The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-08-10
VOL. xxxvII.
MATRIMONIAL.

Not a marriage license has been Ia
sued in Nicholas county since June %.
J.B. Wright and Miss Dovie Merit,
of Parksville. were married in DanvilIe.
Clarence Austin and Miss Piny Fetch
er were made one at K. G.. Martins
Saturday.
Rev. Alfred Harrison Burroughs. Of
Bristol Tenn. has just married his
3,00odth couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Waters announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Henshaw Waters. to Mr.. George
Barnes Woodcock, Of Danville. Cour-
ier-Journal.
Mr.. Shelby Irvine Tribble. Of Rich
mond, who used TO work in this office,
was married at Hartman. Tenn. on
the 4th to Miss Florence Sander. Mr..
Tribble Is a relative Of the family OF
Mr.. p. p. Nunnelley, Of this place. and
is fine young man.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Withers announce
the engagement and approaching mar
rage Of their niece. Miss Adelaide
Newell MeClary to Mr.. William w.
HUMPHREYS. of Arkansas. The we'd
ding will take place on September LIST
at the Baptist church here.
At the home Of the brides father.
Mr.. J. c. King. in west Norman, on
Tuesday evening, July goth. occurred q
very quiet wedding when his daughter,
Miss Anna Lollie. was united In mar
riage 20 Mr.. Howard Sylvanus Henley,
a prominent young business man Of
futile, Okla. Precisely at 10 O'Clock.
as the wedding march was beautifully
played by Miss Elizabeth King, the
happy couple entered the parlorHreced-
ed by two little flower girls. Misses
Josephine King and Dora Chlldress.
who scattered roses in their pathway.
Standing amid flowers and foliage Of
beautiful design and decoration. the
minister. Rev. Willis. Of the Edmond
Baptist church. in short but impress
sive ceremony pronounced them hus'
band and wife. The bride was becom-
ingly attired in a dress of purest white
Massaline, made en- traine and with
real valencennes lace and pearl trim
ming. together with orange blossoms 10
hold bridal veil in place. She was
real bride and beautiful to look upon
The groom wore the conventional black.
After congratulations the bridal couple
led the way to the dining room where
an elegant fve-course luncheon was
served. The bride was no less Hastily
dressed when she appeared in a suit OF
dark green embroidered linen. large
black hat with only plumes for trim
ming. and black gloves. ready to bid
farewell to friends ere they left on
their wedding trip. which includes sew
eral States. the gulf and great lakes.
They will visit the groom's mother at
Spiceland. Ind, and the brides child
hood home and early friends at Crab
Orchard, Ky.
Mr.. Henley is one Of the staunchest
business men in his home town, which
is one of the most progressive small
towns in the State. He is well prepar-
ed in every way to take care Of this ex
cellent lady he has been so fortunate In
claiming AS his bride. Miss King was
considered one of Norman's most
amiable young ladies and is worthy in
every way of the respect and love of
the one who has claimed her. They
will be at home to their friends in Tut
tie after Sept. Is. We congratulate
not only the young man who has chosen
so wisely and well. but also the new
circle Of friends with whom this new
bride is soon to be associated. for her
ideals are of the good and beautiful and
her christian influence will be felt
wherever she may be.
The Transcript. with a host Of friends
here, wishes them long, happy and
pleasant voyage down the stream Of
life. Norman. Okla. Transcript.