The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
LYNE-JOHNSTON.


If Mr.. and Mrs. William McClelland
Johnston, until recently residents of
Lancaster. The young people have the
hearty congratulations of host of
Garrard county friends.
Another pretty wedding of Wednes-
day afternoon was that of Miss Nancy |
Lyme to Mr.. William Bradley Johnston
which was celebrated at o'clock at
Providence Christian church, Rev. H.
L. Calhoun. minister of the church, Of
fciating. The church is quaint struc-
ture of historic interest and where the
brides family have attended all their
lives.
The decorations were of palms. ferns,
hanging baskets and two tall white
willow baskets with ascension lilies.
The day was ideal and the rays of SUM-
light came through the stained glass
windows enhancing the picture.
Miss Tommye Webb presiding at the
organ played the wedding music. The
Bridal March from Lohengrin gave the
signal for the coming of the procession,
the ushers, Messrs Prentiss Porter
Douglass, of Louisville, and Baylor Van
Meter entering on the right and Guy
Rea, of Pittsburgh and Lucian Patton
on the left. The matron of honor. the
brides sister, Mrs. Lowell Yerkes, of
Birmingham Alabama, followed the
ushers on the right and the maid of
honor, Miss Mary Foster on the left
preceding the bride, who was escorted
and given in marriage by her father,
Mr.. Sanford Connolly Lyme. At the
same time, the bridegroom, with the
best man, the brides brother Mr.. Will
liam Lyme, advanced and joining at the
alter the bridal couple stood before the
waiting minister for the marriage cere
mony, the troth being pledged and
plighted with ring.
The brides gown was of white soft
taffeta silk with lace trimming and her
tulle veil was fastened with orange
blossoms. She carried a lovely bouquet
of white orchids and lilies of the val
ley.
The matron of honor wore white en-
broidered crepe with white hat wreath
ed in bluets and shower bouquet of
the rare looking duets.
The maid of honor was beautifully
gowned in white embroidered wolfe with
sash of bluet tulle and white hat cover
with the same. Her bouquet was also
shower of the bluet blossoms. The
wedding march by Mendelssohn was
played for the departure from the
church and the wedding party and
nearest relatives and friends went
through lane from the church tc
Larchmont, the home of the bride
parents, where a reception was held
and supper was served.
The parlors were decorated in iris
and syringa and the dining room II
bluets and marsherites, the table hav'
ing large basket in the center anC
four small baskets around filled with
the pretty June flowers. Billows Of
tulle were arranged between and the
effect was beautiful. At the bride:
table were seated the bride and bride
groom, Miss Foster, Mrs. Yerkes, Mis-
Clara Belle Walton, Miss Mary John
ston of Nicholasville, the bridegroom
sister. Mr.. William Lyme, Mr.. Patton
Mr.. Douglass. Mr.. Rea, Mr.. VanMeter
The guests were received by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lyme, Mrs. S, D. Macpherson O
Providence R. 1; Miss Jane K. Lyme
the brides grandmother, Mrs. Benjam
in Franklin Farra, Judge and Mrs
Mathew Walton, Prof. and Mrs. Alfre,
Zembrod. Mr.. Lucian Lyme, the broth
er of the bride, who is now abroad
was very much missed and sent cabl
gram of good wishes; also the eide
brother, DIR. Farra Lyme of New York
who was unable to be present.
Mrs. Lyme wore white wolfe witt
white hat trimmed in cream roses, Mr.
, Mcpherson was in lace over pale greer
charmeuse, and Miss Lyme was gowne
in white wolfe with touches of blacl
and black lace hat trimmed in Ameri
can beauty roses.
After the wedding the bridal couple
left for trip and will live at Bell Jel
leo, going to an attractive bungalov
all in readiness for their coming.
The bride is one of the prettiest ant
most charming girls of the younger set
She is the youngest of several brigh
and talented daughters and has been /;
much admired belle.
Mr.. Johnston is the son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. William McClelland Johnston o.
Nicholasville and is Kentucky Uni
versity man of fine business qualifica
tions, popular and prominent. HI
holds position with the Bell Jellicc
Coal Company.
The marriage is the result of a 70
nance of several years and far ant
near the young people have the inter
est and good wishes of many friends.
The wedding gifts were in grea
numbers and all the happy augurie'
are theirs.
The brides cake was cut for the EN-
blems and Miss Mary Foster drew the
ring, Miss Mary Leonard Cassel the
dime, and Miss Walton the thimble
Miss Marie Balm cut the brides bou.