Campbell County TN Archives News.....Kopp-Dollar Marriage June 22, 1921
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The LaFollette Press June 22, 1921
Beautiful Wedding Solemnized

 



Miss Fern L. Kopp, of Indiana and R.M. Dollar United in Marriage June 19th.



One of the prettiest events of the season and one which cause much favored 

comment was the beautiful church wedding of Miss Fern L. Kopp and Mr. R. 

Malcolm Dollar which was solemnized at half after eight o'clock on Sunday 

evening June 19th at Heidelberg Church, Corydon, Ind. Rev. J.G. Moore pastor of 

the Methodist Church officiating. Relatives and intimate friends were in 

attendance for the vows and reception which followed.



The church was beautiful in its decoration of honeysuckles and potted plants 

and the alter which was made into a bank of flowers was a rare scene of beauty.



Before the ceremony two violin selections "Berceuse" by Gounod and "Perfect 

Day" were beautifully rendered by Miss Margaret Schump, of Ashland, Ky., friend 

of the bride. Following this Miss Mary Dollar of Marion, Ky., sister of the 

groom sweetly sang "Oh Promise Me" and "I Love You Truly."



Promptly at the appointed hour at the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march, the 

ushers entered the front vestibule of the main isle, followed by Miss Clarice 

Reas of Corydon, Ind., cousin of the bride, who served as bridesmaid and was 

charmingly attired in green organdie, carrying an armful of Columbia roses. She 

was accompanied by Mr. Edward Booker of Louisville, Ky., who performed the 

duties of best man.



Preceding the wedding couple was a little Miss Evelyn Hottle of Corydon, cousin 

of the bride who acted as ring bearer.



The bride entering upon the arm of the groom was charming in beautiful gown of 

white corded taffeta. Her veil of tulle was becomingly caught to her dark hair 

with a coronet of orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of white 

Bouvardia and Ophelia roses.



The wedding party left the church by Mendelssohn's wedding march played by Miss 

Dollar.



The bride, daughter of the late Mr. Chas. Kopp of Corydon, has visited 

frequently in Marion, Ky., and has many friends there. The groom who formerly 

resided there has a host of friends who wish them much happiness and success.



Mr. and Mrs. Dollar after spending a few days with the grooms' parents, Mr. and 

Mrs. G.U. Dollar of Marion, Ky., will leave for their future home in 

LaFollette, Tenn., where the groom is in business.



Additional Comments:
The LaFollette Press

LaFollette, Campbell County, Tennessee

June 22, 1921

Vol. XII No. 29

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