The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-01
PAYNE-CARPENTER
Lincoln County Young Man weds Pop
ular and Attractive Fayette Girl

The Lexington Herald Thursday
morning had the following account OF
7, the wedding of Turner Carpenter, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Carpenter. Of
this county, to Miss Payne. OF Fay
cite county, which will be read with
much interest by the many friends and
| loved ones Vt the groom al his home /:
The marriage OF Miss Sue Haggin
Payne. of Payne's Depot, to Mr.. Jo-
| seph Turner Carpenter, OF Lincoln
county, was celebrated last evening at
rs O'Clock at Bethel church. the Rev.
James /. smith, Ir. officiating. II was
pretty wedding in all details. As the
guests assembled Mr. Bruce Reynolds
| orchestra played a program OF music
he little church had decorations OF
plants. pink and white sweet peas and
Easter lilies arranged with exquisite
taste. The altar was pyramided with
palms aud ferns amid which were long
stenincd Write lilies and Cathedral
csIa!es. The Windows we're ,i,s,e,i
with smilax and the chandeliers we're
iestooncd with green completing
perfect setting for the wedding scene
AZ the first notes from the Bridal
Chorus from Lohengron, the procession
entered the church up the center aisle.
FIRST came Miss Laura Carpenter, OF
Lincoln county, sister OF the bride
groom. and Mrs Robert Piatt, OF
Pa9re's Depot: Miss Eloise Harvey. of
Hartman. Tenn, and Mr Hamilton
Payne. OF Paynes Depot; Miss Eliza
beth Carpenter of Lincoln county. sis
ter Of the. bridegroom. and Mr.. Rufus
Llsle Then came the maid OF honor.
Miss Nancy Payne and following her,
the Little flower girls. Misses Eliza
beth Thompson and Elizabeth Steele.
who wore dainty white chiffon and
lace dresses One with a pink satin
sash and the other. pale blue and they
carried baskets tied with bows and fill
cd with pink rose petals which they
strew the path Of the bride, who
came alone. In the right hand aisle.
al the same time came the bride
groom with his best man. his brother.
Mi. Bryan Carpenter. Of DAYTON, o.
The couple Joined before the waiting
munster for the ceremony. There was
set music during the responses and
after the prayer and blessing Mcndels-
sohn's Wedding March sounded JOY
iully and the party lett down the center
aisle.
The wedding .colors were pink and
blue and were carried out in exquisite
taste. the bridal party forming a beau
uiul picture before the altar Of green.
The bride is one OF the county's
charming girls and never lovelier than
when seen IN her bridal gown of white
charmeuse and lace. Her tulle veil en-
circlng her was caught IN her hair
with orange blossoms and she carried
shower OF white roses and valley
lilies.
he maid OF honor and Miss Eliza
beth Carpenter were lovely in pink
chiffon and taffeta with boqucts OF pink
roses tied with tulle and Miss Laura
Carpenter and Miss Harvey were beau
tifully gowned in pale blue chiffon and
taifc,a and carried pink roses.
After congratulations and showers
OF good wishes for the happy couple
they left for a trip OF several weeks
AID will then go To housekeeping at
the bridegrooms beautiful country place
"Bonniecastle," in Lincoln county.
The bride is the oldest OF several
charming daughters OF Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel II. Payne. She is pretty and
attractive and loved by all her friends.
MIR Carpenter is son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Carpenter. Of Lincoln coun- |
~. lie is very widely known and high |
ly esteemed by all who know him. The |
wedding was one OF the beautiful So
ciety events OF April and OF much in
terest on account OF the prominence OF
both families and the popularity of the !!
Young couple They were remembered |
with many handsome gifts IN silver.
cut glass, mahogany. etc. which num-
bered into the hundreds The bride |
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs Adam
Carpenter, his grandmother. Mrs A. G. |
Turner. of Lincoln county. and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Robert Salter and daughter. Eliza
beth Salter. OF Danville. all attended |
the wedding.