The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-11-23
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'~ The marriage Wednesday night of
Miss Louise Grssnlaw and John w,
Mann at the Methodist church In
Spring Hill was one OF tho most Ro.
able nuptial events that ever occur ,
red in Marry county. The auditor
ium OF the church was e.aYoratell +,
decorated with ferns, palms, pink !
!hrysanthemun sand scores Of lighted |,
candles. The musical programme was
1eautiful in every detail, Miss Mar
saret Greenlaw, preceding the cere
| mony, singing To-day" AT Dawn
ing" and Because" The bridal
party entered to the strains Of Men
dlessohns wedding march, played by
Miss Mary Corinne Molloy.
The ushers, w. F. Cheairs OF Gin.
cinnati Davis Plummer of Marinnn,
Ark, W. B. GreenlaW of Columbia,
nd Haynes Ayers of Spring Hill, en-
cred in advance Of the groomsmen,
-stes and Sam Mann of Marina,
Ark, Glen McAlexander of Florida
md Cliff Ragsdale of Springhill, who
inferred through opposite aisies. Fol-
| owing them were the bridesma ids,
Hiss Mary Harrell Of Nashville, Miss
ose Chaeirs and Miss Mary Bran
a,n, each gowned in pink and car
ying Killarney roses.
Mrs. Felix Dodd OF Nashville, ma
ron of honor, preceded the bride,
md was gowned in turquoise blue
.U,le over pink satin and carrying q
,cuquet of Ophelia roses The bride
,ntered alone and was met at the
BEAUTIFULLY decorated altar by th'
room and his brother, Bert Mann
no was grocmsman.
Using the ring ceremony, the Rev
amos E. woodward, read the solemn
words that united them.
The BRIDES costume was the ful
gillette of white satin with bodic
4 tulle trimmed in pears and orang
blossoms She carried a bouquet O
)ride's roses and lilies Of the vale,
Immediately after reception a
he home of VIII Cheairs, Mr.. an
Mrs. Mann left on a southern tou1
nheir home will be at Marianne
>rk., where Mr.. Mann is a prospe
US planter, .-..
The bride is daughter Of Mr.. an
lrs. A. r. Creeulaw and was one {
the most popular members of tt
younger set of Spring Hill, Her far
~ relations together with her oW
crsonal charm made this weddi.
I re of great moment to hundreds
I alatives and friends throughout t.
: county. The popularity of the bri.
: md groom was attested by the lari
lumber Of handsome wedding Sit
! lat were resolved b.. the BRIDE.
:lyJcnes.
= Miss Mary Jones and J. Frank T
: we're married Wednesday afternot
! at o'clock at Fayetteville and ha
i gone in their car to Florida, whe
! .hey will spend the winter. Mr.. FL.
j family will join him at St. Petersbu
\ ater after he has arranged for the
II winter nome there. Mrs. Fly W
I formerly a popular nurse at T
Kings Daughters hospital and h
J marriage to Mr.. Fly, although 81
L prise to number of her friends, W
l. not unexpected by members OF t
Al wo families and close friends.
4 Pearson-Sanders.
|. At the home of Dr. J. II. Barb
p )astor of the First Baptist church,
L $50 o'clock on Sunday afternot
N Aiss Mary Sanders and S. p. Pc
~ ION were united in marriage.
n 'arber performed the ceremol
II they are both popular young peol
3 and have the best wishes of lar
]. uumber Of friends for a full measr
4! Of happiness in their new relation
s1 tudcnts Club.
n The program at the Students cl
n ext Saturday morning will he 0
= 4 unusual intcrep:. Mrs. Buford
p ,uford College, Nashville will ne
J. Il address, on Child " elfare, a
n prof. X. C. Gardner OF the City Hi
M school has consented to give a L
4 ture on THE ,Unincation. of G
1 many"
al members Of the club will be
lowed to invite friends to this me
D ing.
M SuAecribe for The Herald.