The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-24

denee and love. She vas si11aJ
gowneA in blue cloth and carried no
aowers- Immediately after the ser
vice DIR. and Mrs- L D. Black opened
their home TO the bridal party and the
friends Who were present and for An
hour there was nerriment while sup
Der was served and congratulations
the groom has business connections
those to whom he happiness OF the
young couple was very dear. The
home win be in Heidenheimer where
the groom has business Connections
and In counted one Of the young men
who give promise Of future wslfbe-
ing and worth a. . citizen
The bride has been Texas resi-
dent but q year, having come with
her mother from Columbia, Tenn. to
bake her home In Heidenheirner
Back In the old home" therefore
her marriage was source OF deep
interest and being denied perronai
participation In the happy eTent
these friends gave linen shower as
q friendship tribute TO the bride-to-
be 30 far away. The dainty hits
were expressed to the Texas nome
and are among the other gifts which
came to speak Of the esteem In which
she Ia held--Temple (Tex) 1ele-
gram
Tfoep-eFcSn.
James Troop, OF Glendale. and Miss
Audra May Brown were married and
the home OF the bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C. Brown, at Groveiand. The wed
ding was a quiet affair, only the home
folks being present. The ceremony was
said By Esq. Holt Mr.. Troop ie
prosperous farmer of Glendale, and
the bride 10 one OF the fairest beau
ties OF Groveland. Mr.. Troop 10 70 be
congratulated In winning her lore.
They have many friends wishing them
O long and happy life together.
ledbetter- Gardner.
Miss Bertha Gardner and Forest
Lsdbetter were quietly married AZ the
Tennessee Orphanage, In the presence
of a few friends of the young people,
by Rev. w. T. Boaz, Of the Christian
church. The ceremony was very quiet
and impressive. The groom's moth
er, Mrs. John Ledbetter, rendered
reception to the bride and groom yes
terday evening at her home on Thir.
teenth street, being beautifully decor
ated In ferns and carnations. They
are with his mother for several weeks.
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To Attend Wedding.
A large number from Culleoka and
Columbia left this morning for Thomp
son Station to attend the wedding of
Mrs Hodge Epps to DR.. Clayton,
which takes place today. The fol-
lowing are In the party: Maj. J. T.
Miss Nellie Williamson,
DR.. J. G. Williamson, Miss Lucy VIII
Charles Williamson and fam
ny, Mrs. James A. Smiser and Owen
Smith, of Lynnville. Maj. William
sons father was the brides guardian.
AIumnae Association.
All OF the members OF the Maury
County Alumnae Association and any
,ne who wishes to become member
are urged to be present at Social
Function to be held In the receDtion
rooms of the Century, Club. satur-
lay afternoon at two Thirty O'Clock.
Miss Mary Myers Of Nashville. his
orian of the organization, will be the
lonoree on this occasion and all who
attend have a pleasant treat In store .
or them as she will give one of her
delightful readings.
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For Miss Knox. I
Mrs. Charles Morford entertained
at luncheon today at the
hermitage Club, followed by box
,arty to compliment Miss Carrie
Knox, of Admission, Ala, who Is the
,uest Of her aunt. Mrs. s. X. Harwell.
Those In the congenial party besides
he hostess and honor guest, were
desdames Lena Hillman, Halle Pad
,ett, s. X. Harwell and Henry H. =