The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
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a wedding III 'anusuzl interest III
the peopsa of this i.onmuniiy WIN
that oi ,Mim Margaret Hin II Naslt-
viile and Mir, Samuel Graham
RobeTkson ol flick son, which Wan
seaniiially celebrated Nsw |fsas
Ut $50 d. m. at the second PreshI-
terrain Church. Nashville. II ~
presence "a . large assembly II
friends and relatives. The church
decorations were green and white.
pahus. ferns and lillies banked the
altar. ON either aide al which vac
candles burning In tall chandeliers
making q very effective background
for the bridal party.
Before the ceremony q musical
program was rendered BY Miss
Carrie Schwartz ut the organ.
After the Venetian Love Song"
and "I.eibstraume No g. Mrs. H.
g. Fentnss sang For You Alone
and Beloved 1t 10 Mora Hamor.
esque' was given during the Gre
mony. which was performed by
Rev. Al 8. Allen. who stood be-
hind an open bible. over which the
hands Of the couple were joined.
Mendelssnon's wedding march
was played for the entrance OF the
bridal party, which was led by the
six ushers, DR., ]. Harvill Hite.
Messrs. Geo. NJ. Hite, Jr.. Frank
Robertson, III. M fentress. viii
Haryill. and ], Paul Haryill. Jr,
who advanced down opposite aisles
singly and crossed at the altar.
Next came the maid OF honor, Miss
Olive Gray. who entered alone. She
wore a pink brocaded satin trim.
med in swsnsdown and carried y
bouquet OF La France roses. In
her hair was pink and white
aigrette. Mr., Hugh Wynns served
as best man. The two little flower
girls, Mary Sue and Ethel Gray
Hite, sisters oil the bride. entered
together carrying a basket OF white
roses. They wore dainty. lingerie
dresses with short tulle wells caught
with lilies. OF the valley,
The bride entered with her
father. DR.. Geo. NJ. Hite, who gave
her in marriage, and was met al
the altar by the groom. She was
lovely in her wedding gown Of white
charmeuse with shadoy lace drapery
and trimmings Of seed pearl. Her
long tulle veil was fastened with
orange blossoms and she carried a
shower bouquet OF brides roses
with chatelaine Of lilies oil the
valley and tulle. Miss Schwartz
played Lohengrin's bridal chorus
AS a receseional.
A reception followed at the home
Of DR.. and Mrs. Hite, on Monroe
Street. The entire lower floor
was decorated in Jackson vines and
pink roses. The stairway. windows
ana doors were garlanded with the
vines caught at intervals with the
pink flowers. An ice course was
served in the Dining room, where
the decorations also carried out the
pink and green color motif. In the
center of the table was a vase OF
carnations resting on mirrored
surface and on either corner burn
ed pink shaded candles. A heart
shaped wedding cake was orna.
mented with lilies Of the valley and
pink roses ala the individual cakes
were also in the same design.
A large collection Of handsome
wedding presents were received.
among them being chest Of silver
from the employees Of the First
National Bank Of this place, with
which the groom Ii connected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson will be
at home to their friends after the
18th at Mrs. Jennie Hopkins on
Main ST,
Among those attending the we'd
ding from Dickson were: Misses
Fannie and Lucy Wynns. and Ed.
die Mai Walker. Messrs. Hugh
Wynns, Horace Self, Homer Grigs-
by, Pitt Henslee, Cecil Fentress
a,l Tar, patsan