The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-03-08

ested friends and relatives, was that
of Miss Emma Lipscomb McFall and
Maury Davidson Armstrong, on We'd
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at
Zlon, the Oldest and most historical
church in the county. A number OF
the most intimate friends of the con-
uacting parties spared no pains in
their efforts to decorate the large
church, which was beautiful In the
bridal colors, white and green. The
chancel, pulpit and choir railing
were banked in frosted cedar, magno-
LA leaves anc numberless white can.
dies, while the massive columns were
iraped in frosted cedar.
The same decorations designated
the ribbon pews. Pink and green
were the colors and were prettily
emphasized in the entire wedding,
and the effect was decided success.
Preceding the marriage a beautiful
musical program was rendered. Mrs.
Raymond Adkisson sang Beautiful
Eyes" and Because" DR.. T. Bled-
soc Brown sang IF | Had Thous-
and Lives" while Miss Edna Frier-
son rendered number of pieces. At
the appointed hour the bridal party
entered the church in the following
order: Ushers, Messrs. George c..
McFall, Edward P. Turner. W. C.
Armstrong, Arch w. Lipscomb, Nolan
l.. Gartner, DR.. C. ]. Hurlburt, DR..
Otey ]. Porter and Erwin McEwen.
Following the ushers came Mabel
Houston and Annie Barton McFall,
the beautiful little Misses as flower
'naidens, keeping perfect time TO the
grand ole march carrying baskets Of
white carnations, maiden hair ferns
and orange blossoms. They were
dressed in lovely embroidered frocks
with pink accessories. Then came
the brides maids Miss Annie Lieces-
ter Houston, in dainty costume of
pink crepe de chiene over pink silk;
Miss Emma Harlan in white hinge,
RE, and next came the groomsmen,
| George Lipscomb McFall and William
;. Fleming, Jr. Up the right aisle
came Mrs. w. Spence McFall, matron
| OF honor, lovely in a white maruui-
settle owe" white satin, carrying white
carnations, up. the opposite aisle
came Miss Mary McFall, only sister
lot the bride. She was strikingly
handsome in draped gown of pink
satin striped marquisette over Pink
silk and carried corsage boquet of
ferns and pink carnations. The
bride, who is beautiful young wo-
man, entered the church on the erm
Of her brother, w. Spence McFall
and never looked lovlier than she did
in her fu,; wedding toilet of brocaded
marqLisette over messaline satin
with trimmings of pearl and real lace
Her only ornament being a pearl pin
OF her mothers, the gift of the groom
Her veil was held in place with a
chaplett Of orange blossoms and val
ley lilies Her flowers were white
carnations and ferns. The groom en-.
tered with his best man, DR.. r. S.
Osborne, and was met at the altar
by the Rev. D D. Gregory, who in a
most impressive ceremony united
these young lives.
Immediately after the ceremony
the guests assembly at Forrest
Home" the home Of the bride. Tho
home is a beautiful colonial building
and with its spacious rooms, hall and
tall ceilings made an ideal setting for
the occasion. Pink and green were
the colors used in the decorations OF
the reception rooms. The guests
We're received in the hall by Miss
Hugh Ella Estes. The reception
room was in white and green and
here the entire bridal party was re-
ceived with the happy young couple,