The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20
PRETTY WEDDING
Miss Jane Springs and Chas. Vineyard
Married at jackson

The following clipping from the Jack
son (Tenn.) Sun will be Of interest tol
many Of our readers as the bride. who
Is niece 0f Mrs. A II. Leet, attended
school here and is well known among
the younger set:
The McClish home on Poplar street
was the scene Of very beautiful wed
ding last evening when Miss Jane Hal
bert Springs became the bride of
Charles shelby Vineyard. The Rev J
W Blackard of the First NJ =. churcl.
nj Dyersburg soleminizing the marriage
In the presence Of some 200 relatives
and friends. using a beautiful cere-
mony and ring service. DIR. BACKYARD
also said the marriage rites for the
brides parents % years ago.
Greatest care had been taken In
decorating the reception suite; IN the
parlor where the bridal party stood
chancel had been arranged about the
manfel the white panels interwined
with vines and the vine wreathed
gates open at the foot of an improvised
altar banked with ferns the white man
tel forming n hack ground held baskets
Of white chysanthemums with tulis
bows. and candelabra with glowing
white tapers. The dining room held va
ses and baskets OF gorgeous yellow
chrysanthemums, and the stairway in
the big reception hall was particularly
effective with white tulle tied baskets
filled with white and gold chrysanthe-
NUNS. and the stair rail draped with
gauzy white.
II was a pretty picture as the bridal
party filed down 10 the strains Of Men
delsSohn's wedding March 10 take their
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lowing order: The ribbon girls. Mary
Thomas and Josephine Cole. like small
fairies I'm ruffled white organdie frocks
drew the ribbon streamers from the foot
Of the stairs 20 the chancel gates. The
bridesmaids. Miss Venie McClish I'm a
lovely combination Of pale green
harmeuse. maline and silver lace; Mrs.
Hugh Anderson in pale pink Georgefte
and crepe meteor trimmed in pink
fringe and touches of gold: Miss Mamie
Leet OF Hickman. KY In cell blue
taffeta and Georgefte with "A bit Of vel
vet and silver trimmings; Mrs. Clyde
Thomas. matron Of honor. and cousin
Of the bride. wearing Frenchy yellow
taffeta caught with clusters Of flowers
aud gold trimmed Each carried an
arm bouquet of huge yellow chrysan-
themums tied with white maline. Lo-
raine Wisdom. in a dainty handmade
frock OF embroidered French null and
lace, was flower girl. carrying "a white
flower draper basket of rose petals. and
preceded the bride who was on the arm
OF her uncle. w. y. McClish, and was
lovely bride in her robes of white
brOcaded charmeuse, silk bridal lace
and Greek girdle of giistening silver.
She carried "A shower bouquet of Bride
roses and valley lilies. They were
met at the altar by the groom with his
best man. DR. Hal Baker OF Henderson.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. and Mr.. and Mrs Vineyard
left for a two weeks bridal tour which
will include visits TO Chicago, Indian
apolis and ST. Louis. They will Toe at
home on their return with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Bradford. North Royal street
Preceding the ceremony. Mrs. Earl
Hawkins gave two beautiful songs.
Until and For You Alone" Mrs.
r. " Kelly presided at the piano
In the upper reception hall was a
lavish display of wedding gifts I'm beau
tiful and practical variety of cut glass.
silver. linen, china. etc. SILK hosiery.
toilet-water. a corsage pin and lingerie
clasps made delightful brides favors
/ to her attendants.