The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-12-17

and Miss Catherine Hensley, OF Paint
Lick, were united in marriage at the
residence of the brides parents, Friday.
In the presence of only the immediate
families and a few friends, Mr.. Jeptha
Jett add Miss Mabel Rayburn were mar
ried Wednesday evening at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. HI. ID.
Rayburn. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Jett are
popular members of the younger set OF
our city, and the wedding came as
surprise TO nu mber Of friends. just
after the ceremony they were taken to
Lexington by Mr.. Spears Turley and
Mr.. Raymond Jett, where they took the
@. & o. train for Louisville, where they
will spend several days, after which they
will be at home to their friends at the
home of Nj. and Mrs. Shelby Jett. The
Climax joins a large circle of friends in
wishing the happy couple sunshine and
prosperity throughout the realm OF life.
The marriage of Miss Lula Elkin and
Mr.. Lawrence Epperson was beautiful
event of Wednesday afternoon, the cere-
mony taking place at the home Of Judge
G. w. Fleenor, on Wheeler ave, Rev. p.
F. Adams, uncle of the groom, official
ing. The wedding was a quiet home
affair, but in all of its appointments, a
lovely affair. Both the contracting par
ties number their friends by the score,
| and they were showered with congratu-
lations. The bride was alfred in a blue
cloth travelling suit, and her charming
| featutes made her a most picturesque
bride. She is greatly admired by all,
| and the groom is indeed fortunate in
| winning such a helpmate. Following
| the ceremony. the happy couple left Oh
| the $50 l.. Il n. train for an eastern
trip. Upon their return they will have
rooms at Judge and Mrs. Fleenor' s.
Winchester Democrat.
Miss Maude Ella Wilson and Mr.. I'M.
Mcdowell stole a march on their friends
Thursday night when they were quietly
| married at the residence of Judge II. C..
Rice. Even their most intimate friends
| were not aware of the Intentions of the
young couple until the announcement of
| their wedding had been made. The
bride is the daughter of City Collector
l.. 7. Wilson, and is grand daughter
Of the late Capt. John Wilson, of Estill
county, hero of Lookout Mountain, and
is very attractive and accomplished
young lady. The groom is an employe
of the l.. & n. Railroad Company and a
young business man with bright pros
poets. The happy couple left Friday
morning for Louisville, returning Mon
day to this city, where they will reside.
The heartiest of congratulations are eX
tended the happy couple for long and
happy married life.
| Mr.. G. Prewitt Willoughby, of this city,
and Miss Freda Lee Ward were married
this morning at O'Clock at the home of
the brides parents at Paintsville, KY.
Miss Ward is the attractive daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Ward, her ia
ther being one of the leading business
men OF the johnson county metropolis.
She was student at the Eastern Normal
School for two years or more, and made
many friends and was very popular with
her associates, the younger set of our
society. Mr.. Willoughby is an excellent
young man, of fine character, and one
OF our most worthy and enterprising
business men, being associated with his
father. Mr.. A. ]. Willoughby, in the coal
business. The young couple will be at
home to their friends on Aspen avenue
after December 20. Handsomely en-,
graved announcements of the marriage
are being sent out by the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Ward, of Paintsville.
The following from a Jacksonville,
Florida, paper will be of interest TO the
friends of the contracting parties in this
city: "Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Charles
Roach announce the marriage Of theiI
lnaughter, Winnie Davis, to Mr. Archibald
Cavins Chenault, formerly of Richmond,
KY. now resident of this city. The
announcement will be of unusual inter
est in Florida and Kentucky, owing to
the popularity of the contracting parties.
The wedding will be beautiful event
of the holiday season, and will be sol
emnized at @ o'clock on the evening OF
December 25, at the home of the brides
parents, Pip Pearl street, in Springfield.
Miss Roach will be decidedly youth
full bride, for she is a popular member OF
the high school set. She is unusually tai
ented, and has hosts of friends, who will
be interested in learning of her approach
ing marriage. Owing TO recent be
reavement in her family, no function
will be given in her honor prior to her
wedding. Mr. Chenault, Who is from an
old and aristocratic family of Kentucky,
during his residence in this city has won
hosts of friends who will extend con
CALCULATIONS and best wishes. He is a
we'll known druggist of this city. I'm
mediately after the wedding Mr.. Che
nault and bride will leave for wedding
trip, and will visit at his former home in