marty slowly left the church M endelis-
shon's wedding march was played. 81
The bride wore a handsome lace
robe, her wedding veil being caught
with a stray of orange blossoms. She
carried bouquet Of lilies of the val
ley She is the handsome and attract
i've daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. p.
Bryan and is graduate of Bourbon
College. The bridegroom is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Redmon and
sa Irosp arous young farmer and ban
ker. MIR. and Mrs. Redmon left for
Mt. Sterling Immediately after the
ceremony where they took the Chesa-
peake & Ohio trian for an extended
bridal trip East.
The marriage of Miss Anna Toohey
and Mr.. John Mccarthy was solemn
lied at the Church Ct the Annunciation
in this city Wednesday morning at z 80
o'clock, Rev. Father Eugene DeBruyn
officiating. The attendants were Miss
Elizabeth Gregory and Mr.. James Hig-
gins
The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. John
TOOhey, of near to 1n, and handsome,
attractive and most estimable young
woman. She looked beautiful in a
gown of blue cloth, trimmed in black
velvet with hat to match.
The groom is head clerk at the L. &
n. freight office in this city, and one
Of Paris most popular young business
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy left On the s
a. m. Louisville G Nashville train for
bridal trip to New Orleans and other
Southern cities.
County Clerk Pearce Patton had
good day yesterday in issuing marriag
licenses, viz: Clifton c. Richey and
Miss Viola Howard. John Marshall and
Miss Evra May Richey, John Sargent
and Miss Ollie Shanks. All three ecu
pies were married in the court house,
the former two by Judge DenisDundon
and, the latter by Elder Carey E. Nor
gan.