The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-12-13

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hair fern, and she herself the picture
Of exquisite beauty, joined the groom.
While the ceremony was being per-
formed by the pastor, Rev. G. P. Law
yer, the organist played softly Lohen-
grin's wedding march.
After the ceremony, and the newly
married couple had received the con-
gratulations of their many trends, the
bride on the arm of her husband,
marched out of the church through
the north aisle, to their carriage with
out, being followed from thence to the
Masonic-Pythian Hall by all the
guests. There, in that beautifully dec
GRATED building, a sumptuous repast
of five courses was served to a
packed house Of representative peo-
pie. The decorations were white and
green; the souvenirs were Cinderella
gilt slippers mounted on white and
green mint hearts. The tables in the
spacious hall were formed in the
shape Of the letter H" At the cen
ter Of the letter sat the groom and his
beautiful bride; about them sat the
immediate members of the groon's
family, as follows: Prof. A. ]. How
ard, of Campbell College, Jackson,
Miss; DR.. w. F Howard, of Vicks-
burg Miss !; DR.. e e. Howard, of Me-
ridian, Miss, and DR.. s. D. Redmond,
# Jackson, Miss.
The out-ofItown guests were, besides
those named above: Prof. M. S. Stu
art, of Jackson, Miss; Judge l.. ],
Winston, of Greenville, Miss; Mes
danes Charles Banks and James B.
Garrett and Miss Hettie w. Garrett,
all of Mound Bayou, Miss; Mr.. ]. w.
Bedou, of New Orleans, La; Mes
danes N. |. Ritz and N. l. Work and
little daughter Mona Bell, of Nash
vile, Tenn; Mesdames Annie S. Gray
and Adelaide Sykes, Of Greenwood,
Miss; Misses Ethyl AtLaway and Min
ma Johnson, of Greenville, Miss; Mrs.
Joanna Russell (Mrs. Ethyl Towards
former teacher) of MI. Herman SEMI
nary, Clinton, Miss; Mrs. T. F. Oneal
Sunfower, Miss; Mrs. Fannie Peyton
Faisonia, Miss, and Mr.. Chas. Bali
Of Heatman, Miss. 1s,r.r.
The bridal party left for Vicksbure
on the evening train on the 2Sth
Mrs. Howard, who was formerly Miss
Cox, left at tIe station on her depar
ture a host of relatives and friends
waving her a hearty adieu and wish
ing her all the happiness Of a IONS
'wedded life. After spending some
time with relatives in the West anC
East, DR.. and Mrs. Howard will take
up their residence at Bessemer, Ala.
where DR.. Howard has a large prac
ticee.
For the marriage the bride wal
gowned in a real lace princess owe
white satin charmeuse, draped will
dewdrop chiffon, and mother of pearls
|, Her veil was imported tulN, caugh
on the side with pearls and an ostricl
stole. Her travelling suit was a two
toned mixture of tan and black Eng
, fish whipcord tailored suit, and
white pan-velvet hat.
Wedding Menu.
Course No. Oranges in orang
baskets.
Course No. 2-Oyster Soup.
Course No. 3-Boned turkey, Ems
q llSu peas III uOdIEbhoPOu oAhhiA
: beaten biscuits, asparagus serve
;, on rosettes, baked pork, cranberr
r sauce in green apple timbales.
! Course No 4-Heart-shaped chees
5 sandwiches, fruit salad on cracke
1 carts.
r Course No. 5-Brick creanAgree
+ and white, individual cakes, decorate
! with white chrysanthemums.
: Bridal Cake.
In the center of the table was
very beautiful cake, solid white, De-
Grated with white roses and gree
! leaves. On the crest Of the cake wa
"a fence, the exit through which t
the outside was an arch, in the eel
ter of which hung a white bell. FroI
the base of the cake to the fence o
the crest, and extending to an alta
which was within the arch. ran
stairway; on the altar was a Bib
and on the Bible was a %chrysanth'
: mum. The cake stood on a pedestal
around this pedestal was built a beal
tiful fence of green and white site
candy.
This cake was the production c
Mrs. N. 1. Work, Of Nashville, Tenn
a cousin of the bride, who is quite a
artist at decorating. She and he
mother, Mrs. N. |. Ritz, also of Nasl
vile. had the entire management q
the reception.
The Minnehaha Club.
The Minnehaha Club met at tn
home of Miss Kizzie L. Hill, Gil Wei
ster street, Tuesday, December
The meeting was opened with son
and prayer, as usual. Plans were di'
cussed as to how to increase tn
treasury for the coming quarterly col
ference. The members decided t
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