The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-08-21
BUMBREY.-.MA NUPTIALS.

The marriage of Miss Pinkie May
,errv to Mr.. Louis d. Bumbrey was the
of pretty love romance
If several years standing. The bril-
liant affair took place Tuesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Mayberry, Hills
Doro, Tenn. The arrangements OF this
beautiful country home were unique
and attractive and the decorations
were profuse. The house, which IS OF
ante-bellum construction, was decor
ated throughout with Jackson vines
and pink and white carnations, this be
ing the color-scheme idea. In the spa
cious parlor where the ceremony was
performed the mantles and windows
were draped with vines, and flowers
were banked upon the broad stairway
in front of which stood the Rev. MI
J. C. Fields, who oficiated.
At 8 o'clock Miss Mary Lou Dubison'
of Franklin, began playing "Mendels-
sohu's Wedding March" to the strains
Of which the bridal party marched
through the large hall. First came lit
tle Misses Loutrell Taylor and Mary
Ewing holding streamers OF PINK ana
white ribbon which made an aisle
through which passed the brides
maid Miss Corinne Peterson. she
was followed by Mr., Bumbrey and his
hest man. Mr.. Samuel L. Carter. Then
came the sister of the bride, Miss Ger
trude Mayberry, who served as MAID
of honor. The bride entered on the
arm of her brother. Mr. John May
berry. The ribbon-bearers and brldes
maid wore white lingerie dresses with
mink ribbon: the maid of honor wore
white and carried a bouquet OF pink
carnations. The bride made a pretty
picture in white organdy elaborately
trimmed in tucks and lace with an
empire girdle. Her bouquet was Of
meiden-hair fern and white roses. She
wore a tulle veil caught up with a
wreath of orange blossoms,
After the ceremony the wedding was
celebrated in true Southern style
The guests. which included a party
from Nashville were invited into the
dining-room, where a bountiful repast
had been prepared. Here long table,
covered with white damask and fes-
tooned with Jackson vines, was la
dened with eatables of all kinds. In
one corner a smaller table had been
placed around which the bridal party
was seated A full supper, including
ices was served. After everybody
had dined to their hearts content, the
quests we're escorted to the residence
of Mr. John Mayberry, in the imme.
diate ncighborhood, where music and
games were enjoyed until the wee
sma' hours" At an early morning
hour the members of the Nashville
partv we're driven in a tally-ho over
the eight miles to Franklin, where
they were the guests of Miss Hazel
Doyle until TAO o'clock, when they re-
turned to Nashville. Those going out
we're Misses Nellie e. King, Cora Al
len. Mary C. Clark, Ruth Pearl Mckin
nev. Jennie P. Dunson, Lady b. String
er. Georgia L. Hadley Maggie Mayber
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Haves. T. West, Samuel L. Carter
Ewing and Robert Dobson, Frank }
Rattle. Dennis Irwin, George o. Boyd
Mrs. A. S. Rucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt
Nicholson. Mrs. Fanny Ewing, an(
Rev. and Mrs. J. c, Fields. The
entire party returned to Nashville Wed
nesday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Bum
brey going to their residence on Jef
ferson street, where they received theil
eitv friends in the evening from
to 10 o'clock. Throughout the callini
hours acuuaintances were Offering con
gratulations and best wishes. Here
was also seen the magnificent displa!
of wedding presents which were valu
able as well as useful. Many present
came from Mr. Bumbrey's home Il
Texas and attested the popularity o
this gentleman, who has resided Il
Nashville for several years and hold
the responsible position of foreman o
ire composing rooms at the Natlona
Baptist Publishing House Mrs. Bun
brey is we'll known here. having bee
; a teacher in the county schools TO
some time They are at home to thei
friends at POOP Jefferson street.