The Columbus commercial., 1917-08-26
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Creaves-kidwell
Wedding Solemnized.
The following from the Jackson
Daily News, of Thursday, will be read
with much interest by the many
friends in this city of the bride, who
formerly resided here:
even the passers-by on North
State street last evening found pleas
ure in the Kidwell home with its gay
company of wedding guests and the
long French windows wide open and
giving out an air of generous and
old-time hospitality as the friends OF
the young bride of the evening as
sembled therein for the beautiful
nuptial ceremony which gave to 1t.
Jack Madison Greaves Katie Mai
Kidwell "for better for worse until
death shall them plrt" nor has any
Young soldier been crowned with rich
er gifts than that which life and fair
fortune gave to 1t. Greaves in his
marriage last evening.
"The home of DR.. and Mrs. James
Hinton Kidwell was filled with dear
friends of both young people and OF
the hosts. and at 9:l5 Miss Primrose
Thompson took her place at the piano
and accompanied the singers who SO
beautifully rendered the program OF
pre-nuptial music--Mr. John Curry
and Mrs. Addison Hall, both of whom
sang delightfully."-, Mrs. Hall giving
especial tenderness to the brida
song.
"At the conclusion of these numbers
Mrs. John Armstrong took her place
at the piano, the bride having es
pecially desired that her dear friend
whose presence in the same house has
added so much sweetness to her girl
hood should add to the harmony OF
her bridal hour; and as she began the
wedding march the bridal party en-
tered the beautifully decorated rooms
and finally came to their appointed
places before the fern and flower
decked altar where the vows were Il
be assumed.
"First came the bridesmaid, Mis-
Elizabeth Manship, in an exquisit'
gown of grandmother swiss of mos
perfect shade of green, against whicI
her roses made striking picture
Mr.. Chap Anderson, entering by tn
opposite door, met Miss Manship a
the altar and crossing before it the
took their appointed places.
Next came a dainty white-robe
maid, Miss Fannie Buck, her flower
in her arms and her dainty bridesmai
gown completing the pretty pctur
which she made as she met Mr.. Ste
phen A. D. Greaves before the alta
and then passed to her place.
Following these two came tn
third couple, Miss Margaret Andel
son of Canton, a handsome brunette
whose gown of pale green chiffo
over satin, with a sheaf of deep ros
flowers was effectively becoming.
"Mr. John Curry was the groom
man who served as Miss Anderson
attendant upon this occasion.
"When this group was in place tf
matron of honor entered, Mrs. Joh
Greaves, the mother Of the groom
having this place of honor by II
lovely young girl who was so soon
become the bride OF the honor-mi
irons only son.
"Mrs. Greaves was as lovely ;
were the girl attendants in her e.
quisite gown Of pale green georget'
crepe over satin, and the flowe
which she carried found as sweet r
Election in the happiness of her ey
as in the joyous expectancy of Il
young girls eyes about her.
Immediately following the matr'
OF honor the maid of horror, Mi
Ruth Senter, Of Columbus, car
dainty, exquisite and flower-lke, h
perfect toilette Of white georget
crepe over satin, suiting her to pc
fection and completing a picture
Greuze-like beauty--even the sple
did cluster of roses which she bo
scarce cquaiing the beauty OF the Ia
above them.
"When the maid of honor was
place Rev. viii Mercer Green, entt
ed and took his station and was i
mediately followed by 1t Jack Ma