The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-10-07
Society,"


Mrs. Payne Bransford entertained with
an exquisitely appointed luncheon on
Tuesday, announcing the marriage Of
Miss Bess Morgan to Mr.. Robert E.
White on October 10, 1910. A color
scheme OF red was effectively used, the
dining room lighted by red can
dlabras with red feart shapes and tied
with red meline The table was espe-
cially pretty with center piece of red
carnations and smilax. The candalbra
and bonbon dishes were placed on heart
shaped mats outlined with red carna-
tions and smilax. The place cards were
especially appropriate, being miniature
hand-painted brides, underneath which
were attached the cards announcing the
important event Eight courses were
served in which the idea was carried
out in detail After lunch bridge was
enjoyed, Miss Mary Swiggart winning
the first prize, water color. The hon
Gree also secured one. Those present
were Misses Morgan, Glasscock, Walker
and Swiggart, and Mesdames Wallace
Moore, Harry Edwards, Dick Edwards,
Irene Dahnke and Julian Snyder.
Friends in this city some days ago
received invitations to the marriage of
Miss Eula Dickerson and Mr.. r. II.
Gardner, at Clarksville, Tenn, on We'd
nesday Oct. 5, 1910 Miss Dickerson
was reared in this city and still has a
large number of admiring friends in
this section. Mr.. Gardner, we under
stand, is engaged in the wholesale to-
bacco business and is an excellent young
gentleman. They will reside at Clarks-
Vile
The Review Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock at the
home OF Mrs. Chandler with Miss
Bransford as leader. The second lesson
in the new study will be discussed. On
the Dist of October the first attraction
Of the lyceum course, the Hinshaw
Grand Opera Company, will be at the
opera house.
Mr.. Luther Swaner and Miss Rose
Petty were married Wednesday after
noon by ESQ, H. S. Sacra. They were
both from Texas and are members OF
.he Tiger Bill Shows,
Miss Ruby Williams is up again,
,fter a short relapse.
Mr. and Mrs David Cockrill attended
he Memphis fair the first of the week.
Mr.. Ole Nichols and his niece, Miss
Bryant OF Rives, were in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah A. Nalor returned Mon
lay from a visit with relatives at Pop
ar Bluff, Mo.
Mrs. Carl Paesler returned Saturday
0 her home at Tupelo, Miss, after sew
raj weeks visit in the city.
Mrs Matte Burton, OF Mckenzie,
vas the guest Of her sisters, Mesdames
Iorris and Halves, this week
Mrs. Jack Henry, after a visit with
Irs. Craddock and Mrs Donaldson, of
'iptonyilh, has returned to her home
a Springfield, Tenn
Mrs, Clarence MCGEE and little daugh-
err, Sara Louise, left Saturday for their
ONE at Coyington, after spending the
ummer in the city with Mrs. McGee's
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Massengill.
Mrs. ]. +. Hudgins and daughter,
Iiss Pearl, arrived Monday and are Wis
ing Union City friends They make {
at the home of Mrs. Hud-
ms son, W. f. Hudgins, East Elk {
mango street. n
The following young ladies, who are
lembers OF the Confederate choir, will
tend the old soldiers reunion at Obion
lis week: Misses Pearl Pettus, Willie
ellie Mays, Mary Andrews, Mabel Grit
n, Leila Reeves, Mary Wallace Hay
IN, Mamie Woriey and Bessie Beck. F