The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
O'BANNON--
HOWENSTINE
Popular Stanford Girl WEEDS Okla
hOma Man Here Last Wednes-
go day.

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The wedding Of Miss Roberta o.
Damon aud Mr.. Emanuel Jay How
cnstine was solemnized on Wcdnes-
day afternoon at 3 o'colck in the o.
cannon home on Lancaster street
The hall and parlors were used for
the occasion being gracefully deco
rated with smilax, honeysuckle and
sunilowers. The lights were shaded
with "A pale green, and white aud
green candles were used to further
carry out the predominant tones.
Between the two parlors the arch
was entwined with honeysuckle, and
beneath IL was the satin pillow sur
| rounded by white roses. In the hall
where the piano was placed Miss Fer
gGson who has a lovely soprano voice
sang "Oh Promise Me-" and was ae-
companied by Miss Ellen Ballou. I'm
inediately after the song, Miss Ballou
began the march from Lohengrin.
and To it the bridal party entered
The u>herS, Messrs. Lester O'Ban-
non and Welch Rochester preceded
| the maid of honor Miss Colvin who
wore charming gown of yellow mes
saline yelled with gold net and trim
med in geld roses She carried u
bouquet of yellow asters. Miss o.
| bannOn on her fathers arm then
entered by way of the hall, while Nh.
Howenstine and hi, .groolnsman, Mr..
Patterson entered thru the second
parlor. Rev. ID. NJ. Walker perform
ed the ring ceremony during which
Miss Ballou played softly the fami-
liar and beautiful Ascher Nocturne,
The Mendelssohn march was used
for the exit of the party, The bride
and groom left shortly on their we'd
ding trip to the lakes and Mr. Howen
shines former home Bellefontaine. q.
The brides going away suit was of
dark blue with hat and veil to match
her wedding dress was lovely crea-
ton white silk marquisette over satin
with trimmings of real lace She
wore the conventional wedding veil
becomingly caught on top with a
4 spray of valley lilies; her bouquet
was of valley lilies aud brides roses.
Many useful and handsome gifts
testified the high favor in which the
young couple is held. The bride has
always been Stanford favorite bv
reason of her charm and splendid
character, while the groom is WELL
Known capable young man of Musko
see.
Among other presents, Mr.. Howen-
shines gift to his bride was Il beauti-
Jul diamond bar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ilowenstine did not
succeed in getting away without
some of the usual Jokes being played
on them; they drove to Danville in
Il ear, accompanied by Mr.. Patterson
Miss Colvin and Miss Ferguson will
remain for few days longer before
returning TO their respective homes
in Cincinnati. Ohio and Wheeling,
West Va. The guests INCLUDED Mr..
james O'Bannon of Greensville.
Miss. Mr.. and Mrs. William West
of Lancaster. MIR. and Mrs. Joe Lynn
Coffey of Frankfort, Misses Nell,
Josephine and Margaret Warren,
Miss Mary Burch. Mrs. Shelton Saul
ley, Misses Pattie Alcorn and Mary
Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs j. {. McClary
Mrs. John o Reid, Misses Clara and
Lucille Cooper Mrs. W. l.. McCarty,
MIR. and Mrs. =. W. Whip, Miss Ella
Mae Saunders, Mrs. Martin, Mr.. Rob
ert Coffey, Mrs. Mary Penny. Misses
Marie Mahoney and Pauline Hooker,
Mrs. Bette Nunnelley, Mrs. W. X.
Warner, Miss Matte Paxton. Mrs.
Hubert Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. 4. Tate, Mrs. Julia Hughes, Mr..
Howenstine will return to Stanford
for short visit before going to
Muskogee Okla, to make their home.