The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-08
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Miss Dora T. -fnd Mr.. Aubrey
Sanders, o. Woodland Mills, were
married in this city at the Baptist
parsonage by Rev. Watson last
. Wednesday night. Mr.. Sanders is
one of Woodlands popular citizens.
He is engaged in contracting and
building. Mrs. Sanders was So
cial favorite and a most estimab BILE
young lady. The marriage is an
important event to the people of
Woodland We extend the happy
couple our best wishes.
JET
The club met with Mrs. Harris
Parks at the residence of Mrs. J r.
Cathey, Exchange street, last We'd
nesday afternoon. The prize win
ners in the game were Mrs. Lexie
Parks, first, and Mrs. John Bell,
who won the consolation. The first
prize was an elegant white purse.
Punch was accessible and refresh
tients served in the way of sherbet
and angel food cake. Mrs. Marguer-
lite Christian, of St. Louis, was
special guest of the club on this
occasion.
Oolumbians.
Mrs. J. B. Hibbitts entertained
the Columbian Club yesterday after
noon at home, Second street. The
society editor will give an account
of ii next week.
Juvenile Party.
Mrs. Seid Waddeil issued invita-
tions for a juvenile reception in
honor of her little grand niece, Miss
Elizabeth Dantzler, last Tuesday
afternoon. We presume the little
tots enjoyed the pleasures of the
beautiful home and the hostess.
Rives Society.
Miss Edna Clark most delight
fully entertained rev of her many
shriends at b er beautiful country
| ome last Tuesday mig h t. The
.mouse was beautifully decorated in
,cut flowers. A prize was awarded
to Agnes Palmer, Blanche Bond
and Stephen Moore. All present
enjoyed til e m e Ives immensely.
Those present we're Agnes Palmer,
Florence Bolts, Cecil Olive, Eva
Pyles, Mary Olive, Golden Alexan-
der, Sue Moss, Fleda Pruett, Bess
Harper, Daisy Pruett, Eva Scog- |
gins. Blanche Bond, verna CALI
colt. Ida Spikes, Myrtle Bond, Will
lie CaudIe. Stephen Moore, Leslie
Shore, Clarence GULL, Claud Bolts,
Sheriff. clemmons, Gu Moss, Ed
ward Scoggins, Orie Brown and
McAdoo Harris.
Troy Society.
Miss Harrie Crockett wa the
charming hostess of the Tuesday
Afternoon club last meeting. The
fourth chapter of Evangeline was
discussed and explained fully by
the able leader, Miss Annie Tay.
lor. After the lesson interesting
games were played, Miss Elsie
Brice being the lucky one, winning
a beautiful lace andke chief.
delicious refreshments
were served. Every one agreed
that Miss Crockett was an ideal
hostess.
Kenton Wedding.
Mr.. G. w. Reed, of the Union
Bank s. Trust Co., Jackson, Tenn,
aud Miss Lucille Flowers, the ac-
daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Flowers. were united in
marriage at the Cumberland Pres
Dyterian Church in Kenton, Tenn,
IN Tuesday evening, June 5, at 9
o'clock. Rev. h. H. Brown was the
sficiating minister. The church
was profusely and beautifully dec
,rated. Miss Gertrude Fullerton
Bennett, of Fruitland, rendered the
vedding march while the attend |
snts and bridal couple took their '
stations around the altar Of Hymen.
Those participating we're as fol- !
ows Misses Katharine Moseley, !
damie Tilgham and Trude Carroll, \
yenton, and Miss Van Meter, of
champagne, III, Messrs. H. J. Ra- !