The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-11-13

AZ U OU " ClOCh L 1uCSudy
November 10th, amid myriads of
ferns, palms, banks of roses, and in
the presence of a host of intimate
friends, among which was conspicu-
ous the members of the H. T. G. M.
Club, with most of the lady teachers
Of the public school, who by special
arrangements were present, surround
ed by relatives, and under circum-
stances that were extremely inviting,
DR. Charles H. Johnson, of Atlanta,
Ca, and Miss Caroline Mildred Bry-
ant, of this city, were united in mar
riage. The ceremony was performed
by Rev G. L. Jackson, D. D.. pre-
7iding elder of the South Nashville
District Of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church. It was beautiful
home wedding, and although pre-
formed at an unusually early hour Of
the morning, it only tended to bring
together the select friends of the con-
tracting parties. DR.. Johnson, the
rroom, entered the spacious parlor
Fr0m the hallway entrance, wearing
Nlack Prince Albert suit closely but
'cued. with Mrs. Arthur G. Price, the
matron of honor, who wore white
~ilk and carried a bouquet of pink
c"rnations. Miss Bryant descended
the stairway under a bright light
oNed by the gas burners, leaning upon
the arm of her brother. Mr.. Ira T.
bryant. She wore q white lingerie
'nd a bridal veil with lilies of the
valley, caught up with a pearly pin.
She carried, a bouquet of white car
notions, They passed through the
''ning-rcom between wall of friends
IN each side and meandered their
way through the dining-room en-
'~0nce into the front parlor where
'Ood DR. Johnson, the groom, the ma
ION of honor, and Rev. DR.. Jackson
IN all the loveliness of the early
morning, they presented picture
that will be long remembered They
nledged their faith to each other, ac-
HoDting marriage vow given by this
swine who in simple vet Impress
w ceremony, pronounced them man
ond wife. with What God hath
ioined together, let not man put asun-
dor" and with a fervent prayer for a
'N0e, happy. useful life, he pro.
Nounced the benediction.
Miss Mabel Scott presided at the
riano, playing Mendelssohn's We'd
ling March as the bridal party en-
'ored. There was a stiffness which
"os only broken by the deep breath
INC and the distinct tone of the min
i'ter while the wedding ceremony
was being performed But immedi-
"tely afterwards Miss Scott played
beautifully an instrumental piece that
was befitting the occasion, while the
friends showered CONGRATULATIONS
unon the newly-married counle.
The bride is the DAUGHTER of Mrs
M. e. Bryant, who is we'll and favor
ably known both in Alabama and Ten.
nessee. She is the sister of Mr.. Ira
T. Bryant, the new secretary of the A.
M. r. Church Sundav-School Union
Nr. M. E. Bryant, of Chicago, and DR..
Theodore Bryant, of Houston, Tex.
SIZE is a graduate of the city high
school and has been q teacher in the
city schools. The groom is well and
fovorablv known in Nashville, having
attended Meharry Medical College
from which he graduated with the
class Of 1907 with high honors. He
is now practicing in Atlanta, Ga.
Or. and Mrs. Johnson were the re.
cinients of a large number of useful
ard valuable presents. There was
served in the dining-room a lovely
collation. breakfast consisting of fruit
9"l"9e. black coffee, chicken Gro
ouettes. hot rolls, cheese straws and
mints, The bride and groom received