The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-11-15

county, having been highly successful
in his chosen calling. He is son OF
Mr.. and Mrs, John Cecil of Cross
Bridges and has friends wherever he
is known.
The out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. John Cecil of Cross Bridges,
Mr.. Roy Cecil of Gallatin Miss Fay
Martin of Norfolk, Virginia. Mrs. H.
e. Woodside and Miss Mildred Ellis
Woodside Of Memphis, and Mr.. ]. A.
Johnson of Poplar Blum, Missouri
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Repen-zeitler.
Special to The Herald.
MooRESvnLE, Ala, November ID.
The social function towards which
society has turned its longing eyes
took place Tuesday night in the Meth
odist church at this place. when Mr..
Bascom Eugene Hegen of Columbia,
Tenn, and Miss Katherine Elizabeth
ZeitIer plighted their troth
The old church was beautifully and
profusely decorated with white and
yellow chrysanthemums, the color
scheme. white and yellow, being strict.
ly carried out in all the appointments
of this beautiful chrysanthemum mar.
riage. Long before nine O'Clock, the
appointed time. the spacious audito-
rum Eas crowded with the expectant
relatives and friends of the contract
ing parties, while the moments OF
waiting were made pleasant bS sew
eral well-rendered selections by Miss
Ruth Russell, accompanied BY Miss
Bessie Sykes, both OF Athens.
At the hour appointed the wedding
procession entered, preceded by The
ushers. Messrs. Wilson. Caldwell,
and Blackburn. in full evening
dress. followed by the attendants,
Miss Rubie Richardson and DR.. Jas.
Blackburn. Miss Atwood Hill and Mr..
Chris McCord, Miss Vene Littlejohn
and Mr.. Jas. Thomas Miss Harriet
Woodroof and Mr.. Sam Blackburn,
the maids in white chiffon and yellow
satin harness. carrying arm bouquets
Of yellow chrysanthemums tied with
broad. yellow. satin ribbon. Follow
ng these came the matron of honor,
Mrs Frank Richardson Of Birmingham,
herself bride Of but a few days,
wearing her bridal gown. Then came
he little flower girls. Annie Kimbls
3artlett and Helen Netherey, sister
nd cousin. respectively, Of the bride,
he former In yellow, the latter ia
White. silk. Master Edmond Garrett
n a costume. OF white cloth and gold
uttons, made handsome ring-bearer.
he bride entered the church with her
rother. Mr.. H. B. Zeitler. who gave
er away. The brides costume was
n elaborate creation OF messelaine
attn trimmed In real lace and ex-
uisite pearl passementerie; she car
ed gorgeous bouquet of bride roses
nd lilies of the valley. The bride
as met at the altar by the groom and
is best man, Mr.. Sam Harlan of Co
lmbia. the wedding march being
layed by Miss Bessie Skyes. The
mple and impressive ceremony OF
Ie M. e. church was feelingly recited
7 Rev. H. e. Wheeler, of Montevallo.
and former pastor OF the
,ide.
After the ceremony the wedding
Irty and a few near relatives re-
ifef 10 the 6fide'e home, where
licious feast Of good things was en-
yed the punch bowl being In charge
Miss Elizabeth Hill, and here con-
atuIations were showered upon the
ide and groom. Mr.. and Mrs Regen
L on the midnight train for an
tended wedding journey.
lNO IuOTc pOpulh anu o11 SNNEt.
Jung lady ever left home to join her
tunes with the man OF her choice
an this young bride. The groom 10
popular and successful business man
lose sterling character makes him
loved by all who know him. ID
: new home Mrs Regen will MAKE
rself leader as she possesses al
'se womanly graces that go to make
ends and popularity. The weddinS
scents were numerous and elegant
} worthy of mention being soliu
yer baking dish. sent by the iad'e'
the Columbia U. d. c., Chapter
Lmong the pre-nuptal entertain
nts was very enjoyable matineS
,sante and reception OF the X r
Il. Decatur, given in honor OF 'n'
ie and groom and bride-maidS' i"
young men Of the Decatars' laS'
day night.
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