The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-05-17

Inc itduiHB SOCIAL event Vi tue ccaoOtA
for sbe vicinity Of Clayton was the nup-
tials on Wednesday, the 9Th inst. Of
Mr.. ]. c. Brewer and Miss Lara cald-
well. numbered among that commune
tvs most deserving young people.
The decorations of the beautiful,
pleasant Caldwell home were profuse.
A large number of friends and relatives
from Union City and Hickman assem-
bIed to witness the ceremony, said by
Elder G. I. Mayo, Of Dresden, pastor
Of Reelfoot Baptist Church. Mr.. T.
Wheeler acted as best man, while Miss
Ruth Caldwell, sister OF the bride, was
bridesmaids. The bridal party enter
ed the room to the strains Of the we'd
ding march, appropriately rendered by
Miss Luton.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Caldwell. She is a most
charming and talented young lady, pos
sessing every Characteristic to fit her for
the new life just assumed. The groom,
the son OF one OF Obion County's
staunchest. citizens, Esquire Brewer,
himself leading. progressive farmer.
He is noted for bis industry, sobriety
and good character. The bride and
groom are active members Of the Bap-
fist Church.
Following the ceremony congratula-
tons we're extended the happy young
people, and an ice course ofbrick cream
and cake served. On Thursday, at the
home or the groom's father and moth
er, delicious wedding feast was spread
in their honor, and was partaken Of by
a host OF friends.
The writer, their pastor, prays that
the blessings Of God may attend them
through all their efforts in fighting the
battles Of life together. May this union
prove to be one in which God had
hand in bringing about. G. 4. MAYO.
Misses Bess and Dot Beck entertain
ed the Thursday afternoon club, Tues
day afternoon, with a five hundred card
party, The reception rooms were deco
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rated in white and red with American
beauty roses as table fayors. Cards
we're played at five tables, Miss Anna
winning the high score prize,
. ratine purse The consolation, a sill
yer fan chain, was cut by Miss Agnes
Coble and the guests favor, sterling
hat-pin, by Mrs. John Bransford, Re-
freshments and sweets in red and white
we're served. The regular meeting of
The club will be held Thursday after
noon with Mrs, Boyse Howse.
A most enjoyablelawn party was Civ
10 little Miss Elizabeth Bransford, on
he event OF her seventh birthday, by
ler grandmother, Mrs. 4. Il. Brans-
ord. Thirty-one guests were present
md as many pretty gifts received by the
lonoree from her little friends A big |
,ake with candles was used as decora-
i've feature Of the refreshment table
where ice cream, cakes and sweets in
pink and white we're served.
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Mrs. Morris Miles was the hostess of
he Wednesday Afternoon Club at its
asst meeting Bridge was played at five
ables, many guests being present be-
ides the regular club members and
players. The high-score prize, q pair
# evening gloves, was won by Miss
Nary Swiggart. The cut and guest fa
rors, silk stockings and lace collar,
we're captured respectively by Mrs. H.
J Stanfeld and Miss Ruth Crenshaw.
Salads and ices we're attractively served
Ifter the game on the card tables.
Among the club visitors was Mrs. Law
ence Vaccaro, Of Memphis, who is the
rouse guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. @. X. Lyon, for week.
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A Gypsy tea, complimentary to Miss
carmen Parks, who left with her moth
II Wednesday morning for Los Ange-
es, was given by Miss Mona Jones Fri
lay afternoon last. The club was taken
to Pursley's grove north Of
be city, where most enjoyable sup
,er was served at Fix O'Clock The
rowd was chaperoned by Mesdames
Slasscoek, ]. L. Mosier, w w. Cow
len, Arlette Hardy, Lucille Mash and
Hiss Annie Little. Miss Carmen Parks
) one OF Miss Jones moss progressive
musical students. She wsll be missed
y the Mozart Club. 81 which she was 4