The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-28
Isaacs-Cook

The wedding Of Miss Madge Mont
gomery IsGacs aud Mr.. William Rob
inson Cook. Jr.. which was solemniz-
ed Saturday afternoon al four o'clock
at the First Christian church was pic
turesquc and beautiful in every de-
tail.
The church was deliberately deco
rated with cedar. holly and mistletoe.
tall cedar trees were placed at either
side Of the choir loft and smaller trees
we're used to bank the choir and the
pulpit. The tall trees were also used
AZ each end of the balconies with gar
lands Of cedar boughs and holly along
the balcony rails. Clusters Of mis-
tletoe were suspended at intervals
from below the balcony. A large
cedar tree was placed at the altar
with tall boughs Of holly and mistle-
toe al either side. Cathedral candles
in seven branch candelabra, shed a
soft glow over the bridal party.
Preceding the cermony. Miss Kath-
crime Leteher. presiding at the organ,
played "The Barcarole" from Taes Of
Hoffman, and ITO Wild Rose" from
Mcdowell. Two songs, Until and
"When You Are Truly Nine" were
beautifully sung by Mrs. Hughes
Jackson.
The impressive ceremony was said
by DIR. Madison 4. Hart. The bridal
party entered promptly at four
o'clock TO the strains Of Lohengrin's
wedding March" Through the rear
doors and down opposite aisles came
Messrs. William Kinnaird. Of Laneas-
ter. and Edward Prewitt, Of Mt. Sterl-
ing, they were followed by Mesrs.
Chas Perry Cecil Ill, and Rufus Pres
ton Carter, both Of Danville. Behind
Mr.. Cecil came the bridesmaid. Miss
Margaret Letcher Cook. sister Of the
groom; she was followed by the maid
Of honor. Miss Elizabeth Salter. Just
preceding the bride. came the charm
ing little flower girl. Miss Lillian Bos-
ley. The bride entered alone and
was met at the altar by the groom
and Mr.. Val Cook. who was his broth
er's best man. The bride. always
beautiful. was unusually 50 in her
draped gown Of white satin with
bertha u rose point lace and train Of
satin. She carried shower bouquet
of bride roses and valley lilies.
Miss Salter was regal in a gown OF
pink chiffon and cream lace with sill
Yer girdle and train Of chiffon, she
carried a large arm bouquet Of Col
umbia roses tied with long streamers
of pink tulle. Miss Cook was most
striking in a gown Of pale yellow
georgette trimmed in gold and carry
ing an arm bouquet Of Ophelia roses
tied wi;h tulle 10 match. Little Miss
Lillian Bosley was dainty and ex-
quisite in a white chiffon froek with
butterfly bow Of pink tulle at the
shoulder and bandeau Of pink chiffon
and tulle; she carried a basket Of
Columbia roses and gysophila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook left immediate
IS after the ceremony for a short mo-
tor trip before returning To Danyille
TO make their home
The bride il the charming and ae-
complished niece Of Mayor W. q.
Melntyre, Of this city. She has made 4
her home here for several years and I
for the past year has held a position 1
In one Of the city schools She Is
. graduate % Kentucky College for
Women in the class Of 1899. q
Mr.. Cook is the Oldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Robinson Cook. Of
his city and Is a progressive yorng
iarmer Of this county. Both he and
MS bride are among the most popu-
ar members Of Danville society,"
)anville Messenger.