The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-09
The Marriage of Miss Hattie Wood
To Captain Norman of Alabama.

10 OdpLain norman OF AldDdmd.
With the marriage of Miss Hat
tie Wood to captain Charles Doz
Ter Norman of Union Springs
Ala, which was celebrated on tn
morning of Wednesday, at hal
after ten o'clock. beautiful an
interesting wedding marked tn
dawn of November.
The ceremony took place at tn
home of the brides parents Of
Main street, amid a lovely flora
setting wherein the chrysanthemum
as queen of the Autumn flowers
was favored. The entire lower fuoo
was thrown open. In the drawing
room, the decorative effects wer
especially artistic, with mante
banked in quantities Of white dais,
chrysanthemums, and candles il
cathedral rows, while at it's cen
ter, there was a great shower bou
quet, with sprays of flowers caugh
here and there in the ribbon cas-
cade. Tall white pedestals on either
sid were capped by luxuriant ferns
and the chandelier was garlande'
with tulle and Southern smilax
The hall and the library reflected
the glow of rich yellow chrysanthe
NUNS; the dining room was /
white and green, the table adorne
with mammoth white chrysanthe
NUNS in cut glass receptacle, rest
ing upon a cover of cluny lace.
There were no bridesmaids. Mis-
Wood, who entered with he
father, was charming lookin
bride in tailored gown of taup
color, trimmed with seal fur, he
hat in harmonious Yhade, havin
trimmings of gray fur and gra
plumes. She carried a bouquet
pink rosebuds. Captain Norman ha
as best man, Mr.. ]. C. Curry, Q
Union Springs. Preceding the sci
vice, at which the offieiant was tn
Rev. Z. Lucian Malone, Rector {
St. Paulls Episcopal church. Mis-
Brown sang very delightfully."- Hop
Temples II Love Thee" with Mr.
Battle X. Sessums as the finishe
accompanisj Fdr the professional
Mendelssohn's Wedding March wa
given. n. III
After the ceremony the guest
we're entertained at an informf
~ception of pleasantest arrangement
vt noon, Captain and Mrs. Norma
lief for a visit to Florida, and upo
their return will reside at Unto
Springs where Captain Norman
'ditor of the Union Springs Heral
1t the outbreak of the war, Car
.ain Norman volunteered, and r.
eived his commission at an off
ers' training camp. Soon after, h
vas sent abroad with the both lr
santry, rmaining in Europe durin
he greater part of the war, an
participating actively in some of TIL
most desperate engagements
Northern France. Mrs. Norman
The second daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. John T. Wood, the forme
President of the Columbus Natior
al Bank, and one of the successft
business men of the State Attract
i've and lovable, she will doubles
win in her new home the generou
of popularity that has at
,ended her girlhood here.
The West End Bridge Club.
Miss Sadie Hudson was hostess .
he West End Bridge Club at
ovely party yesterday afternoo
when she entertained in the AS
iembly Room of Woman's Clul
'aving as guests of honor, Mrs. {
Il. Cooke and Miss Rowena Cock
If Asheville.
White and gold chrysanthemums
With background of ferns, mad
graceful and effective decorations
md after the games, an elegan
'alad course with orange ice wa
enjoyed. An unique lacquered ira
vas the top score trophy at bridge
he consolation, hand-painted bon
ION dish.
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Dinner Party For Miss Hattie Wood
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Cox enter
aimed at delightful little Dime
n the Tea Room of the Woman
Jlub Tuesday evening, compliment
airy to their sister, Miss Hattie
Wood, whose marriage to Captain
Charles Norman occurred on Wed