Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-10

to the best information we car
While we were ut supper the house
had been brilliantly illuminated
We strolled in to the yard for q
better view, with a fair one on oar
arm and to her query, "lsnt 1t
lovely" we answered yes" though
II extreme bashfulncss will moi
allow us to state the direction OF our
eyes at that prs ocular time. Mrs.
W. D.Williams treated us to some OF
her fine music, as did also Mrs. ii,
r. Brown and others. Tie young
folks amused themselves with the
usual games, in which many OF the
older ones joined quite heartily,
Mss Sallie Rovce introduced a
game called 1.-The effect of mind mp
on mind" which made many con
verts to spiritualism. Tom Sell
hum plugged the guests to his
hearts content with table walking,
We should like to describe the
many beautiful presents on EXHIBIT
ton during the evening, but q lack
of space forbids: Being by no
means a modist we feared to I'M
5ertake g DESCRIPTION of the ladies'
toilets and were more than glad to
accent ,n,c assistance of q young
lady friend in the difficult and de.i-
cate task.
The bride wore q silver grey,
with cap, and collar of richest lace.
Mrs. j. II. Brown in q handsome
black SUIT, appropriately made for
a lady of her age, being the oldest
daughter. Mrs. Snapp also in
Mis-. Duncan in mauy silk,
in a darker shade cuirass
of the dark, with sleeves Of
the mauve, ribbons of the new tint
known yas' cardinal" q charming
French cap for evening, of black
lace, and ribbon the same shade
as that worn with the dress.
Mrs. Naflin fawn eolored poplin,
With gros grain bows Of a . shade
lar II, ar "AEEE 81
Mrs, Ramsey in q very dark
brown. with vest Of blue silk, also
\ cap of white lace and blue rib
bon, with a soft white ostrich tip.
Mrs. Wm. D. Williams, and Mrs.
R. j. Lane, in deep mourning
Mrs. J. B. Brown in silver grey
.oplln,
s Mrs. IL. X. Brown, q bride Of a
few weeks, in a handsome black
silk, with white lace scarf at her
throat. scarlet flowers in her hair,
completed this costume Of elegant
simplicity. Le LhAHD
Misses Laura Taylor in half
mourning, Minnie Ramsey ia
dress-of white, cut to display an
exquisitely moulded neck, Bessie
Brown also in white, being a
blonde, wore ribbons of a delicate
shade of blue; and we must 'ac-I
knowledge, that We never saw
Miss Bessie look more charming.
Sara Broyles in white French
muslin over black, very long
train, trimmed in evergreens. Jessie
Snapp wore white tarlton, with
pufs, and rulies, of pink, a cluster
of pink and white flowers on the
low waist, and . cluster of Athe
same in her hair. e1ae
Fannie Brownin moon lights on
the lake silk, with sutfs of white
tEile, this added a softness to-the
complexion which could not be
surpassed, -2 GOud TIL - 81
Sallie Royce in white and bfne,
and Alice Milligan in white aaad
scarlet. q = as s@a'
Fannie L. Brown remlndedgns
of1he school girls Of the past,
wearing white, vltha hroak punk
sash, She beng a school girl, this
Was hotI appropriate apdpretty.
lHAltegethefi they PRESENTED "a
bouquet of beauty. II gFo
- While, as Mother Eve re
marks in Sundays Chronicle. the
Golden Wedding may be numbered
with the things Of the past, still
we feel that it win remain fresh
and green in the memories OF all
who were present as one of hfes
brightest moments, and whiles We
cannot wish the bride and groom
n, many happy returns. still We can
wish them many years Of happi-.
ness yet, and when the gotdsn
autumn of life is past and the
dark winter comes, then may they
dnd q home in the golden CITY,