The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-10-18
TINDER-R0BinS0M
Beautiful Wedding Soemnized at
Lancaster This Week

Lancaster, KY, Oct. IAN I'M
usually society event Of the week
was the marriage ON Wednesday ev-
ening at 3 o'clock at the Christian
church of Miss Frances Crenshaw
finder and BENJAMIN +. Robinson Of
this city. The church which was
prettily decorated with a back
ground of green added much to the
affair. The four ushers Messrs.
Currey Robinson. Joe +. Price. Ii.
Clay Kaufman and j. z. Oustha-
haized, of Lexington. first entered
the aislcs of the church. The maid
of honor, Miss Della finder and the
groom's brother and best man. Cur
rev Robinson following; then the
brides maid, Miss Sue Shelby Ma
son and Mr.. j. p. Osthahaizen. then
the bride and groom, who were join
ed at the altar by the brides faith
err. Elder +. NJ. finder in well and
chosen impressive words sealed the
marriage VOWS with the golden cir
clet the marriage ring.
Before the bridal party well Sc
lected musical program was render
ed. Miss Lefty May McRoberts
playing the accompaniment for the
popular tenor singer, Mr.. John M.
Farra. who pleasantly sang "Oh
Promise Me, and "Till the Sands
of the Desert Grow Cold"
Miss McRoberts pleased the large
audience with the following select
instrumental solos "Nevins Evening
STAR" the "Barcorall-" and "Call
Me Thine Own"
The bride was strikingly pretty in
a handsome gown of charmense- and
a pearl juliet cap and carried veil.
brides roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor Miss Della Tin
der was in a handsome embroidered
white over blue silk with becoming
blue accessories. while the brides
maid, Miss Sue Shelby Mason wore
cream over yellow satin carrying
large boQuet of yellow chrysanthu-
NUNS.
The happy and popular young peo-
pie whose friends are legion left at
once for an extended bridal trip
east.
The long continued drouth in
Garrard is becoming deplorable.
A Boy Scout association has been
organized in the community with
about 81 members.
Mrs. Fred Z. Frisbie entertained
the Chautauqua Circle Wednesday
Afternoon.
X. l.. Elkin and John M. Farra are
at home from an annual fishing trip
near Rockcastle Springs.
Arts and Crafts Missionary So
ciety met Wednesday afternoon at
the Presbyterian church, and served
a salad course.
Rev. Joseph Hopper. of Perryviile
will begin series of meetings at
The Presbyterian church Sunday
morning.
MessTs. VIM. and Samuel Denny
will have a sale of first class stock
at their home near Point Leavell on
Friday. Oct. oath. See details in
their big adv. in other columns.
The following Lancastrians were
in Louisville this week for the Ma
tional Sunday School and c. w. b.
NJ. conventions. Rev. F. M. finder,
Mesdames J.B. Kinnaird. Emma Hig-
ginbotham. w. L. West. j. r. RAN
ey.R. 4. Embry. VIM. Burnett. Misses
Addie and Corine Arnold and Sallie
Elkin.
| Mr.. Thompson and sister. Miss
Jean Thompson, of Mt. Hebron, are
both i'll of typhoid fever. They are
under the care of trained nurse
from Lexington.
The recent bride, Mrs. b. +. Rob-
inson, entertained the bridal party
at her home on Stanford street. On
Monday evening the Misses Gill gave
a reception in honor of the bride
elect.
Mrs. J. c. Hemphiil. of Louisville.
is the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Ar
thusa Curry. c. ID. Powell has re-
turned from "A protracted visit to-
his son in Oregon. Mrs. James
Shropshire and daughter. of Gym
thiana. are with Rev. and Mrs. +.
NJ. finder. Mrs. A. r. Rice. Of
Richmond. Ind, is visiting her moth
err. Mrs. II. A. b. Marksbury. Mrs.
Elizabeth Denny is in Hustonville,
visiting Mrs. Mary Kaufman. Mrs.
VIM. Ballard and littlo daughter,
Margaret. are at home after visit
to Mrs. Ernest Bohon Campbell in
Stanford. Mrs. w. Anderson is the
guest Of Danviile friends. Miss
Margaret Milward. of Lexington,
was here for the finder Robinson
/ wedding. Miss Allie Yantis is in
IIustonvile with her cousin. Miss
BESSIE Rife. Mr.. and Mrs. C. ID.
| Nntknr naa In Innisvilla visiting Mr.