The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-03-25
Bear Creek.
FHB MARRIAGE or TWO Prominent
YOUNG PEOPLE OF THIS VICINITY.

THE MARRIAGE or TWO PEOAlNENI
YOUNG PEOPLE OF THIS VICINITY.
Last Wednesday eve at $3.50 O'Clock
was the happy occasion Oh In9 MAJ iI@aSo @
of Mr. Rubin :. Holman to Miss Loula
Allen Faris. The church was elegantly
decorated, the altar being mass OF IVY
and flowers, behind Whlch "aH al
aesthetic arch covered with eVergreenS
and interspersed with hyaclnthS. The
crowd was so dense that standing room
could not be found, and many were
forced to remain without IN order TO
rive room for the bridal party to pass
in Mrs. Molly Gregory presided at the
organ, playing the beautiful MehuelS-
sohn march with the hniSh ana arISuc
touch which always stamps and chdI-
acterizes her renditlons; Inc uSHeIS
were ] l.. Mitchell and Henry EVlnS'
: At tie sounding Of the organ eight
little cuptds with bows and qulVers
. marched with perfect step up the Isles
! to the altar. NgXt came the groom aud
his lovely bride, she carrying in her
! hand a beautiful callie lille a lit en-
b!em oi her purity. The groom was at
/ tired in hiudsume suit OF black: Inc
! bride wore az elegant costume OF hen-
| ryetta cloth with white silk trimmings,
! 9nd a long graceful vol OF tulle, caught
here aud there with snowy white
| One of the most noticeable features Of
! the occasion was Sir Horace HooIhleS
and little Miss Jessie Holman, aS they
marched arm in arm up the Isle 10 the
altar, with As much grace and comnos7
ure As any grown person. sac D9a
! on her bosom large heart pierced y }
cuDids arrow. They were indeed a
charming picture. Miss Jessie was the
limpersoratiuu Of !0veliness, vivacIty,
| amiability ana polished mannerst ter
face baamed with pleasure aud u3utohL-
ment and looked aS one wuD had
"Strayed from her far off world of bliss
To make a paradise OF THIS
Little Horace, brave, gallant and
handsome, seemed to say aS he lophed
upon his superior little queen
1--WE love, but know not whom we love,
Nor what their names, nor whehce 'heS
came;
Like one who meets in Indian Glove
Some beaUteOus bird without name
Brought bv the last ambrOzihl breeza
From some Isle in the undiscovered
seas,
TO show their plumage for day
To wandering eyes, then wing away
After the ceremony, which was per
formed by the Rev. MIR, Fleming, oI
Columbia, in his eloquent poetic yet
IMPRESSIVE style, the bride and groom
left on the evening train for Nashville
whore they will spend several days o.
the honeymoon with friends and rela
tiyeS. Mr.. Holman is an industrious
and a most deserving young farmer and
: we congratulate him on winning for BIZ
bride one of Bear Creeks most hOnOred
, refined and cultured young ladies
, May ne ever truly feel that:
81" Tis sweet to know there is an eye
will mark
His coming nd will look the brighter
when ne comes"
Miss Farls, by her winning ways an'
kind, wOmauly heSrt, has long been on
of the bells of this vicinity, Muol
happiness to you Rube and Loula.
MIR. Tom Alexander, a clever am
I popular young druggist of Lynnville
q Tenn, spent last week with his brother
/ John Alexander.
a Mr.. Edwin Butler, one of the Creek
4 most popular young beaux, went t
|, Williamson County one day last weel
on business.
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