The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-11-18

TlslnS young business men OF this
city, being associated with the Dim
pie Milling Company.
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Turpln-MeCalI Wedding.
One of the interesting social events
Oh the season was the marriage on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock OF
Miss Katherine Mccall and Latta
/ Iachariah Turpin which took place al
the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs John w. Mccall at Culleoka
at A o'clock in the presence of a large
number Of friends. The impressive
ceremony was said by Dr.. George o.
watts, rector of st. Peters Episcopal
church, who was assisted ny DR.. G. H.
Iurpin, pastor -of the Presbyterian
church OF Madisonville.
Mrs. Merit B. Smiser, Miss Fstelle
Neville and Mrs. Charles Brown, OF
Nashville, received the guests in the
drawing room and the wedding regis
ter was kept by Mrs. William Jones,
of Franklin.
The ceremony took place before a
most artistic altar of ferns, palms and
chrysanthemums tied with knots of
yellow tulle. Waxen tapers difusing
soft light over the scene added to its
| brilliance.
The following musical program was
rendered preceding and during the GER
emony; Mrs. Harwell Bennett Park
pianist; Miss Annie Grace O'Calla-
CHAN, vocalist, and J. c. Lowman
vioinist, giving the following num-
bers: Until" Miss O'Callaghan;
Melody in F." Mr.. Lowman; MY
Destiny, Miss OCallaghan. Tram
ouri' was softly played during the
ceremony.
At the strains Of Mendelssohn
Wedding March the bridal party en-
tered and the bride was met at the
altar by the groom who entered with
his best man, Earl Gray The impress
siye Episcopal ceremony was said,
with double ring service.
The bride in her afternoon wedding
toilette OF white crepe satin combined
with point de Paris lace presented a
picture of striking beauty, The bodice
OF the gown was combination Of the
satin and lace with seed pearl trim,
mings which were also used in the
tashioning OF the skirt. The skirt was
Of lace with draperies OF satin
caught on either side with pearl orna-
ments. The veil was held with q coro.
net OF orange blossoms and the only
ornament worn by the bride was
string Of pearls, The gift Of the groom
Her flowers were a shower bouquet of
brides roses, lilies Of the valley and
orchids tied with tulle from which
hung ashower of tulle and lilies.
Mrs, Joseph l.. Hagey, sister of the
bride as matroH of honor was very
handsome, wearing COSTUME of yell
low taffeta with tulle and silver trim
| mings; the flowers which she carried
were u bouquet of mammoth yellow
| chrysanthemums tied with a yellow
tulle bow.
| Miss jamie Brewer, Of Conner, Miss,
was maid of honor. She was very at
tractiVe, goWned in green tarfeta, with
silver trimmings and draperies Of
tulle; her flowers We're pink chrysan-
themums tied With pink tuile.
Martha Turpin, the flower girl wore
a dainty frock OF yellow tulle over tat
feta and carried a basket of tiny yell
low chrysanthemums The ring bear
er was Jack Mccall.
A brilliant reception followed the
wedding, the bridal table being coy
cred with lovely lace and the hand
! some wedding cake decorated with
| the monograms of the bride and
| groom was the central ornament. Car
rying out the color motif dainty ice
course was served.
The couple left for an extended bri
dial tour after which they will be at
home in Columbia where the groom
is one of the leading young lawyers
of the local bar. Although admitted
to the practice of his profession but
short time ago he has already forg
ed to the front as an orator and attOr
ney and stands high among the young
er members of the bar.
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