The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-24
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
S0lEMNIZED At LANCASTER
Miss Edna Mason Becomes Bride
or VIM. Fox LoQan-0ther
News From Garrard

ding was that AT the Presbyterian
church on Wednesday evening when
Miss Edna Barbour Mason was unit
ed in marriage TO VIM. Fox Logan
of Wilkesboro. Penn, Misses Sue
Shelby Mason the maid of honor
and Lettie May McRoberts brides
maid were gowned ia blue chiffon
and carried white coronations the
fraternity flowers. The bride a pc
ute tonde upon the arm of her
father Mr.. W. w. Mason. was radi-
ant in bridal veil and hand EN-
broidercd white chiffon over white
satin. and huge bunch of brides
roses. The bride groom's brother, Mr.
Won Logan of New York City acted
a. ms best man and accompanied
him to the altar where under a can
opy of green covering of flowers,
palms. and asparagus. plumosa the
Rev. II. y. Falconer brother-in-la
of the bride sealed the marriage
vows of Miss Edna Barbour Mason
and VIM. Fox Logan by golden
circlet, Rev. {. &. Brown pastor of
the Presbyterian church preceded
the ceremony with beautiful pray
or. Miss Katie Lee Denny presided
AZ the organ and most ably render
ed Memberships wedding march
/ for the bridal party to enter and
Wagner's march from Tannhouser
for them To pass out.
/ Before the ceremony Mrs. f.. G..
Barnard. of Washington City, de-
lighted the throng gathered swith n
number of choice musical selections
with Miss Minnie Walsh a. accom-
paniment.
The popular young couple left at
once, for fort night visit to the
groom~ parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. Logan of New York City.
Judge +. e. O'Rear, republican
candidate for governor made a
speech Friday afternoon at the
court house To an enthusiastic and
highly appreciative crowd.
DR.. r.. II. Pearce wife and daugh-
terS Misses Alleen and Lillian of
Dauyile. Mr.. Eugene Pearce wife
aud little son. Eugene Pearce. the
third of Clear Water Florida, motor
ed. over from Danville Saturday
partuok of n luncheon at the Ken
curlan. having a. their guest, at The
tempting repast, Misses Jane lackey
and Lillian Kiunaird. of this city.
\ telegram was received here sat
urday bv postmaster, W. I. West
stating that his nephew Louis Ii.
West had died at tuberculosis, at
Douglas Arizona. where he had gone
hoping a chan"" of climate would
prove quite beneficial. The deceas-
ed wa, - years old and the second
son of Mrs. Jennie West of Wash
ington. ID. c.. but until recently of
this place. A young widow three
brothers. Willard +. William Il. Chas
aud Thur~ton and mother. Mrs. Jen-
ME West have much sympathy in the
early death of the young husband
brother and son. At this writing i
j. not known. but it il supposed, Tho
remain, will be brought here To hi
former home for interment.
. Miss Katherine NJ. Arnold ~upcr
intcnlent of the Chrildreu'~ Ere.
Hospital in the city of Louisville
was united in marriage at The Frs
Christian church. Fourth and Breck
inridee street. "Wednesday Afternoon
to Mr.. Henry NJ. Maxim. Il well-to
de- farmer at Shelby county. TIL,
bride a daughter of Mrs. James \
Arnold of this county and has ;
t host of friends here in her hom
, town who congratulate the groom il
winning such desirable hepma!e.
After NOV enber first the happ,
: Young couple will be at home at %.
| Pi,rce street. Kingston. Pa.
Monday was coynty court day.
MeSsrs. j. A. Dotv and Henry Ar
, mold shipped ear load of hogs I,
r tiucinnmti Wednesday.
>; Mr.. ". y. Mason entertained tn
briday party of the MaSon-Logal
wedding with an elaborate luncheon
DIR. W. NJ. Burnett has sold hi
residence on Water Street To Dr
W. NJ. Elliott of Bryantsville fo
$1,000. Possession to he given Jan
Sary first after which time Drs
Elliott aud Burnett will form Part
nership for pracIicing their profes
sion.
SD. Rothwell celebrated his brit
day by giving most sumptuou
dinner to number of his friend
al his home at Dripping Springs.
Miss Malissa Ham who has heel
> i'll Of typhoid fever nj the home %
: her brother in Somerset has sui
/ fieiently recovered 10 come to he
: home at Hiattsville.
, Mrs. Frank h. Marksbury enter
, tanned the Embroidery Club frida.
: afternoon. Very inviting refresh
? ments were served by the graciou
: hostess.
The Mary Walker Price Chap,e
of the L. ID. G. met Monday after
noon at the home of Miss Jane Dot.
"a