The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-09
one OF LINCOLNrS
FAIREST Daughters
JOINED IN wEpLock's BONDS
TO MT. STERLING YOUNG
mAN-THE wooos.AN.
DGRSoN WEDDING.

known her from childhood, and
knowing her. have loved her dearly
hiss Sallie TAYLOR Woods. became
the bride OF Grover &. Anderson, of
Mt Sterling. Thursday afternoon az
three O'Clock. The ceremony, a.
beautiful one. In every detail, was
performed in the Baptist church by
Rev. J D. Jones the pastor. Imme
diately after the words were pro
nOunced which joined these young
lives they TOOK an automobile tor Dan.
vile where they boarded Southern
train for an eastern trip after which
they will go to Mt Sterling to make
their home
Few brides as fair have ever gone
from the borders of dear old Lincoln.
famed for the beauty of her women
and the gallantry of her men. And
no more beautiful nuptial setting
could be pictured than was the Zap.
fist church as the wedding proce
sion moved stately down the aislcs
10 the altar where the mystic words
were said. Loving hands had made
the House of God hover of love T.
ness and beauty for The happy occa-
sion. The altar was perfect mass
ot green. potted pian,s. terms and
smilaN being CleNerly interviewer To
form an attractive background. over
head stretched across the length OF
the church was arch of smilax dotted
with pink roses The altar end clan.
eel cleaned with the light Of many
candles. In pink ana white he'd bv
handsome silver ana Crystal Candel.
abra The house had been darkened
and the subdued glow from electric
bulbs overhead lent soft radiance To-
the scene which further EXCHANGED IT.
beauty
The church was crowded with
friends and loved ones when the
hour approached Just before the
wedding party came in, Mrs. W. C..
shank sang softly and tendeTly
the Garden of Roses" accompanied
en- the organ by Miss Sue Taylor
Engleman Then to the gladstone wed
ding chorus from l.ohcnErin the wec.
ding procession began. First came
the ribbon bearers. sweetly dressed IN
white. all nicces and nephcws Of the
bride. Pearl and Robert Embry and
Margaret and Julian Allen. The ush-
ers. Nessrs. VIII Upton and Harry
Howell. OF Mt Sterling and 4 H.
Woods and X " hilburn, ~ this
city. followed. IN palrs. down each
aisle Miss Susan Fisher Wood
sister Of tie bride. maid of honor and
her only attendant then Gam, next
Miss Woods was beautiful in an ~.
quisite gown of yellow embroidered
chiffon with pearl trimmings. and
cai.ied pink rose. After her came
the flower girls in pink and white
Mary Louise Woods and Elizabeth
Bush Allen. also nieCes of the BRIDE
who scattered sweet peas along the
Canyased aisle as the bride. stately
and lovely in her wedding attire
came In lat. alone. The brides
gown was an elegant creation. being
white embroidered chiffon over white
satin. cut en- train and with pearl
trimmings. She carried a white sptin
bound bible. and wore the convrn-
tional bridal veil
The groom. with hiy best man. Mr..
c. a. Semi. met the bride M the altar
where the rian oi God said the words
which made these twain unc The
beautiful ring ceremony was usei
Nliss Engleman played softly Call Me
Thine own" during the ceremony
The pair stood under large bell OF
pink roses which swung from the
arch overhead as the ceremonv was
said and then departed from tho
church e. the strains a the wedding
March by Mendelssohn. An automo.
bile was waiting ana. alter ohanging
TO travelling costume. they HE'D away
ON their honeymoon. amidst the con
gratulations and good wishes oi
everyone.
hundreds of beautiful and useful
presents testified to the popularity OF
the young couple Probably no swca:
er or more popular girl ever went out
OF Stanford a. bride than this one, I
who lett her home aud loved cnes
yesterday to cleaye unto the man OF
her choice. She is the youngest /
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs v. l.. Wood
and was born and reared AT their
home a few miles in the country on
the Knob Lick pike. A girl OF the
sweetest disposition. beautiful in .
face and figure and with the strength /
a. character which ieiis the true I
woman she viii prove a worthy help. I
meet TO him who has won her Mr.. |
Anderson, while not we'll known In Z
stanford. stands high In business and .
social life at his home In Mt. Sterling
and Is said 10 be well worthy OF the .
prize he mas won He made many
friends during his short STAY IN Stan
ford and with his bride has the best
wishes OF every one for perfect
married life.
Two delightful dinner parties were
SVEN for the bridal party before the
Wedding. Mrs. William H. Shanks.
Entertained the bride-to-be and the
members OF the bridal party who
were here on Monday evening at her
handsome residence on Logan avenue
the dinner was exQuisitely served in
seven courses, the table and dining
room being beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and potted plants.
Ices and cream meringue were gerv-
Cd and the occasion was made most
happy one for all. Resides Mr. and
Mrs. shanks there were present, the
brfde-to-be and Miss Susan Fisher
Woods, Miss Sue Taylor Eng emas,