The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-10-07
MATRIMONIAL.

The marriage of Mr.. Richard B.
Rippetoe and Mrs. Kate MaIIaney was
celebrated Wednesday evering at the
Catholic parsnage, the Rev. Father
Eugene DeBruyn officiating. The
and Nashville railroad in the capacity
of freight conductor. while the bride
who for number of years as cor duct
is extremely popular.
The following handsomely engrav-
ed invitation mas been iss1edto out-Of-
town relatives and friends:
Mr.. Herman Margolen
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage of his daughter
Esther
to
Mr.. George Coleman Schwartz
on the evening of Sunday TIE twenty
third uf October
one thousand nine hundred. and ten
at three o'clock
at the residence tn Henderson street
Paris, Kentucky. -
The marriage Ct Miss Sarah Ar
mand Jones to Mr.. Walter Stephenson
Meng was celebrated Wednesday eve
ming at the North Middleton Christian
church. Elder Carey E. Morgan of
Paris, was the officiating minister, and
was assisted by Elder j. w. Ligon, of
North Midldetown.
The church was beautiful with it's
decorations done by local florist. The
altar, over which was suspended huge
wedding bell, was banked with palms
and ferns which screened the musici-
ans. From the bell to the pillars of
the church, the windows and two small
pedestals in the aisles, were streamers
OF Southern smilax.
A harpist and voliuist played de-
lightful program of selections while
the guests assembled. Miss Vance
sang several sweet vocal selections to
the accompaniment uf Miss Bridges on
the organ.
TO the soft strains CT Lohengrin the
wedding party entered. Misses Ethel
Fisher, of Carlisle and Ethel.TaIbott of
Paris, came up the center aisle while
Messrs. Cnas. Meng and Robert Jones
entered the aisles at either side of the
church. Next came Misses Mary Cobb
StOfer. CT Mt. Sterling, Agnes Coble
Of Union City, Tenn, and Messrs.
Calvert Meng and Neville Collins in
the same order.
The dame Of honor, Mrs. John Willie
Jones. came next followed by Miss
Martha Ferguson CT Paris, the maid Of
honor. The brioe, on the ann of her
brother, Mr.. John Willie Jones, who
gave her away, entered and were met
at the altar by the groom with his
best man, / is brother. James Meng,
of Tenness The conple stood for
the impressive service by Elder Nor
gan and knelt on So tin cushions for
the final prayer and blessing by Elder
Lyon.
The bride wore a lovely wedding
gown of white satin and the tulle veil
was fastened in her hair with spray
of orange blossoms. She carried q
bouquet of lilies of the valley.
The maids were gowned in white
messaline and each carried a bouquet
of yellow chrysanthemums. The dame
of honor was lovely in yellow gown
of brOcaded satin and carried a bou-
quet of white chrysanthemums.
The Mendel;ssohn wedding march
was played for the departure and the
bridal party left the church Mr.. and
Mrs. Meng were driven to Winchester
in an automobile from which point
they left for three weeks bridal
tour in the East.
The bride, who is the daughter of
Mr.. William S. Jones of North Middle
town, is charming young lady and lis
admired for her unusul beauty and ac-'
cOmplishments. The bridegroom is
young farmer, very popular with
large circle of frienis and is a son of
Mr.. Chas. Meng, Of North Middle
town.
The wedding was the most beautiful
society event of the erly fall. A
number of persons from a distance at
tended. Among those present from
Paris we're: Mr.. c. O Hinton, DIR.
and Mrs. M. Fl. DALEY, Mrs. Roy
Clendennin. Miss Clara Belle O'Neil.
Mrs. w. w. Judy. Mrs Nellie High
land. Mrs. Vol Ferguson, Mrs. Ray
Taylor. Mr.. anu Mrs. Wade Hampton
Whitley.