The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-01-13
Curtin Scates.


the home Of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. E. Scates, las
Wednesday morning Rev. w. J
Mccoy, of the Methodist Church
officiated, and the ceremony wa
strikingly impressive and beautiful
The bride was attired in a hand
some brown travelling suit and tn
groom ia the conventional black.
They left under a shower o
good-byes and benedictions foi
their health and happiness, enrouts
to Louisville. After which they
will return to Hickman where the
Doctor has prepared a luxurious
home for the bride.
Quite number Of friends gather
ed in for the happY,o occasion includ-
ing a number Of Union City friends
and DR.. Louis Baltzer, the grooms-
man. Mr.. Chester Bondurant. Miss
Lizzie Tams, Mr.. Chas. Parham
and mother. and Miss Clara King,
Of Hickman.
The popularity Of the bride is un-
questioned. A social and general fa-
vorite in Union Citywas Miss Bessie.
Charming indeed in all those hap
by feminine graces that beantify
@the soul. the intellect, the charac-
ter and the person, In all of these
there was no contradiction. But
that which perhaps attracted more
friends was gift of kindness
which found expression in her
countenance and in all her words
and actions. This is the quality
OF character which makes all the
l world akin and it is one of the
brightest of her faculties. The
bride is a talented musician and
served for number of years as or
ganist at the Cumberland Presby-
terian Church. She was also
member of the Chaminade Club.
From these places she will be
greatly missed by her associates,
as we'll as from home and fireside.
The groom is prominent young
phi sician of Hickman, having at
tanned distinction in his profession.
He is a graduate of one of the
LouisVille medical and surgical
sch ools, and now enjoys a large
practice.
+ GLOWING is . list Of presents
sent to the tAide and groom.
Chaminade Club, Japanese tankard.
Cumberland choir, Indian rug.
Handsome water set, Arthur and
Harry Scates, Greenwood, Miss.
Salad bowl, Or. and Mrs. w. A.
Mailing.
Silver butter dish, Mrs Geo Nash
and Mrs. Wayne Watts.
Fruit knives, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.I
Reynolds.
Tale spoons, Floie and Agnes Coble
Cream ladle, Mrs. d. j. Caldwell.
Teaspoons, Harriette Beckham
Silver syrup stand, Mrs. John Elan
and son.
Butter knife, Mr. and Mrs. j. r.
Scates, Jacksonville, Tex.
Handsome clock, DR.. w. L. Hen
bricks.
Tablespoons, Mrs, Harriette Tams,
Ky.
Burnt-wood box, Mrs. G. II. Parham;
Silver salad spoons, G. II. Parham, Of
Hickman.
Rug, Miss Pearl King, Hickman.
Burnt-wood box and point-lace hand
kerchief, Mrs. D. w. Beckham.
Embroidered pin cushions, Mrs. D.
Il. Peniek.
Table linen, Mrs. Osce Spradlin and
Sam Chandler
Handkerchief case and point-lace
handkerchief, Mrs. G. WtiMiles.
Hand-painted plate, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Naylor.
Linen towels, Mrs. Kettle Cheatham,
Silver seal and letter set, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Jones.
Silver tutter knife, Mr.. and Mrs
w u. Casey. an "A sH9 ~
Handsome burnt-wood placque, Mrs.
John Bell, Mrs. Hardy Llgon and Miss
Ruth Lyon. gErvasd 10 g6a hth
Teaspoons, Miss Lizzie Tams, Hick-l
man.. lfR M .6a saFf9-8la HiA3lF
Table linen, Mr.. y. Curll6. 3, l.
Hand-bathted plate, Mrs. Chas.
Dietzel
Rug, Mr. aud Mrs. II. L. Curtin.
Woodland Mills.
Knife and forks, Mr.. and Mrs. b. +.
Beckham.
!. Teaspoons, Mrs w. w. Cowardin.
Silver cream ladle. Mr.. and Mrs,
o. BSRadebaugi.
Table linen. Kate, Watson Beckham.
Burnt-wood PLAGUE, Dan, Jr., and
Carrie Beckham.
Point-lace handkerchief, Miss Edna