The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-07-08

A special from Georgetown. Kentuc
by, gives this account of wedding OF
interest here:
One Of the prettiest weddings Of this
season took place Thursday EVENT. <
al 7:y0 O'Clock at the home OF Mr.. and
Ms Garrett Powell, East Main street,
Georgetown, Kentucky, when Miss
Margaret Lee Crowder and Mr.. Arthur
Wallace Babbage we're united in mar
riage.
The large old fashioned house was
made most attractive with many plants
and flowers, the color, pink and white,
being charmingly used In the decora-
lions. Palms, ferns and flowers, the
gifts of loving friends, were placed
about the mantel in the old colonial
parlor forming the altar. Many white
waxen candles in silver candelaora
made a soft radiance, the mirror above
rejecting the beautiful scene.
Before this altar the bride and BRIDE
groom stood for the impressive ring
service, the Rev. DIR. !. w. Porter.
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
Lexington, Kentucky, performing the
ceremony.
The tall stately bride never looked
more beautiful. She wore an exquis--
lite bridal gown of ivory satin trimmed
with lace and pearls. The long tulle
veil OF illusion made with juliet cap
adorned with a wreath of orange bios
sons crowned her wealth of soft dark
hair. A spray of the bio SONS taste ned
the hem of the veil to the court train
She carried q beautiful arm bouquet
of brides roses tied with soft white
tulle, and she came down the stairway
where she was met by the waiting
bridegroom. Together they entered
the parlor to the music of the Bridal
March from Lohengrin PLAYED by Miss
Mildred Sinclair Lewis, the talented
musician of Lexington. Traumerei by
Schuman was softly played while the
impressive ceremony was said, and
Mendelssohn's Wedding March from
Midsummer Nights Dream" during
congratulations.
Mr.. Babbage is graduate from Ken
lucky State University, he and his
bride having been classmates and re-
ceiving their degrees in the same year.
After completing his college course
he took the law course at George wash
ington University, Washington, ID c
He is the Junior member of the law
firm of Logan & Babbage, Pineville.
Kentucky, and is young attorney OF
great promise, having already achieved
much success in his chosen profession.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. II. L. Crowder, of Lawrenceburg,
Anderson county. She is beautf'
and cultured young woman with a rare
gift for making friends. For three
years she has been a successful teacher
of Latin and English in the George
town High school.
Many handsome gifts of silver, linen
and cut glass we're received. One gift
especially priced on account OF its age
and associations was a beautiful and
valuable mahogany table more than a
hundred wears old presented by Mr.
and Mrs Garrett Powell.
The bride changed ner wedding robe
for travelling suit of dark blue taffeta
with hat to match. The happy couple
left in an automobile for Lexington.
where they took the $40 Chesapeake 81
Ohio train for an Eastern trip.
Only the immediate families and
few friends and neighbers were pres.
ent, but a host of friends unite in wish
inc them long. useful and happy life
together.
Alter their wedding journey Mr.. and
Mrs. Babbage will be at home az Pine
vile, entucky.-Lexington Leader.