The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-06-13


sweet peas Little Miss Virginia
Gordon, niece of the bride, was ring |
bearer, wearing dainty lingerie
frock with pink ribbons.
The groom was attended by his
brother, DR.. W. J. Blackmer, of Bal
timore. The wedding music was rem
dered by Mrs. Charles Russell Ray. |
Frappe was dispensed by Mrs. Isaac
Chadwell and the wedding register
was kept b. Mrs. T. w. FARES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackmer left on the
afternoon train for Wilmington
Beach and other points in North Car
DINA, Mrs Blackmer travelling in a |
suit of blue aud hat Of French design.
The wedding gifts were numerous
and formed reat display.
The bride is one If Mt. Peasants
most popular young ladies', and the
groom is young man of sterling
qualities, anc nas been connected
with the Ruh-a Phosphate Company
for several years
They will be at home at the Ingram
Hotel after jus Is.
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campbell-Rohcrts.
A marriage Of exceptional note was
that of Miss Fleonor Sheegog Roberts
and Allen Campbell at Spring Hill
Tuesday evening. The nuptials we're
| consumated 1T the Grace Episcopal
church at O'clock, DR.. Hosten, rec.
| tor, officiating. The church was beau
tifully decorated with Magnolia
leaves, daisies and other white flow
ers, alusians and wax tapers.
The bride was given away by her
sister, Mrs Macon Thornton, of Or
mond, Fla. Miss Nell Satterwhite, of
Nashville, special friend of the
bride, was the bridesmaid and Elem
Sheegog, of Columbia, was the
groomsman, while Geo. Campbell and
Glenn Campbell were the grooms.
men. Mrs. Henry Pointer, a sister
of the groom, was the matron of hon.
or, and Collin Campbell, another
brother of the groom, was the best
man.
The music was conducted by Mrs.
Worth Landcn
Immediately following the ceremo-
ny there was a reception at the home
of Mrs. Henry Pointer in honor of the
wedding party. The decorations here
were in conformity with those at the
church and the color scheme like that
at the church was pink and white, |
and this was carried out in the re-
freshments.
In the list Of the present swas an
elaborate silver chest, the gift of the !
Campbell family, and solid silver
tea set from the Bank of Spring Hill, |
of which institution Mr.. Campbell is
vice president. The principal gift !
from the brides family was beauti- |
full imported china set There was
large humble rrf other gifts consisting
Of solid silver and cat glass.
The bride is the daughter of the !
late Eugene Roberts, OF Nashville, |
who was FOR number of years the |
business manager OF the Nashville
American and one Of the foremost |
business men of the city during his |
life time, and a lady of talent and
charming personality. She has 2een
at Spring Hill conducting a private |
music class and has endeared herself |
to all. Allen Campbell is one Of the |
best known farmers and breeders in |
Maury county, man of wealth and |
the highest degree Of integrity. Hell
is proprietor of the famous Cleburne
Farm and now has in course of cree
ton the most complete home IN the |
county, to which they went ct once
to begin housekeeping
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decentralization.
A beautiful wedding took place at |
the home of Mrs Campbell Brown al |
Spring Hill Wednesday afternoon, !!
Miss Mary Eastman Wharton and T. |
P. Yeatman being the contracting |
parties, Rev Walter 3. Capers, OF |
Columbia performed the ceremony i'll |
the presence Of host of relatives