The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-06-16
Kean-Sellers.

to Captain Sanford Sellers Jr, of Mis-
souri, which was solemnized at Burnam
wood the home of the Hon. T. S. Barnam
uncle of the BRIDE
She is the daughter of Mrs. Lillian Lo
gan Kean and grand daughter of the
late DIR. J. ". Logan for so many years the
beloved President of Central Univerity o.
Kentucky and comes of distinguished
Revolutionary ancestry. She is an honor
graduate of the Institute of Musical Arr
of New York City and is musician of ex
traordinary ability while her brilliant social
gifts have made her universal favorite.
Captain Sellers who made record at
the University of Chicago, is now asso
ciated with his father, Col. Sanford Sellers
in the administration OF Wentworth Mill
tary Academy. He is man of command.
ing presence and character
The Colonial hall of Burnamwood was
decorated in masses of rhododendren
while the drawing rooms were festooned
with pink roses, honey suckle and white
hydrangia.
The marriage ceremony was performed
by the Rev. J, v. Logan D. D. of Middles
boro, Ky.
Immediately preceding the ceremony,
Miss Jamie Caperton sang with tender
feeling Griegs 81 Love Thee" and the
Barcarolle from the Tales of Hoffman,
accompanied on the harp by Miss Telford
after which was rendered, 20 Thou Divine
Sweet Evening Star, played by the talent
ed harpist, Miss Telford.
To the strains of the wedding march from
Lohengrin, rendered by violin, harp and
cello, there entered first in the bridal
procession the ushers, Messrs. Robert c.
Logan, of Louisville, MacBrayer Sellers,
of Lexington, Mo-, Thompson Burnam and
Logan Burnam, of Richmond. They were
followed by little Miss Lillian Logan Bur-
roses and maiden fern.
The brides maids: Miss Pauline Sellers,
of Lexington, Mo-, Miss Elizabeth Logan,
of Middlesboro and the maid of honor, Miss
Caperton, wore white taffeta frocks and
carried boquets of Killarney roses.
Captain Sellers entered accompanied by
his best man Mr.. Milton Welsh, of Kan
sas City.
The bride came in on the arm of her
mother who was equally winsome and
lovely. The perfect rhythm of their init
mate and happy life together seemed ex-
pressed in their gentle and gliding step as
they advanced.
The brides gown of white taffeta with
tulle bodice was lovely in its simplicity.
Her veil, as beftted her youth was of tulle
fastened with sprays of orange blossoms.
She carried shower boquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley
Mrs. Kean was attired in an empire robe
of white crepe de chine and lace, and car
ried a sheaf of madonna lilies. q"
The following beautifully engraved an
nouncement cards have been received by
friends of the family:
Mrs. Lillian Logan Kean
announces the marriage of her daughter
Marion Logan
to
Captain Sandford Sellers. Jr.
on Tuesday, June the eighth
Nineteen hundred and fifteen
Burnamwood
Richmond, Ky.
q q q
Junior Barge Club Gives First Dance of
Season
Ideal weather and a record-breaking
crowd were features of the barge dance
given last evenlne by members of the Jun
ior Barge Club, this affair being the first
entertainment in the series planned for
the summer months by the organization.
The crowd left the city at 8 o'clock and re-
turned at midnight, making the trip on the
Helen NJ"
Mrs. Thomas ]. Smith, Mrs. James Gar
nett, Mrs. Roger Burlingame, Miss Clara
Scott and Mrs. B. G. Williams were the
chaperons.
The following are some of those who en-
joyed the evening: Mr.. Aaron Coates and
Ruth McChesney, Mr.. John w. Gaines and
Miss Alice Hobson. Mr.. A. Addames, Jr.
and Miss Elise Smith.