The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-01-05

18th, 1872. The contracting parties were
Mr.. Carl Chamberlain and Miss Augusta
Hughes The church was decorated in
evergreens, holly and mistletoe, while the
new and beautiful lamps shed mellow
light upon the scene. Mrs. Arthur Spring
err presided at the organ and under the
touches of her skilled fingers the organ
pealed forth the wedding march. The
ushers, Messrs Deward York and James
Dunwody proceeded up the aisle followed
by the attendants who arranged themselves
on either side of the chancel The groom,
with his best nan, Mr.. Dewitt Cole, en-
tered from the minister's studio, facing the
audience, and the bride came up the aisle
leaning on the arm OF her father, Captain
James G. Hughes: Miss Katie Hughes
was maid of honor, and the attendants
we're Miss Matte Mitchell, of Acworth,
Miss Maud Maroney, OF Murphy, N. c.,
Mr. George Sessions and Mr.. Raymond
johnson, of Marietta. Rev G. T. A. Pise
performed the ceremony in beautiful and
impressive manner. Immediately after
the ceremony the happy couple and invited
guests repaired to the residence of Capt.
and Mrs Hughes on Lawrence street
where sumptuous supper was served.
The bridal preeents were numerous and
elegant and showed the high esteem in
which the lovely and charming bride is
held by her numerous friends. The Jour.
NAL extends its warmest and sincere cons
gratuations and wishes them lite OF bliss
and prosperity.
HYMENEAL.-The rites of matrimony
were solemnized in the Methodist Church
at Canton on Wednesday afternoon, $50
o'clock, Dec. %, 1892. which Joined in
holy wedlock Miss Ella Standard of mari
eta, to Prot, Joe A. Sharp, of Stiesboro
Institute, Rev. V. E. Maneet, o: Marietta,
performed the ceremony while Miss Kittie
Gault, OF Marietta, softly played an approx
pirate wedding air. The attendants were
Miss Jennie Manget, of Marietta, with Prof
Bascomb W. Glenn; Miss Mary McAfee,
OF Canton, with Mr.. Fl. NJ. Upshaw, of
| Douglasville The ushers were Messrs. G.
W. Brooke, OF Atlanta, A. L. Coggins, R.
W. Walker and DIR. Silas T. Worley, of
Canton. The church was beautifully
decorated, and the marriage most props
tious After the ceremony Prof. and Mrs.
Sharp left on the evening train fer Stiles
borc where comfortable home awaited
them. The contracting parties are we'll
known by many of our readers and each
enjoys the confidence and esteem of all
who know them. No cards.-Canton ADJ
vance. The bride is the lovely daughter
of Mrs. Eva Standard of this place. The
good wishes of her many friends here fol.
low her to her new home.
/ MARRIED-Mr. Coy Chamberlain, of Ma,
rietta, and Miss Rhada Clay, at the resi>
dence of the brides father Mr.. W. P Clay,
in this county, on Christmas day, by Rev.
Mr.. Reynolds The attendants were Mr..
Will Upshaw with Miss Lada McLain; Mr..
Ed Williams with Miss Lula Dobbs; Mr..
Will Rollins and Miss Glenn Petree Our
best wishes.
MARRIED-Atth the residence of the BRIDE
father, Mr.. John G. Campbell, on Decem :
Der 21st, 1892, Mr.. Wallace T. Newman
: and Miss Sarah Tallulah Campbell Rev.
D. l.. Buttolph officiating. All of this
place We wish the happy couple abund-
ance of happiness and prosperity.
MARR1ED.-Among the many happy
marriages during the holidays, was the
uniting of Mr. Frank Barrett, of this place,
and Miss Carrie Handy, of this county, in
holy wedlcck. We wish the gentlenanIy
groom ard beautiful bride unalloyed hap>
piness,
| Mr.. W. A. APPL1NG, of Forreston Ellis
county, Texas, spent the holidays with his
mother who lives near Powder Springs
He has been in Texas seven years, married
and has two children. While here ne res
newed his subscription to the Journal for
two years.
7 Boys, you must be sure of two things
you must love your work, ard not always
be looking over the edge of 1T wanting your
: play to begin; and the other is, you must
l not be ashamed of your work, and think il
would ne more honorable for you to dc
something else.
Rev. FRANK JOSEPH, of Atlanta, who
labors among convlcts and those in prison
has visited Gus Pease, colored frequently
in the Marietta Jail. He is doing good
work among these unfortunate people
While in Marietta, Rev. Joseph was given
money, eatables, etc. He says the uari>
eta people are Christian hearted
ADVERTISING costs money, but it is the
> experience of the Tisest business men OF
the world, and those who have made the
biggest fortunes, that it is the best possible
: investment.
COBB Superior Court adjourned on De-