The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-12-04

dining room was darkened, and lighted
by white and green shaded candles, the
decorations being green with white
/ chrysantnemums. The dinner, served
IN dainty syle. reproduced in It's Ella
gance and abundance the grand we'd
ding and Thanksgiving feasts Of other
days combined in me
At 40 40 the afternoon few special
/ friends Of Miss VIrginia's ga hered To
witness her marriage TO AIr. iandell
| Paul WoOten They entered the parlOr
TO strains Of the wedding march played
10y the brides mother r; and, pausing be-
meath the lovely canopy draped 10 white,
Rev 4 p. Walker performed the cere-
mony that united their hearts and lives.
A sweater, more sacred marriage we
never Witnessed la her own parlor,
bcautificd with the same green ami
white decoration that prevsiitd in the
dining room, tile soft strains of music
from the fingers of the dear mother.
surrounded only by those who loved
her, we were made 20 realize that where
man and woman plight their troth, land
espe cial Y at the domestic hearth, the
place is pOly, the spirit of the hour is
sacramental-a sacrament whose sol
emnity reaches 20 eternity. MIR. and
Mrs. Wooteu left on the afternoon train
for Lebanon, where they will reside.
The bride Was one of the oveliest young
women of Culleoka. and in addition TO
her heautitul face pOS5- Ssad a chtrac-
ter equally as lovely, and bright intel
lact that completed most attractive
woman. For several years she has
taught and her work was wonderfully
successful. She possessed a zeal that
euat led her TO carry out her ideas. and
her lovely disposition made her univer
sally popular. Mr.. Wooten' home was ,
in Glasgow, Ky; he is young man of
fine character and intelligence; worthy
Of the care of the gentle woman he has
chosen as his companion. Many hearts |
go out to them 10 best wishes.
Mrs. Tomlinson and Miss Brownie, |
Mrs. Alternately and Miss Nicely, Mrs. |
Wilkes and Miss Mabel. Mrs. K G. |
Taylor, and Rev and Mrs. Beasley
attended the Kng-Beasley marriage at
last Wednesday.
The supper at Moore Institute Fri
day night was well attended and very
successful
The members of the Cumberland
church, two wagon loads strong,
"stormed" Bro. Price Wednesday after
noon, and there was a veritable bail
storm of cakes hams, sausage, turkey,
pickles. preserves, fruits, OBJ everything,
right down into his pantry until it
almost ran over. Needless to say he
anC his household celebrated Thanks
giving in the right spirit
Mrs. S. A. Henderson has gone to
Franklin on visit
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Wilson, Jr., will
move to Franklin soon.
Mrs. Benson Evins and Miss Aline
Page went to Roberts Bend for Thanks
giving.
Rev and Mrs A P Walker and little
Mary. returned to De Ray Friday, after
4 visit to Mrs. M. E. and Mrs. E. G
Taylor. These two are ever welcome in
Culleoka. 4.
Miss Worley and Massrs. Wyatt and
Pitts were Miss Smiser'e guests
Turing the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr.. J. P. Graham and Miss Mary
Whitaker attended 5he Educational
Rally at Mt Pleasant Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Tomlinson
we're visitors here during Thanksgiy
ng
The friends of Rev. and Mrs.
/. R. Stewart sympathze with them in
heir great grief over the death OF
heir son, Roger. which occurred
night. He was eleven years
Id, remarkably bright, and lovable
10Y. BARBARA.