WEDDING:  Eugenia Money to Thomas Monroe Pope, 1932, Jefferson Co., Ky

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Transcribed by:  Pat45324@aol.com
Date:  25 July 2001
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Subject: Pre-Nuptial Party - Money/Pope no date

     Miss Eugenia Money whose marriage to Mr. Thomas Pope took place June 25th was the guest of honor 
at the following pre-nuptial parties.  
     Miss Angela Curran was host at a dinner party given inhonor of the bride at the home of Miss Curran in 
Louisville Tuesday evening June 21.
     Miss Margaret Arnold entertained with a miscellaneous shower given Miss Money June 23rd at Mis 
Arnold's home in Louisville.
     Mesdames J.J. Allen, Wm. Coslow, and Arle Money were hosts at a miscellaneous shower given at Mrs. 
Coslow's home in Louisville.  Fifty three guests were present.
     Mr. and Mrs. V. Money entertained the bridal party at dinner Friday evening at their home in Wilsonville.

Subject: Wedding - Money/Pope - Jun 25, 1932
Rainbow Wedding at Elk Creek Church
Third Wedding Solemnized in Church.  Member of Family a Principal in Each.

     The wedding of Miss Eugenia Money and Mr. Thomas Monroe Pope was solemnized at 8 o'clock 
Saturday evening in the Elk Creek Church.
     The ceremony was performed by the Rt. Rev. Frank Hardy, Canon of the Episcopal Church.
     The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. Money of Wilsonville and the groom is a son of Mrs. Tillie 
Pope of Mississippi.
     Mrs. W.S. Coslow, sister of the bride, was mtron of honor, and Misses Mary Heizer of Lexington, Angela 
Curran, Margaret Arnold and Maud Elizabeth Thomas of Louisville were bridesmaids.
     Mr. LeRoy Pope of Memphis Tennessee brother of the groom served as best man. Messrs. Thomas 
Edward Money, Samuel and Henry Mashburn and BradleyTurner of Louisville were ushers.
     Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Moody of Bardstown sang "Sweet Mystery of Love" and " Beloved It Is 
Morn."  She was accompanied by Mrs. W.W. Booles who presided at the organ.
     The march to the alter was made to the accompaniment of the sweet strains of Lohengrin's Wedding 
March.
     The ribbon bearers little Misses Gene Allen Money in yellow embroidered organdie, Jane Money in blue 
embroidered organdie, and Guthrie Wilson and Bobby Money in crepe de chene blouses and flannel 
trousers led.  The ushers  were next and formed an aisle down which the matron of honor came followed 
by the brides maids and little flower girls, Misses Alice Scott Money in pink ruffled organdie and 
Elizabeth Allen Shelburne, in green ruffled organdie who carried French baskets of rose petals which 
they scattered in the bride's path.
     The bride wore a gown of white bridal satin made on princess lines and carried a shower bouquet of 
brides roses and baby's breath.
     Her French tulle veile arranged in cap effect and held by a garland of orange blossoms formed the 
train.
     She entered the church on the arm of her brother Mr. Arle C. Money who gave her in marriage, her train 
being held by little Miss Dorothy Littlejohn dressed in ... organdie.
     The matron of honor was gowned in dotted French net over orange satin with taffeta sash.
     Miss Mary Heizer was charming in gown of yellow organdie with blue sash.
     Miss Maude Elizabeth Thomas of Louisville wore a dainty frock of pink organdie with blue sash.
     Miss Angela Curran of Louisville was daintily gowned in a green organdie with pink sash.
     Miss Margaret Arnold of Louisville was very attractive in a blue organdie with pink sash.
     Each bridesmaid carried a corsage of sweet peas, baby's breath and ...trigaria.
     Mrs. Money mother of the bride wore a gown of black lace and carried a corsage of roses and baby 
breath.
     Mrs. Pope, mother of the groom was gowned in gray lace and carried a corsage of roses and baby's 
breath.
     Mrs. Arle Money wore a gown of baby blue chiffon.
     Mrs. J.J. Allen's gown was ashes of roses georgette, Mrs. Frank Wilson's was pink georgette over pink 
satin, Mrs. Le Roy Pope's, white dotted French net over white satin.
     Guests from a distance were Messrs and Mesdames Henry Brady, Humphrey Thomas and Will Hoke of 
Louisville, Chas Beard Thurman of Jacksonfille, Tennessee, Ray Money, Claude Cozine of Shelbyville, 
Mesdames Robert Laufer and daughter Della Thurman of Louisville. W...Duval and Kate Lewis of 
Bardstown, Misses Julia Bevins, Robert Money and son, Ed. Kreutzer of Louisville and Oscar Stanley fo 
Bardstown.
     The church was artistically decorated with palms, ferns and Madonna lilies.  Tall cathedral candles 
were on the alter and candalabra bearing lighted tapers flanked the sides of the alter.
     This is the third wedding to be solemnized in the Elk Creek church though it is more than a half century 
old and the fact that in all three of these weddings a member of the Money family was a principal only 
makes the matter more interesting.
     Mr. and Mrs. Pope left immediately after the ceremony and will be at home in Louisville where Mr. Pope 
has a position with Ballard & Ballard Co.