The Bourbon news., 1913-04-11
MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Aliene Power, the beautlful
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A.
Power, was united in marriage to Mr..
Edward Prichard Wednesday evening
at the Methodist church.
The usual marriage ceremony of the
church was used and was gracefully
pronounced by Rev. j. w. Young, of
Bowling Green and Rev. w. E. Ellis,
of the Paris Christian church. The
former is cousin of the bride, and
also saId the ceremony at the marri-
age of the brides parents.
The church was elaborately decorar-
ed in the wedding colurs The altar
was beautiful with handsome palms
and ferns with just touch of white.
Tall cathedral candles of pure white.
also huge vase of June lilies added
further beauty to the enchanting
scene, in front of which stood the
bridal party during the impressive
ceremony.
Mrs. M. H. Daley presided at the
organ and rendered a delightful pro-
gram of music.
Lohengrin's wedding march heralded
the approaching OF the bridal party.
First came the ushers, Mr.. Amos Tur-
ney with MIR. Hugh Ferguson. Mr.. John
Davis with Mr.. William Kenney Fer
guson, then the matron of honor.
alone-Mrs. Amos Turney, Jr., who
wore an exquisite gown of pink crepe
meteor brocade and carried a bunch
of Killarney roses with showers OF
forpet-me-nots. Then came the maid
of honor, Miss Hilda Threlkeld, OF
Maysville, who was lovely in a gown
of blue crepe meteor. She also car
ried bouquet of Killarney roses and
forget -me-nots. The groom entered
from the right with his best man, Mr..
Logan Caldwell, Of Danville. The
bride came last on the arm Of her
father. who( gave her in marriage.
Her::gown waS of crystal charmeuse
brocade and was adorned with lovely
dutchess lace. 'which:was worn by the
BRIDES mother on her wedding day.
The bride is picturesquely beautiful
and was never more beautiful than In
her wedding robe. which was very be-
comingyto her dainty girlish loneliness.
One of her chief, charms is her graci-
BUSINESS to her olderI whom she
numbers by the score.
The bridegroom IL one.Of the most
popular young businessmen in Paris.
He is the junior member of the firm of
Yerkes and Prichard and his fathe-
was prominent physician of Hunt.
ington, w. Va.
After an extended Southern we'd
ding trip the couple will return to this
citytand will go to housekeeping in an
attractive bungalow on East Seventh
street. The out of town guests for
the wedding were Mrs. j. w. Power,
the BRIDES paternal mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. 1hrelkeld. Mrs. j. e.
Wadsworth and Mrs. Chas. Newell, of
Maysville; Mr.. and Mr.. E. H. Kenner,
of Flemingsburg Mrs. j. d. Middle
ton, ..Shelbyville; DIR. J.IH. Young,
Bowling Green; Mrs. M. H. Davis,
Mayslick; Mrs. William Burchfield,
Pineville Mrs Allie Dickson, North
Middletown; Mrs. Louis Prichard. Mrs.
Pauline PricharG, Mrs. Samuel Biggs.
Mrs. George Sampson and Mrs. Ellis
Frost, Huntington, W. Va.
WILLIAMS-TUCKER.
MID. l.. Tucker and Miss Halle
Paris Tuesday evening and were united
in maj riage at the residence cf Rev.
WE. Ellis on Twelfth street at eight
O'Clock. Elder JOSEPH Severance, of
Frankfort. officiating. Elder Server
ance, who is friend of the bridal
couple, was guest at the home of Mr..
Ellis. The original Intentions of the
bridal couple were to go to Frankfort
but learning that Elder Severance
was in Paris they came here to be mar
ried. After the ceremony they re-
turned to Lexington, where they will
reside.
ORR-RICE.
Mr.. Thomas Rice and Mrs. Emma
Orr were quietly married at the home
of the bride in MaysvilIe, Monday eve
ming at eight O'Clock, Rev. r. l.. Benn
officiating. Mrs. Orr is the widow of
the late ]. B Orr,tand is most ex-
cellentslady. Mr.. Rice is an l.. & N.
engineer: and lis we'll known in this
city, where he has many friends.