The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-06-09
PENNY-rrsHER WEDDING
Beautiful Wedding Solemnised Last
Week at Danville

On last Saturday evening the we'd
ding Of Miss Cornie Penny, Of Dan
ivillc, TO Richard Mckenny Fisher, oi
this city. was solcmnizcd at the Bap-
tist church in Danville in the presence
Of a large crowd The bride is the
granddaughter Of Mrs. Mary Penny. OF
this city. while the groom is the old
est son 81 Mr. and Mrs. Spears Fisher
of tins city. This couple have a host
Of friends here who will extend to them
the heartiest congratulations upon their
return.
The account OF the wedding as given
in the Danville Advocate is as follows
The wedding of Miss Cornie Penny
daughter of DIR. and Mrs W. b. Pen
ny. OF this city, TO Richard Mckenny
Fisher. OF Stanford. took place in the
First Baptist church Saturday even
ing at 3 o'clock, DR.. Cecil V. Cook
officiating. The wedding party was
preceded by the eight maids, four OF
whom proceeded down each aisle and
formed a beautiful tableau on the
steps entering the pulpit. They were
followed by the four little flower girls,
each carrying a French basket OF
daisies. Misses Robbie and Mary
Cooper Penny, the maids Of honor.
followed the flower girls. The bride.
IN her fathers arm, entered and was
nae; at the altar by the groom and his
best man. Mr.. Samuel Fisher. brother
OF the groom, where the beautiful
ring ceremony was performed.
After the wedding the bridal party
and friends repaired to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. X. ). Lyle, on Lexing-
ton avenue, where most elegant re-
certion was given in honor of the
young couple.
'She handsome home was beautifully
decorated in brides roses and ascen-
sion lilies. The ices were made into
individual bisques, decorated in the
colors of the various flowers. One OF
the beautiful features of the occasion
was when the bride assembled the steps
in the hall and threw the brides Dou-
quet To the eight bridesmaids. Ii wa>
caught by Miss Lyle Cooper, of Stan
ford.
The spacious church was decorated
in daisies and ferns and presented a
striking appearance of beauty. The
bridesmaids were Miss Aubrey Viii
hite. Of Louisville. Miss LYLE Cooper.
Of Stanford. Misses Mary Rodcs. AIDE
line Wiseman. Minnie Parker Durham.
Moar Bell Robinson. Julia Allen and
Margaret Harding. The little flower
girls were Gladys Center, Alice Mont
eomerv, Dorothy Mahan and Alice
Bright.
The bride wore white charmeuse.
trimmed in shadow lace She wore
the pearls which were worn BY her
maternal grandmother at her wedding.
The bridesmaids wore little Dutch
caps. The wedding march was rem
dered by Miss Emeine Harrison and
Ann Fs!kner sang a solo. Hoffman :
Barcarolc The brides shower bou-
quet Of white roses and valley lilies.
The uShers were Messrs. Gill Coop
er. John McRoberts. of Danville. John
Cotton. OF Louisville. and DIR. r. w.
Pennington. of Stanford. Mr. and Mrs.
Fisher left on the midnight train for
Tate Springs. Tenn. where they will
spend some time. after which they will
lie at home in Stanford.
Those that attended the wedding
from Stanford. were Mr. and Mrs. G..
l.. Penny. Mrs MARI Penny. Mr.. +. s.
Fisher and son. Lud, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Bruce. Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Baughman, Mrs. C. Havs Foster, Miss
Mary Bruce. Miss Emma Hays and II.
{. Carpenter.