The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-08-10
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SoweII-Estes Wedding.

SoweIl-Estes Wedding.
The marriage of Ashley Bryant
Sowell and Miss Winnie Davis Estes
was solemnized Saturday afternoon at
five O'Clock, at Mt. Olivet M. E.
church, the officiants being Elder F.
c. Sowell and Rev. J. M. Horn. The
fayorite nuptial colors of green and
white were artistically developed in
the arrangement of the church, a pro
fusion of white roses, ferns and trail
ing vines with sprays of white tulle
having been used to embellish the
chancel railing and pedestals. My
RAIDS of white waxen tapers were
used to light the scene. The wedding
music consisted of solo, ''The Sun.
! shine OF Your Smile" given by Mrs.
Stuart Swope Fleming, with violin
and piano accompaniment. Miss
F, Louise Dortch gave Rubenstein's
| Melody in F'' on the violin and Mrs.
Fleming sang THE Greatest Wish
In The World" Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march was played by Miss
| Irene Sowell, sister of the groom,
on the piano with violin accompani-
ment by Miss Louise Dortch. First
entering were the ushers, Judge W.
B. Turner and j. Edward Scobey
through the left aisle and ]. Wilburn
Scobey and Thomas w. Sowell
through the opposite aisle. The mat.
rons next entered through opposite
aisles, Mrs. Lambeth Clay Mayes, of
Decatur, wearing white georgette
crepe and satin shirt waist suit with
| large picture hat and corsage bou-
|Quet of Aaron Ward roses. Mrs.
Gray was charming in similar cos
tune with corsage of Aaron Ward
roses. The maid of honor, Miss Ruth
Fleming, next entered, costumed in a
coat suit of white khaki cool cloth,
with hat, gloves and shoes to har-
monte and carried bouquet of
Ophelia roses. The bride entered
with her brother, William N. Estes,
by whom she was given in marriage
and wore a handsomely tailored suit
of gray cloth, hat and shoes to har,
monize with corsage bouquet of
Madam Russell roses and valley lilies.
The groom entered with his best man,
Davis 0. Gray, of Louisville, and be.
fore the lovely altar, the impressive
double ring ceremony was said.
During the ceremony, Simple Con.
fession" was softly played on the
piano and violin. AS occasional
Lohengrins march was played and
the bride and groom left Immediately
for brief wedding trip and upon
their return will be with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Looney Walker on Sixth
Street, for the present.
Bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Howard Estes, granddaughter
lof Capt and Mrs. William H. Mitchell
A graduate Of the Columbia Institute
accomplished in every way. Many
handsome presents, including silver
tea service from groom's family.
Mr.. Sowell is a prominent young
newspaper man of the city, being the
general manager of the Democrat ant
has large and influential connection
and enjoys wide popularity.
lCaboret Show.
"Caboret" in Columbia will be q
novels affair. "Caboret" by Colum
bians will be a more novel affair
This is what the people of Columbia
will have the opportunity of seeing a.
the Grand opera House Friday night
This entertainment is being given fol
the benefit of the fund for the purpose
of buying materials for the Army anG
Navy Comfort League.
There will be some of the most at
tractive little children in the city il
this show, and there will be some
especially attractive young ladies TAX
: ing part in the evenings festivities
Added to this will be some especially
interesting hits by professional per
formers.
After the caboret show dance viii
be given upon the stage in which the
young society set of the city will par
lticipate. Gilmore's orchestra will fur
nsh the music for the dance.
For Bride-EIect. T.,
Another of the numerous pre-nup
tial affairs that are being given in
compliment to Miss Charlotte Smiser
of Culleoka, popular bride of this
month, was the miscellaneous shower
: rendered by the Plaisir Club al
Wilkes Place, the beautiful Farmer
home and the ancestral estate of the
lovely bride. No more appropriate
place could have been selected for the