The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-11-19
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FlFFf PfEEDyfEflan Lnnrcn last
evening at 9 O'Clock. at which time
and place ;ba happy marriage If
Miss L0niss MrCOrmac ShsegOg To
Mr.. William 5 Roberts was con-
sUmmsted.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with chFyEanthe11ums and
palms. and on the end Of each pew a
bunch ~ white chrysanthemums
was tied with an immense bow Of
white fibbOn. The soft. mellow
light from a large csndelsbrs above
The altar. added beauty IN the scene.
BEFORE the time for the ceremony
the audience wa entertained by
several musical selections.
When the bridal party arrived,
the ushsrs-Bessrs. Cheairs Msysz,
Henry Evans. Frank BOFum. n. B.
Cochran. JF.. Ernest Farrell and Dr.
J. T. MesdOF=-entered first. the
attendants coming after them in the
following order: Miss Ethel Hen
dIey and Miss Olmstsad, nj Chatts-
noOga. MSsErs. w. r. Hodge and
William Evans. down the left aisle !:
Miss King. Of Chattanooga. and Mis-
Louise FriersOn. Messrs. l.. b.
HOnck. If Missouri. and Ed Hender-
son. Of Huntsville. down the right
aisle: Miss Florida Franklin. Of
Gallatin. and Miss Jessie Gilchrist
Of Alabama. Messrs. F. NJ. ShesgOg
and w. p. Patton. of Chattanooga.
down the left aisle. and Miss Sarah
Moore and Miss Virginia Carpenter.
Messrs. w. r. CrabtEse. Nf Chatfa
nnnga and Eugene Roberts. Of Nash
vile. down the right aisle. Miss
Sarah ShesgOg-sistsT Of the bride.
and her Maid of HOnOF-walked
down the middle aisle. while the
bride. with her brother Mr.. William
ShesgOg. and the groom. with his
best man. Mr.. Sterling K. Miller. of
Chattanooga. entered on the left and
right aisles. While the bridal party
was approaching the altar the sweet
strains Of Nendlssshon's wedding
march with Miss Belle Webb as the
organist. accompanied By Mr.. J.
HOugh Guest on the violin, accom-
panied them, and during the cere-
mOny Mr.. Guest. assisted by Miss
Webb, rendered a beautiful compO-
sition of his own.
The bride was charmingIy attired
in dress of white bTOcaded satin,
handsomely trimmed in real lace,
and size carried lilies-Of-the-yalley
and maiden hair ferns. Her only
ornament was a diamond pendant. a
gift Of the groom. The young lady
attendants wore gowns of white
satin skirts and chiffon waists. and
carried American beauty roses
Miss Sarah SheegOg, the Maid of
Honor, was beautifully gowned in
blue brOcaded satin, and she also
carried American beauties.
A semi-circle was formed at the
altar by the attendants, and the
pretty ring ceremony was said in an
! impressive manner by Rev. F. B.
| Webb. the bridesmaids kneeling
during the prayer.
After the ceremony was said, the
bride and groom came out by the
middle aisle. followed by the best
man and maid of honor and the at
teDdands, while Lowengrin's bridal
chorus was being played by Miss
Webb and Mr.. Guest.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. f. NJ. Sheeyoy, who re-
side near Columbia. on the Pulaski
4 pike. Her host Of friends in Colum.
bia-where che has been quite q
favOrite i'm sOciety-will regret tC
lose her from their midst, and wish
for her all the blessings Of happy
prosperous life. Mr.. Roberts is now
a resident OF Kennett, No. but still
claims Chattanooga as his home
He IL superintendent of the Robert:
Oil Company of Kennett, and is 8
young man OF fine business ability.
A reception at the home of the
brides parents followed the mar
riage. The house was beautifully
decorated. the colOrs of red anC
white predominating in the drawing
rooms, and yellow chrysanthemumi
being the decorations for the dining
room. Delicious refreshments wer'
served in three courses, the frapp'
bowl being presided over by Mis-
Matte Frazier Webb. Severa
hours were delightfully."- spent il
dancing. Peliterri's band, of Nash
vile, furnishing the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts left thi
morning on the early nOrth-bOunC
train for a trip to Chattanooga
Memphis and st. Louis, where the!
will visit before going to their fu
ture home in Missouri.