Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-02-25

MAssIE-MARsHALL.


On Wednesday of last week, a
the residence of the brides father
Mr.. Horace Marshall. in the neigh
borhood of Hampton's Station, Mr.
C. G. Massie of this city, and Miss
Ida Marshall were Joined together
in the holy union of wedlock. The
marriage ceremony was performed
by the Rev. r. c. Cave, of Hopkins.
Vile, KY.
Attendants-Mr. Henry Massie
and Miss Jennie Reese; Morton
Randle and Miss Lucy Caldwell /;
DIR. E. C. HARRISON and Miss Sophia
Bowling L. P. Gwyh and Miss
Dixie Randle.
The principals were rendered a
very enjoyable reception by Mr..
VIM. Massie, the father of the
groom, where an elegant collation.
was served, and many good wishes
showered upon Mr.. and Mrs. Mas
sic.
Mr.. C. G. Massie is a popular
salesman in the large hardware
house of Mr.. Jno. s. Elder, this city.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
Horace Marshall, prominent and
respected planter of this county
WILLSON-DORTCH.
NJ uoo.xv ID JU:Ilsox 80 A.
enterprising firm of Bowling &
Wilson, boot and shoe merchants,
this city, was quietly united in
marriage on last Tuesday afternoon
at 4:30 O'Clock, at the residence of
the BRIDES grandmother, Mrs. DIR.
Cobb, on Madison street, to Miss
Susie Dortch, one of the fairest and
most universally esteemed young
ladies of this city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. w. Lup-
ton assisted by Rev. 1. j. Spencer.
There were no bridal attendants,
but quite large gathering of the
intimate friends and relatives of the
popular couple. The presents be-
slowed upon them were both rich,
costly and unique and fifty evil
denced how true place the happy |
couple held in the affections and
of their many friends.
They left on the evening train for
Mr.. Wilson's old home, at Somer-
set, KY, and thence to the Eastern
cities.
The CHRONICLE offers its heartiest
congratulations. Ha.at
DALY-EDAIONDSON.
The last, but in no sense the least
Of this weeks pleasant matrimonial
affairs, was the bidding farewell to
single wretchedness and entering of
the blessed marriage state, of Mr..
Sam B. Daily, of this city, and Miss.
Emma EdmOndson, a charming
and accomplished daughter of Mr..
John Edmondson, of the South
tide.
The happy event was celebrated
IN last Wednesday evening, at 100
o'clock at heresidence of the brides
ather, where large circle of rela-
ives and near friends of the con-
racting couple gathered to lend
heir cheer and countenance to the
luspicious occasion, and fling their
and "old slipper" after
he joyful marry ners, as they
out upon the matrimonial
ga. Standing in the center of the
DOM, in the presence of smiling
and surrounded by the
Weet incense of rare flowers, the
happy couple were made
me, the Rev. b. M. Stephens reci-
ing the brief marriage ritual. The
were: Mr.. T. E. Nc
Miss. Matt. Moore; Jas.
Roberts, Miss. Lizzie Raimey;
". o. Brandon, Miss. Lacy Cald-
veil; Geo. M. McCurdy, Miss.
Kate Richardson Jas. M. Wilson,
Hiss. Sue Roberts Will. HI. DAILY,
Hiss. Laura Edmondson.
After the ceremony, sumptuous
was partaken of by the as
guests, and the happy :
passed swiftly away, amidst
nusic, congratulations, and pleas
mt conversation.
For the unallowed happiness and
Indoubted prosperity of each and
very one of these brave young
ouples, the sincerest prisons of the
CHRONICLE will ever ascend,