The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-22

SOCIETY.
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-'oi.n High street. DR.. T. A Wbarto,
onelated- The double parlors wbtc,
we're the scene Of the ceremony wer.
s.aeeluily decorated in green am
Mnite with hangings Of Jackson vine
ana smilax. An altar of grouped nalm.
ana lerns was in the front window. 3,
s"e parior. Opposite, at the rear al
tne adjoining room, was a SECOND am.
oahhnent of palms. starred with white
ehrysanthemums. The cabinet mo,
'els IN both rooms had for a center.
piece large vase of white chrysan.
themums, with candeIabras filed with
white shaded candles. The hall was
beautiful In Jackson vine and autumn
leaves.
The bridal procession was formed
up stairs, Miss Annie Dane Davis of
Spring Hill, the maid of honor. pre.
ceded the bride. who came alone and
was met at the landing by the groom
and his best man, DIR. ]. II. Edwards
me entrance was made through the
BACK parlor, until the folding doors
were reached and there an arch was
formed by hanging drapery with fes-
ICONS OF smilax. From this center of
the arch a large bell hung, covered
with white chrysanthemums and bows
of tulle.
The nuptial music was furnished by
Mrs. Ella Kelly, who played Mendels-
sohn's wedding march as the bridal
party entered.
Meditation" was softly played dur
ing the ceremony. Mr.. Jessie Gray
sang Love Me and The World is
Mine" during the occasional.
The bride was never fairer than In
her wedding gown of white messaline
satin exquisitely suited to her style
md figure. 1t was slightly trained,
made with an empire back, finished
With a broad girdle, and the corsage
vas trimmed deliberately with Duchess
ace. Her tulle veil was adjusted with
crown of orange blossoms, and she
arried a French boquet of lilies of
he valley and bride roses with
treamers of white satin ribbon. Her {
My ornament was a diamond sun
urst, the gift of the groom. Miss y
avis, the maid of honor, was charm t
lg in gown of pink point de spirit
yer taffeta silk. She carried a bo- b
uet Of La France roses, tied with \
hite tulle. She wore as an orna-
tent, a gold bar a gift from the Y
ride. l
Mrs. W. E. Martin wore gown of b
ack messaline silk with touches of n
vender. She was assisted by Mes N
ames s. E. Calender, who wore Y
hite mule with a bertha OF lace. i
RS. ]. R. Martin, in toilette Of white g
Tile with ,corsage of lace. Mrs. G
Iner Foster, attired in light blue chif- y
n with lace trimmings. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Coffee left on the W
so train for visit to relatives at y
,nita, Louisiana N
The brides going-away gown was a n
lored brown cloth suit with bodice al
ecrue net with hat to match. N
The bride is a young woman OF at IN
active personality. and since her 10
ming to Columbia a year year or OF
IRE since has won many friends. In sp
old home at Spring Hill, she was en-
avorite among the younger set anu De
nv OF these old friends were pres p.
to offer their congratulations. Mr.
rev ia native Maury countian and We
ne 70 Columbia number, of years de
CO from Campbell Station. He Is esl
mber of the Columbia bar and is an
a in high esteem by the members tra
his profession while among the sc
lie at large he numbers his lea
nds almost by his acquaintance.
ranv handsome presents bore testi- ula
~ Of the popularity of this young the
pie. ~
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