The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-08
MATRIMONIAL.

Mr.. Fred l.. Huffstetter and MISS
Oma r. Scott, of Nicholas county, !
were united in marriage Tuesday |
afternoon at the Presby terrain manse |
by Rev. DR.. Shive. Mr.. Huffstetter is
a prosperous young farmer and his
bride handsome social favorite. They
have the congratulations of host OF
friends in Boubran and Nicholas coun-
ties.
The Cicuinnati Enquirer of Sun
day. March 3, contained the following
"a pretty home wedding was SOL
emnized last Sunday evening, when
Hazel Strauss, daughte, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leopold Strauss, and Harry Salo-
shin, of Paris, KY, were united In
marriage at the home OF the brides
parents at 1906 Lincoln avenue, Wal
nut Hills. The living room was deco
rated with palms and lilies and an
arch sn1ilax. Here Rabbi Jacob
Mielzner performed the very impress
i've ceremony. The bride entered with
her father, who gave her in marriage.
The bride was attlred in white satin,
| with an overdress of hand embroidered
wolfe trimmed in lace and pearls, and
she carried shower bouquet of bride
roses, smilax and valley lilies. Mr..
and Mrs. Strauss gave a sumptuous
dinner, with the table decorations OF
smilax, ferns and carnations and a
very elaborate menu was served to the
| Immediate relatives After an extend
ed honeymoon in the South the young
people will live in Paris, KY"
"A pretty home wedding was that
of Miss Loura Leer to Mr.. Roger Ran
dolph Early of Lexington. which oc,
Cured at "Idlewild,' the beautiful
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. b. +.
Beckley, Wednesday afternoon at 2:3C
o'clock.
The handsome home of Mr.. and Mrs
Buckley with it's beautiful furnishings
was rendered very attractive for thu
occasion with its decorations of sml
lax, forming arches over the doors be
tween the library, hall, music roum
and dining room, the stairway wa
also peacefully entwined with the
same vine; while cleaning from ever.
possible place were bright yellow
: tulips. giving a touch of spring beaut.
to the surroundings. The ceremon!
= was performed in the music room, il
F. front of the cabinet mantel which wa
. banked with growing plants and ga!
n with tulips. Rev. Charles Powell, o.
the Christian church, and who is iron
Danville, KY, pronounced the word
which united the young couple.
The bride, who is the younges
= daughter of Mrs. Monroe Leer. is ONT
q in Central Kentucky. possessing man.
q lovely characteristics and was beauti
full in her light colored travelling SUI
| n hot RI pnatch
! The only attendants were two hand
d some children. who formed an aisl
: with broad ribbons, Miss Eleano
3 Rogers Vaughan. niece of the bride
> groom and Master Monroe LeersBuck
: ley, nephew of the bride.
:, After the ceremony luncheon wa
, served Ito the guests in the dinin
room, which was beautiful In gree
: and white decorations. Easter lille
=, being used profusely, and the lilly de
sign was carried out in the ices an
cakes.
Sweet music was furnished by
harp and violin, the musicians beini
i reserved from view in the hall by
g pnrtiere of smilox. The presents re
l. ceived by the popular couple wer
e numerous and costly.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Early left for a wed
f: ding trip and upon their return viii
}. begin housekeeping on the bride
:. groom's farm on the Richmond pike
+. near Lexington.
:. Among those from Lexington VIII
j. attended the wedding were: Mr.. an
It Mrs. Roger r. Early, Miss Cora Early
J, Miss Dora Rouse. Mrs. Patterson, MI
Wheeler Belt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ca
i Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Nichols
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Helm Vaughan. Mis-
l. Geklin, of Missouri, Miss GreathOuse
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Denton, Mr.. an
i; Mrs. Theodore Smith. Mrs. Rober
!. Vaughan. Miss Ethel Drake, Mis-
!. Esther Vaughan, Miss Katherin
J. Christian, Mrs. Annie Christian, MI
and Mrs. Cary Berry, Mrs. Hood Cor
don, Mr.. Graves, Mrs. Sallie Wheeler
Mrs. Belle Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs
f Colvin Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Ware
: Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Early
q Mr.. Howard Early, Mr.. Cuvier Early
n Mr.. Robert Vaughan. Jr.. Mrs. Ernes