The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-12-07
A Handsome Columbian NarTies Memphis
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From the Memphis Appeal, Nov. 2S''
The marriage of Mr.. Calvin N"or-
hies to Miss Emma Dcnic, both Of this
citv, was celebrated Yesterday morn
ing at the Central Methodist church
on Union street. Large and capaciOus
a. * this temple for worship, nearly
every seat was occupied, and never
did Il cOncOurse Of people look with
more pleasure upon bridal group ut
the altar. What Il charming picture
did'it present. The bride was lovely,
trusting, and held in her trembling
hand the delicate flowers which were
cmblemS of her sweetness and purity
The groom stood before the altar iIi
his fresh, symmetrical manhOOdt
proud and happy, and both joyfully
entering upon the hUlicSt covenant
which man and woman can make
with each other. Long before the APP
pointed hour the crowd commenced
gathering, and, as usual on such occa-
siOns, a large majority were ladies. y
carpet was extended from the sidewalk
to the church door. There was no cX-
ira decoration OF the interior Of the
church, which of itself was most inn
posing The following young gcntId-
men acted as ushcrS: Louis DOnClSUH,
Robert g. Pillow, Richard Wright,
Manly Bowen, and Branch MartiIi.
Prof. Pcrring presided at the organ.
As the bridal party had arranged tu
leave Oh the train, great prOnptitude
was required. At the appointed hotI
the ushcis took position on either side
of the altar, and the swelling tones OF
the organ and the USUAL fiutter am
tho .l,1ap,,n,.h nf tho lpiI4al
partv; who entered the church i'm the
following order: Bride and groom,
Calvine Irvine NoOrhics, Emma De
ME; -attendants-NIiltOn Denic and
Miss 1}radford; Fred Anderson and
Miss Stella Farnsworth; Lewis tTi"r-
son and Miss Minna Trcadwcll; Nat
Camp and Miss Dora Grey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Denie, the father and mother OF
the bri,lc, took their position on the
left of the critlc aud groom. The bride
is one of the most popular young la
dies of Memphis, and admired for her
beauty and charming manners. She
was dressed in II travelling suit. She
bore herself with Il quiet, maidcnly
dignity from first to last. The bride
groom is tall, fine-looking young
man, light hair and remarkably bright
ewes, and carried himself bravCly
through the ordeal, holding his head
erect and betraying no nervousness
whatever. He is connected with the
house of SchOo!field, Hanauer d CO.,
and is regarded as most promising
business young man. The usual mar
riage ceremony was performed 10y Rev
DIR. Robert y. Young, of Nashville
i'm most impressive manner. The
Marriage celebrated, the bridal party
formed once more, as the organ dis
coursed sweet music, and marched
down the aisle, followed by the audi
cnce. The bride and groom were ac
companied To the Ohio depot 10y many
| friends, and took the train for Nash
vile and Columbia, and will visit the
| friends and relatives of the groom
| All ioinCd i'm expressing the hope tina
| the loving and joyous young couple
| might never find a skeleton locked ul
| i'm the closet of their domestic house
hold. They have gone out upon tn
| wild, wild sea of life. That they ma,
have pleasant voyage and safel,
reach the heaven of their desires il
life and eternity, Is the prayer of tn
many friends they have left behind.