The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-06-19

inent young business man of Corbin,
KY, was solemnized Thursday after
noon at Grace Chapel at O'clock.
The officiating clergyman was Rev.
Z Geo. T. Hoster, who read the beauti-
full Episcopal ceremony most impress
sively. The bride was beautiful In
gown OF white crepe and lace and a
picture hat, and carried shower bou-
quet of lilies of the valley and white
roses. She was attended by her two
younger sisters, Miss Margaret White
being maid of honor, and Miss Mary
Blair White being bridesmaid. They
both wore white dresses of white lin
gerie and carried bouquets of pink and
white carnations. DR.. Guy Odil, of
Spring Hill, acted as best man, and
the two groomsmen were Sam War
rem and Ben G Davis. The bride was
given away by her cousin Joseph
Lee. Little Miss Susie Polk Hardin,
in a dainty costume of pink and
white, made most charming little
flower girl and preceded the bride up
the aisle carrying basket CT pink
sweet peas. Miss Annie Hardin, who
presided at the organ, played the soft
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march. Just before the ceremony
AT Dawning'' and Because" were
most delightfully."- and beautifully rem.
dered by Miss Emma Claire Moore, Of
Columbia. The chancel Of the church
was decorated for the occasion in
white flowers and myriads of candles.
The young couple left Immediately for
an extended. bridal trip to Asheville
North Carolina.
The following visiting guests were
in attendance, Fred Blair and George
Blair, of Nashville: Miss Mary Shan
non and Miss Rosa Lee Jefferson, OF
Franklin; Miss Emma Claire Moore,
of Columbia; Miss Irene Williams,
Miss Caroline Williams and Mrs. Geo.
Parks, of Columbia.
Mr.. Nelson is one of the leading
ice manufacturers Of his home city
and is a young man of exemplary life
and has numerous friends in his
home city. The bride is one of the
lovliest and most beautiful young la
dies Of the Spring Hill section, pos
sessing charm Of person and a
sweetness of disposition that have en-.
deared her to an unusually large num-
Der Of friends.
Misses DaImwood Entertain.
The following clipping will be OF
interest to many in this county,
where Misses Daimwood formerly liv-
ed:
L Misses Daimwood were the charm
ing hostesses for Miss Tippin's house
guests at the home of their sister,
Mrs. Crumpton Brooks on Monday
evening. The guests were cordially
greeted at the door by Miss Lizzie
Daimwood, who wore a handsome
gown Of white silk crepe and lace.
(, They were then presented to the re-
ceiving line, composed of Miss Lula
Daimwood, Mrs. Tippin and the hon
ored guests, all becomingly gowned
in beautiful evening dresses.
After spending a few minutes with
the receiving line, the guests were
ushered to the punch bowl, which was
beautifully banked with vines, and
roses and most graciously presided
over by Miss Ethel Taylor, attired in
a beautiful dress of white crepe and
lace. Tables were arranged in the
reception hall, which was most taste
fully decorated with vines, ferns,
palms and daisies, while the other
two apartments were decorated with
daisies and ferns.
/ Forty-two was played at thirteen
tables until a late hour, when deli
cious refreshments Of cream and cake
were served.
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