The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-10-28
WEDDING BELLS.
Dale-McFaGden


Last sundays American contained
the following tale of romance, which
will be of interest tn a large number
OF our readers:
ISIS Sadee McFadden was mar
ried to William Andrew Dale, of Co
lumbia, last night, in the pastors
study of the manse of the First Pres
byterian Church. DR.. James I.Vance
performed the ceremony in the pres
ence of few friends.
"The marriage nf Miss McFadden
to Lawson WilhOite, was set for Nov.
8, and this announcement will not
only be surprise in this city, where
the bride ia so much admired, but i'm
Shelbyville, where the groom re-
sides, and in Franklin, where the
marriage was to have taken place.
The wedding was to have been
quite large church affair, with
number of bridesmaids, who, by the
way, will have to save their pretty
toilets for another bride.
MANY will be disappointed at not
seeing this beautiful girl as bride,
but the romance surrounding her
marriage to Mr.. Dale quite repays
any regrets.
miss McFadden met Mr.. Dale
year ago, and her best friends say
that since that time she has never
cared for any one else, although she
had persuaded herself to the con.
trary.
MRS. Dale is one of the beautiful
women of Tennessee, and her social
career has been series of conquests /;
in fact, she has been surrounded by
so many suisors that there has been
much uncertainty as to who would
be the victor.
1.-THE announcement Of her engage
ment few weeks ago, brought Mr..
Dale to Nashville. With the RICH.
lover spirit he knew there was hope
until the ceremony was said. The
wedding last evening was the sequel
to the romance the past few days
have been telling, while Miss Nc
Fadden was here buying her trous-
seau to marry the groom who was to
have been.
I'm the presence of their most in
innate friends, Miss Louise Frier-
sou, Miss Mclean, w. q. Hoffman
and William P. Ridley, of Columbia,
were these two young people united
in the holy bonds of matrlmony.
Immediately after the ceremony
they departed for New York, where
they will remain several weeks. On
their return they will reside in Co.
lumbia, where Mr.. Dale is President
of the Columbia Mill & Elevator
Company.
"Mr. Dale comes of one of the
finest families of Maury County, be-
ing connected with the Pillows and
Ridleys, and is highly esteemed and
very popular in that community.
He has won for his bride one of the
very prettiest girls who ever lived
in this city of fair women. She il
: the daughter Of j. w. McFadden, OF
Franklin, and granddaughter of Mrs
JOhnSC. Gaut, of this city. Besides
her unusual beauty she possesses
the charms of character that attract
to her not only the admiration o.
men, but the friendship of women.
"She never looked lovelier thar
last night, as she waved goodbye tt
her friends from the train. Sht
wore dark blue tailor gown, anC
, still held in her hands q bunch Of
American Beauty roses, all uncon.
sciOus of the tale they were telling
p. that not only was she happy bride
but that she was royal in her beau
D ty."
Mr.. Dale is one of Maury County
most promising young business men
is exceedingly popular, and hi
friends are legion. Miss McFaddel
d has made frequent visits here, anC
: her surprising beauty and lovabl
! traits of character have endearet
i her to the hearts of many. Tn
HERALD joins with their numerou
acqaintances in extending them it
D best congratulations and wishing
: for them all that a happy welded
life can bestow.