The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-09-20
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Dedman-F ariss.
/ There was a marriage in Mt Pleas
ant Tuesday afternoon between Co
iumbla young people that while bear
Ing tinge of romance is of more
than ordinary interest to Columbia.
The contracting parties were Miss
Elizabeth Fariss and James DIED.
man, Rev. J. D. Wallace, pastor of
the Presbyterian church of that CITY.
officiating. The marriage took place
few minutes after 4 o'clock. The
wedding party consisted of the bride
and groom, and Miss Elizabeth Wat
son and w. s. Fleming, Jr., and they
were driven to Mt. Pleasant in an au-
tomobile by Ed Guest, returning here
Immediately after the ceremony. On
their return to Columbia the bride
and groom went to the home of the
brides parents on West Sixth street.
where they were the recipients of
constant stream of congratulations
and good wishes from their host of
friends until late hour.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Mora B. Fariss, and
is an exceptionally charming young
lady, and is most popular member
OF the social set, while the groom is |
the youngest SON of Mayor JOS MI
Dedman, proprietor of the Bethel
House, and is well and fayorably
known in the city and throughout the
county.
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Webb-Stamps.
Sunday night about o'clock ESQ.
Guest was called on to pronounce the
marriage ceremony of Maury Webb
and Miss Anna Belle Stamps, of the
Bear Creek community. The license
we're issued Saturday and the young
people drove in from their homes
Sunday night Esq. Guest has been
almost sick for several DAYS and had
etired early, but in keeping with his
'ast record as being accommodating
o the matrimonially inclined, he
the call and soon sent them
n their way happy as husband and
7ife.
A-
deetlng Matinee Program Commit
tee.
The program committee of the Mat
nee Musicale, consisting of Mes a
ames Henry Porter, John Cant, a
harles Sharp and Miss Mary Ash a
On, held an enthusiastic meeting 5
18th Mrs. Porter at her home on b
1est Seventh street Tuesday after il
Don. N
The study for the winter of 1912 F
will be source of great pleasure 3
nd profit to the entire club. The N
and opera of the greatest comros jc
s, including those of Weber, Ros- al
nj Gluck. Donizetti, Gounod, Mey- 81
beer, Verdi, Wagner, Puccini and la
ascagni are included in the line of
ork. Beautiful year books are be- ;,
g arranged for the convenience Of
g members.
The first musicale will be given in el
9 Century Club hall on Wednes- -
y afternoon, October the ninth. ~
lie participants are preparing a W.
autiful miscellaneous program Of 81
mo, voice and violin numbers. on
ter the first meeting the study OF NJ
, grand operas will be taken up. an
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1t the home OF the tride's broth an,
D. M. WeakAey. superintendent qu'
the Alabama Boys Industrial CIR
DOL, the marriage vows of William RE
sncer Helms and Miss Lestelle Le- sic
Stamps were spoken, the Rev. L. ly,'
Holmes officiating. mis-
he double parlors were tastefully 7
Grated with golden rod and -oses, ed
softly lighted by candles from the
glass candelebra. stol
liss Julia Fitzpatrick presided at stol
piano, accompanying the voice of 9th
sister, Miss Francis Fitzpatrick, viii
she sang Schrhert,s Saranada at wht