The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-06-21

every convenience, and only needed
the charming little housekeeper to
make the home complete. After a
delightful frappe was served by Miss
a1ary Brooks and Miss Elise En-
glish, the books were exchanged and
and an elegant Ice course was served.
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Jones Gordon.
Cards have been received by Co.
lumbia friends announcing the mar.
rlage of Miss Kate Latta Gordon, of
Dycrsbnrg, to Clark Tyndall Jones, of
Maury county, on Wednesday, June
26, at 8 o'clock, at the residence of
the brides parents, Hon. and Mrs.
Thomas Cage Gordon.
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Novelty Shower for Miss Overton.
The novelty shower given Miss
Aileen Overton, by the members and
friends of the Presbyterian church,
U. s. A., Tuesday afternoon at 5
O'Clock was an enjoyable affair. Low
Ing friends decorated the parlors of
the church for the occasion. At 5:15
o'clock little Lucille Cook, as Cupid,
Led in the fair nttle bride, by a
string OF hearts, and following was
an automobile driven by little Reba
Wilsford filed with choice and va
ried gifts for the bride-elect. While
these were being handed out, the lit
| tie postman, Donald Thomas, an
! nou1tccd his coming by shrewd whis-
| ties, ard manly marched to the bride
and presented her with a handsome
gift in silver from the official board.
Accompanying the gift was a bot uti-
full note, expressing their appreciation
of her valued services in their church
work, she being organist, Sunday
school teacher and faithful church
worker.
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Adams-Owen.
Miss Irene owen and Andrew Ad-
ANS were married Sunday Afternoon
by Rev. w. T. Maggard at his resi-
dence on Ninth street Mr. Adams is
resident of Pulaski and it's an en-
ploye of the Cumberland Telephone
Co. at that place and his bride is the
daughter of Mrs. George Owen who
lives IN Riverside, and has been an
employe of the telephone company
here for two years, and only resign
ed her place the middle of last week
The young couple left on the evening
train for Pulaski, where they will
make their home.
Jackson verton.
In the presence of a large number
of the friends and relatives Miss AL
ieen Overton was on Wednesday at
ternoon united in marriage to Waver
ly Hayes Jackson at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, the Rev. F. E
Birkett, the pastor of the church be
ing the officiant. The wedding was
one Of the most beautiful of the sea
son AMI attracted much attention in
social circles, both of the high con
tracing parties being decided favor
ties.
!, The church where the ceremony
was performed was most appropriate
ly decorated in flowers and ferns fol
!, the occasion and the altar at which
the tr1th of the young couple was
: pli5hted was a perfect bank Of pot
. ted plants and flowers.
The bride was never more attrac
tive and strikingly beautiful than il
, !hel beautiful wedding costume The
bridesmaid, Miss Eunice Polk, was
: becomingly gowned in a blue wolfe
, costume with hat to match. The
groon's best man was his brother
w. P jackson.
Preceding the marriage ceremony &;
, splendid musical program was rem
| dereG by Miss Camille Herndon, plan
. list, and Miss Eloise Cakes, vocalist
, Miss Cakes sang Il Love You Truly
and Because" and during the cere
mony "Nevens Flower Song. AS tn,
: wedding party entered Miss Herndor