The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-27
Welded UNDER THE BELLS.
DR.. Edgar H. Nichols Leads Miss Jen-
ME Dale to the Altar.

The wedding Of Miss Jennie Dale, daugh-
ter OF j. J. Dale, Esq, and Edgar H.
Nichols, NJ D., took place at 6 o'clock yes
telday afternoon at the Independent Pres
terian church, aud was a very fashionable
event. The church was thronged, even 70
the galleries, and Savannah has seldom seen
more brilliant wedding. Spanning the
central aisle in front Of the ancient pulpit
was the wedding arch. Underneath 1t was
a chime of bells. Tall ferns and
rich foliage plants waved and nodded on
every side The bells were Of white azaIIas
| and lilies Of the valley, and, pendant from
the arch, they swung gracefully above the
wedding group.
The organ, which had been playing a soft
prelude, broke into joyful march when the
entry Of the ushers from the veStinule lndi-
Gated that the bridal party was about to
enter. The usherS, who came first, were
Mr.. John Schley and Mr. Bubie Butler.
They were followed by Mr.. Hammond Reed
and Mr.. w V. Parkinson. Miss Emma
Coburn presid at the organ and played
the LOhengrin March.
The u hers We're in full evening dress,
and each wore e pretty boutonnier. They
were hardly half way down the aisle before
the a tendants entered. DR.. Il L. Ohveros
and Miss Addie Stone led They were fol-
lowed by Mr. Charles w. SausSy and Miss
EugIe Dale. After them came Mr. Allan
Davis and Miss Belle Wells, and the grooms
best man, Dr. {. \. Brandt and Miss
Jessie Dale. the brides sister and maid Of
honor The bride followed leaning upon
the arm of the groom. She wore a costume
of white silk with court train and corded
front. The waist was sleeveless. The wed
ding veil reached TO the edge of the train,
ana was caught up with orange blossoms.
Her only ornaments were pair Of diamond
earrings, the gift Of the groom, and
bouquet Of roses III the shape of a fan.
The bridesmaids wore white tulle over
silk and carried bouquets. The corsages
were sleeveless and were cut low and filled in
with lace The groom's attendants were in
full dress. At the wedding arch the bridal
party separated. The grooms best man
and the brides maid of honor stood at the
left and on the opposite side OF the aisle
were the other attendants. The venerable
pastor Rev. l. S. X. Arson, D. D, awaited
the bride and groom. and met them AS they
stepped underneath the arch. The ceremony
was brief ana was so quietly conducted that
it was over with almost before the guests
realized what was being said. At the bene-
diction the organ pealed forth the Meudels-
sOhn March and the bridal party left the
church
A reception was held at the brides home,
No 46 Jones street, where the bride and
groom receiver tue congratulations OI Jheii
friends. The reception parlOrs were beauti-
fully decorated and the brides presents We're
many and beautiful. At . O'Clock DR.. and
Mrs Nichols left for St Augustine, Fla.
They will spend week at the Ponce de
Leon and upon their return will occupy
their new home at No. 50 South Broad, next
to the sroom's present offices, which has been
handsomely furnished and fitted for their
reception.
Dr.. Nichols is one of Savannah's most
prominent young physicians. His bride is
a beautiful and accomplished young lady,
and popular in a wide circle OF acquaiut-
auCPS