The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1910-10-12

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number OF guests were present. The
following program was enjoyed:
Hungarian Danse N. T.-Rraems-
Mrs A. ID. Miller.
Prelude and Tocata-Lachner-
Miss Mary ID. Pickles
Selections from Oberon-Weber-
Mrs. Middleton.
Empromptio @ Sharp -Reinhold-
Mrs. Kellogg.
Paper Influence OF Germany on Am
erican Music
Mrs. G. w. Pickles.
Loves Dream No. 2-Liszt
Miss Sue Smith.
ISong-"O, Happy Day" -Goetz-
Mrs A. II. Burnam.
l. Arthur-Schutt-
Mrs ]. r. johnson.
The wedding Of Miss Kathleen Turpin
and Mr. A. J. Tribble was solemnized in
Lexington Thursday, the Rev. +. II.
Rayner, pastor of the East end Chris
| tian church, of this city, officiating. The
news Of the wedding will come as a
pleasant surprise to many friends OF the
young couple in Richmond. The nup-
tials took place in the parlors OF the
Reed hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings
Maupin accompanied the bride and
groom, and the four motored to the
Fayette capital. After taking in the
trots, they returned to Richmond. Mrs.
Maupin is a sister of the bride. Mrs.
Tribble is a daughter of Judge and Mrs.
n. b. Turpin and is charming young
woman, whose personalities have won
for her many friends. The groom has
been a resident Of Richmond practically
all of his life, and is contractor and
electrician of hustling business ability.
They will go to housekeeping on 4th
street.
A wedding OF much interest to wide
circle of friends of the contracting par
ties was that of Mr.. G. Leslie Edwards
and Miss Alice Williams, both of Col
lege Hill, which was solemnized on last
Thursday afternoon in the Methodist
church at that place, the Rev. b. o..
Beck officiating. The little church was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and presented a lovely appearance with
the altar covered with sweetest flowers.
Promptly at four o'clock. Miss Katheryn
Covington, who presided at the organ,
began the ever popular wedding march
from Mendelsohn and the arrival of the
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| The following account of the Estill-
Galloway wedding, which took place in
Lexington several days ago, will be read
with interest by people in this county:
The marriage OF Miss Pauline Wynne
Estill to Mr.. William Franklin Gal
loway, of Richmond and Lexington, was
celebrated Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton F. Estill, SIS
East High street. The wedding music
was played sweeily by the brides sister,
Mrs. ii. L. Spence, of Nashville Ten
nessee and the Bridal March from
Lohengrin was the signal tor the en-
trance OF the wedding party. The pro-
cession was led by two pretty ribbon
bearers, Misses Rosa Darnaby and Mar
ion Balm, then came the matron of honor,
the brides sister, Mrs Forrest Wilson,
preceding the bride escorted by her
father, who gave her in marriage. The
bridegroom advanced at the same time
with the best man, Mr.. William Apple
| ton, and, joining the bride, the couple