Welsh, the accomplished daugUter ol
Mr. G. W. Welsh, Jr., of the
National Bank, to Mr. Wui. D. Cochran,
of Mnysville, was celebrated at the family
residence at 1-' M., Wednesday. Rev.
O. B. H. Martin, D , of the Second
Presbyterian cuurcli, periormeu the
ceremony. The parlors were beautifully
decoruted for the occasion by Bell,
tne Lexington florist. The principals
eulered the parlor accompanied by .Mr.
James Cochran, twin brother of the
groom, and Miss Mary Welsh, the bride's
sister, and preceeded by two beautiful
little girls, Jane Welsh, a cousin of thu
bride, and Haddie Cochran, a niece of
the groom. During the ceremony Roc-co
Ferro, the celebrated harpist of Cincinnati,
rendered an appropriate melody
from Weber. After an appropriate
luncheon, prepared by Gilcher, Mr. and
Mrs. Cochran left for their home in
Maysville. Mr. Cochran graduated from
Centre College four years ago and afterwards
from the law department of Ann
Arhnr University. He is regarded as
one of the most promising of the
members of the Mason county bar.
Among tho guests from other places
worn U. A. Cochran, Sr. and wife, R. A.
Cochran, Jr. and wife, A. M. J. Cochran,
Mrs. Horace January, James Cochran,
II. C. Currati, Misa Finch, Maysville;
Miss Kemper, Cincinnati; Misses
Veach anJ. Leathers, Louisville; Mrs.
Sommers, "Washington, D. C; Miss
Payne, Lexington; Miss Letcher, Richmond,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Payne, Lliza-
Miss Belle Wilburn, wife of T. A.
