The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-01-04
Mr.. CARY B. LEWIS
MARR|ES
BRuLIANT NUPTIALS OF PROM
LINT COUPLE-NSTITUTION-
AL CHURCH SCENE OF MAR
RIAGE.
BY La Ursa W. Snelson.

Cnlcago, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-MiSS Bertha |
Lee Moseley, the only daughter of |
Attorney and Mrs. Beauregard f.
Moseley, 624S Sangamon street, was
married Christmas day TO Mr.. Cary !
B. Lewis at the Institutional Church, |
S6z5 Dearborn street, the Rev. Moses !
Jackson officiating, Rev. A. j. Carey, |
assisting. 1t was the most brilliant |
social function that has been wit |
messed in Chicago in many years. 1t |
brought together some of the lead
ing professional and business men in
the Windy City" and other parts of
the country. The wedding ceremony
took place at four-thiIty o'clock in
the afternoon. The wedding march
was played by Theo. 7. Taylor, piano;
Harrison Emanual, VIOLIN Walter Il.
Gossette, organ. Miss Maude J.
Roberts, the noted soprano soloist,
dressed in white satin with an over
| dress of gold lace, fur trimmed and
wearing a corsage bouquet of white
roses and ferns, brocaded satin slip
| pers and large picture hat made of
lace tulle, sang Because" To the
| strains of Here Comes the Bride"
Hall and Lydia Cole, bearing sceptres,
which were covered with yellow and
white chrysanthemums. Marion lr.
wing and Louise Conway were ribbon
bearers for the left aisle, Roma Row.
an and Juanita Emanual for the cen
ter aisle and Marvel Clinkscale and
Welda Kennedy for the right aisle.
They were followed by the maid of
honor, Miss Lillian Johnson, and the
brides maids, Misses Swersie Nc
Gooden, Helen Perry and Hazel Har-
risonson, La Porte, Ind. The matron
OF honor was Mrs. p NJ Santos,
Springfield, Ill. The maid of honor
and brides maids were beautifully
gowned in pale yellow satin, draped
with gold lace, wore gold slippers,
large picture hats of pale yellow chif
fon and satin ribbon and carried
mulfs of chiffon and satin. The bride
came down the center aisle resting
upon the arm of her father and was
preceded by the little flower girl,
Wendell Brown. The bridegroom and
his best man came from side door
left of the altar. The bridegroom
, was preceded by little Edward Birsch,
the ring bearer. The bride, who is
!, one of the most cultured and charm
: ing women Of tir5 northwest, was
beautifully gowned in white char
muese and princess lace, made with
, court train, wore a veil of tulle
and princess lace and carried a bou-
quet of lilies of the valley and Or
chids. DR.. G. V. Lowe, a vetenarian,
was best man and the groomsmen
were Dr. H. Reginald Smith, one of
!. Chicago's most prominent physicians,
Mr. Leonard Haley, Louisville, KY, a
beloved chum, and Walter Anderson,
, a real estate dealer. The groom and
groomsmen wore cut-away coats, grey
= trousers, grey gloves and grey neck
: ties.
The bridal party was rendered a
bridal dinner following the wedding
by Mr.. and Mrs. Moseley ut their
home, 624S Sangamon street. At S
: O'Clock a reception was held at the
d Hotel Idlewild, 33rd and Wash Ave
). Hundreds and hundreds of friends
IL called and were served a luncheon
If There was dancing. The dining
rooms of the hotel were decorated
d in keeping with the Yuletide season
j. in red and green and center table
n was used for the service of the bri
n dal party. The newly weds" stole
away during the reception and tool
7 a train for Benton Harbor, Michigan
a stopping with Mrs. Val p. Mitchen
g for a week of "honeymooning." The
- - ushers were Messrs. William Kelley
. Sam Fielding, Benz. Martin, Free
!. Reeves and Dave Lawrence. The
W reception at the Idlewild Hotel wa:
in charge of Mr. julius N Avendorph
u Who presented the guests to the bri
10 dal party Mrs. Lewis is a gradu
u ate of the Englewood High School
'r University of Chicago, Teachers Col
~ lege, Chicago, teacher in the Whit
le ney School, instructor in dancing a
'e the Farren and Coleman Communit!
e. Centers, President of the YOUNG
C Peoples Lyceum, Grace Presbyterian
" Church, member of Executive Com
mittee of the Urban League ant
N President of the Chicago Sororit.
r Club and one of tho 1eaders of Ch'ca
to go's ounger social set. Mr.. Lewis 4
ir the city euItor OF the CAcaso DE
le fender. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis received
is large number of valuable. hand
some and useful presents. Mr.. Plum
i. mer Lewis, Sr., veteran soldier o
q, the Civil War, blind, father of tn
,e groom, attended the wedding. HI
came from Louisville, KY, ant
to stopped with his brother, Mr.. Buch
10 anan Lewis, 5400 s. Park avenue. MI
i. Plummer Lewis gave the bride an,
N groom a check for one hundred do
" lars and Attorney Moseley gave then
ten lots In Idlewild, Mich, and tw
lots in Morgan Park, Chicago. The
: will be at home to their friends Jan
20, 1918.