The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30
JOINER MOORE.

city vas solemnized Wednesday
evening. June %. at the Christian
Church ar the hour Of $50. It was
the scene aud the occasion an.
nounced for TIE marriage Of Mr..
Robert Clifford Joyner and Miss
Jennie Lee Moore, descendants OF
two houses OF prominent Obion
County people. For perhaps two
hours or more before time the crowd
was gathering to witness the nup-
tials and ere it began every seat
and every inch OF standing room
was occupied. Many were COM
PEELED to view the scene from the
outside through the windows and
even others turned away. The
church was in purple and white
and the electric lights in the same
colors. A large arch Of green foli-
age and white roses stood in front
of the chancel. In the center Of
this arch hung large bell covered
with purple. Miss Mittie Jones.
the organist, entertained the crowd
with one or two selections before
the ceremony. When the hour ar
rived the white lights were extin-
guished and the purple lights
turned on. Upon the arrival Of the
bridal party the FIRST to enter were
Mr.. Herman Dietzel and Miss Lola
White. right and left aisles, re-
spectIvely, next Mr. Hugh Harris
and Miss Margaret Bransford, left
and right, Mr.. Ed Kirkland and
Miss Ida Moore. right and left,
and Mr.. Virgil Wantland and Miss
Carrie K. Barry, left and right
again, moving to the stately music
Of Mendelssohn's Wedding March.
Thencame the bride and her maid
of honor, Miss Annie Jelks Daniel,
in the left aisle, and the groom and
Dr. Paul Joyner in the right. The.
attendants formed around the arch,
the bride and groom meeting under
the bell. The flower girls were Miss
Ruth Moore, sister Of the bride,
and Miss Agnes Moore, little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Joe
Moore; the ushers, Messrs. Robt.
White, Walden Davis, j.. G. Thomas
and Harry H. Edwards.
The ceremony was appropriate to
the occasion. Rev. Castleberry
spoke of the institution of marri-
age and its divine precepts. He
dwelt upon the purity and sanctity
Of the home, the nursery of ma
tons life and honor. The rites
were very beautiful and impressive.
After this the party marched from
the church to the carriages in a
manner to their coming and
to the home Of the bride
for formal reception. The origi-
nal arrangement was for a reception
at the home Of Mr.. Joyner in
the country, but this was postponed
on account Of the rains to be held |
tonight.
The bride wore beautiful suit |
Of white crepe de chine over silk
With satin trimmings and carried a
prayer book.
Miss Daniel, the maid of honor,
wore a costume of white silk with /
lilies of the valley, lace and chiffon
and she carried bon-
quet of carnations.
Miss Barry was dressed in a suit
Of white silk with valenciennes lace
trimmings. Each bridesmaid car
ried shower bouquet Of violets.
Miss Moore wore suit of white
organdie with ribbon trimmings.
Miss Bransford was attired in a
rich white silk gown.
Miss Whites costume was beau
tiful creation in white lace.
The flower girls we're dressed in
white and carried purple violets.
The gentlemen wore evening
dress suits.
Tie color scheme complete was
purple and white.
The bridal presents we're innum-
cradle and embraced many very
valuable articles.
The bride presented each grooms-
nan with a gold stick pin in the
shape of love knot and the brides
maids each 4 lace pin in the form
If a heart and wishbone inter-
Ewined.
Mrs. Joyner. the bride, is the
lovely daughter Of Mr.. Jas. M.
Moore. County Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. She is univer-
sally admired and deserves the es-
teem of her legion of friends. She
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