The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Whitsett- Bryan.

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Mr.. John w. Whitsett and Mis-
Cathrine Elizabeth Bryan wer,
quietly married at the Methods
Church in Union City last Monday
afternoon, May 8, at 2 o'clock, il
the presence of a few friends who
were invited to be present.
The altar was decorated for the
occasion with Killarney roses in
wicker baskets in a background OF
ferns. The bride Tes dressed in a
blue coat suit and carried an arm
bouquet of Killarney roses. She ap-
peared with her matron of honor,
Mrs. W. E. Roberts, entering from
the left aisle, while the groom, Mr.
Whitsett, with his best man, Mr..
Luke Maxwell came in from the
right Rev. E. M. Mathis, the min
lister in charge met the wedding party
at the altar and the ceremony pro-
ceeded.
The musical program was an in
teresting part of the ceremony. Miss
Beulah Allen was at the organ and
Mrs. ]. D. Carlton sang 81 Love
Thee" and 81 Love You Truly" Then
the Wedding March by Miss Allen as
the professional. The ceremony by
Rev. Mathis was solemnized i'm
pressively, mingled softly with the
strains of Traumerei by Miss Allen.
Mr.. Whitsett was formerly asso-
ciated with the Oliver-Cobb Drug Co.,
this city, as pharmacist. He was
here two or three years, fine
young man and made Rumbers of
good friends. The bride is the young
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Bryan, this city, and young wom-
an of many fine graces and accom-
plishments. The kindest congratula-
lions are extended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitson will be To-
coated at Dyersburg, where Mr..
Is engaged as pharmacist.
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Announcement.
Mrs. Stacey Fleming, Of Troy, AL
ALBANIA, announces the engagement
and approaching marriage of her
Mary Louise, to Key P.
Mott, of Charlotte, N. c., wedding
to take place in June. No cards.
Mr.. Mott is the son of Mr.. and !
Mrs. Jim Mott, of the vicinity south
If Union City, and is connected with
The Morris Packing Company as man
lger and salesman. Kind wishes.
W. C. T. u.
The Womans Christian Temper
lnce Union met Friday, the 28th
IT., in the home of Mrs. Ernest King
N Church street There was very
,ood attendance and quite a number
+ visitors. A very interesting pro-
,ramme was carried out as follows.
Invocation, Rev. Mathis.
Law Enforcement" Rev. Cum
ingham.
Reading: white Ribbon" Miss
,uth Watts.
Temperance and Missions" Miss
Arnold
Solo, Mrs. Thad Lee.
The program committee was Mrs.
:. F. Tisdale, Mrs. Gee Spradlin and
Trs. George Nash.
After the program delightful So
Ial hour was enjoyed and delicious
of cream and cake were
erved. On each plate was a white
as a favor. After the So
al hour, business meeting was
cid to transact some unfinished bus
less and appoint program commit
se for the latter part of the year. .
his committee is Mrs. C. W. Miles,
RS. Claud Allen and Miss Birdie
vaddell
Packages of flower seed were dis I
ibuted to each one present, and
lille this was being done Mrs. Seid
'addell read an article from Mrs.
A. Reed, president of the Demo-
attic League of ST. Louis, to Senator
eed, which was very interesting.
Mrs. King is a very gracious host
s as every one knows and this af-
rnoor was thoroughly enjoyed by
who had the honor of being pres