The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-01-22
SOCIETY.
Observation-Disclosures.

Ledbetter-Kincade.
Miss Matte Belle Kincade and Sam
Ledbetter were united in marriage
Thursday evening at 9 o'clock at the
Methodist parsonage, Rev. ]. A. Mol.
10y performing the ceremony, in the
presence of a few friends The mar
rage comes as rather surprise to
the young couples many friends. I'm
mediately after the ceremony Mr., and
Mrs. Ledbetter left for Columbia and
Boarded the 1927 train for Pensaco-
la, Florida, where they will be for
several weeks, returning later to their
home In Mt. Pleasant, where Mr.. Led
better holds an important position
with the Louisville & Nashville Rail-
road. The bride is the daughter of
he late William Kincade, of viii
Transport and is a young lady of many
personal charms and attractions, and
during her stay in Mt. Pleasant she
has won host OF friends who rejoice
in her happiness.
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Lander oIsen.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Oh
sen and Frank Huntington Lander,
Jr., was solemnized at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Christian
Olsen, In Canton, Miss, at 8 o'clock
Tuesday evening. Rev. K. w. Ford,
of the aCnton Presbyterian church
said the service in the presence of
friends and relatives.
Palms and ferns we're grouped
throughout the house and doors and
window castings we're festooned with
southern smilax. In the main hall
quantities of yellow and white chrys-
anthemums added to their beauty.
At a few minutes before the hour
the awaiting guests were silent, as
the sweet notes of Charlotte Blake's
1.-THE Harbour of Love-" were heard.
Miss Marie Miller was the singer and
followed this selection with 81 Love
Nou Truly" by Jacobs-BoRd. The
bridal chorus from Governs opera
1.-THE Rose Maiden" was then sung
by quartette and to these strains
the bridal party entered from the Ii
brary. The brides sister, Mrs. Louis
Ball Leitch, of Shaw, Miss, as ma
iron of honor, came first. Little Miss
Bertha McInnis as flower girl, in a /
dainty white frock of lingerie cloth
and lace, with pink ribbons and pink
Tosebuds, followed Immediately pre-
ceding the bride, who entered with
her brother, DR.. Olaf Harold Olsen, |
was met at the altar by Mr.. Lander
and his best man, William Sheriff.
Clemmons, Of st. Louis and the tiny
white-clad ring bearer, Master Wyche
Severgne Lowe, Jr.
Softly during the impressive cere-
mony the "Berceuse," from Joseyln,
was played.
The bride wore a handsome deco
lette gown of white crepe chiffon over
duchess satin, with full court train
and a bodice of duchess lace. Fast
ened on the low colffure with a deli
cate wreath of orange blossoms was =
a Juliet cap of tulle, from which the
filmy veil fell. Her only ornament
was a necklace of diamonds, the gift
of the groom, and she carried lilies
of the valley.
Miss Olsen has for several years (
spent the winter months in this city ;
Lander is the son of F. D. Lander,
with her sister, Mrs. Alden Kel McIn- t
mis-, and has been reckoned one of the {
most loved girls in Hattiesburg. Mr..
editor of the News, and, has resided G
In Hattiesburg for more than four t
teen months, having come here from
a two years stay in Washington, d. Ie
G., where he was engaged in the a
newspaper business. He is well v
known in Hattiesburg, and is popular +
among all classes. They left last 4
evening for bridal tour of fort
night and upon their return will make
heir home on Southern avenue.-Hat- A
,iesburg News. A
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