The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-07-22
Beyer-Whitehouse Wedding.

Last Wednesday morning at eight
o'clock, in the church of the Holy
Name was solemnized the marriage of
Miss Helen Boyer and Mr.. Frederick
Whitehouse. Pew. Father Lynch, as
sisted by four aoolytes saying the i'm
pressve nuptial mass of that church.
AS the triumphial notes of the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin filed the
church the ushers, Messrs Marion
Gabe, Chicago, and Wallace Mattingly
OF Cloverport, entered the middle aisle,
they were followed by the brides
maid, Miss Marguerite Unvtrzagt. on
the arm Of the best man, Mr. James
Lawson, of Cloverport. The bride then
entered with the groom ani slowly APP
party were grouped at the chancel
rail. Miss Willie Becker presided at
the organ in her usual efficient man
ner, she played as a prelude Kings
Rosary and during the ceremony the
low sweet notes of the Venetian
Love Song" fl ooded the church. After
the ceremony, the bridal party left the
church in the same order as they en-
tered to the wedding march of
Mendelssohn's. The bride was lovely
in a robe of transparent organdy with
a tunic Of embroidered organdy. She
wore a picture hat of white ostrich
feathers and lace, and carried 4 show
er bouquet of lilies and lilies of the
valley. The young and charming
BRIDES maid was gowned in creation
OF embroidered net, with picture hat
of white ostrich feathers and lace, she
carried carnations and ferns The
gentlemen all wore conventional suits
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party with few relatives anc
friends were entertained by Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Gabe with an elegant wed.
ding breakfast at their home on Clay
street. The color SC leme of the wed
ding was white and green which was
artistically displayed in all the ar.
arrangements. The tables were beauti
fully decorated with flowers in greer
and white. The dining room in which
the tables were arranged was boil
beautiful and artistical, covers beinl
laid for twelve at each table. An elab
crate and delicious breakfast wa
served by the Misses Forthoffer ant
Behrich, Of Mt Vernon Afterward
each guest was presented with a sou
venir box of delicious cake with th'
letters B. and w. in green in the whit,
icing TAey were in dainty boxes o
white tied with green ribbon, which
made beautiful as well as etfectiv,
close to an entertainment perfect,
planned. The bride. Miss Helen Bey.
err, numbers her friends by her &C
quaintances. She has held the position
Of stenographer most acceptably at A
Waller & Co., for several years anc
her resignation was a regret to thu
firm. she is sister to Mrs John Gabe
with whom she has made her home
since the death Of her parents. The
groom, Mr.. Frederick Whitehouse. Ii
a railroad man, an employee of the L.
H. & st. L., and stands high among
the officials of that road. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitehouss will make their home ir
Cloverport. They left on the moor
train for trip through the east. The
brides going away gown was of greer
silk with hat to match. The wedding
presents we're beautiful and in theil
quantity showed the popularity of thi'
happy young couple. Among the out'of
town guests present at the wedding
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrope, Tracy
Reid, Miss Mattingly, Miss Lawson
and Miss Reid, Of Cloverport; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jacob Bebrioh, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo'
Forthoffer. Miss Behrich, Miss Forth
offer, Mrs. Joe Morehead, Mrs. San
Davis, Of Mt. Vernon; DR.. and Mrs
McGary and Miss Lille Gabe, of Ow
ensboro; Miss Mary Joe McGary, MIR
and Mrs. Frank Fortholier and daugh
ter, Helen. of Princeton, Ind Mr.