The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-12-27
SOCIAL ITEMS.
Pleasant Personal Paragraphs About Peo-
pie You Know and Have Heard of.

THE NEWS has received neatly pllnC-
ed card amounting the marriage of Mr..
Miles S. Jordan and Miss Alice Brim. The
marriage occurred at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Brim,
at Sasser, Sunday morning, Elder ?. L..
York performing the ceremony. The
bride is one of Terrell countys fairest
gems. and Mr.. Jordan has indeed capt
ured valuable prize. Mr. Jordon is
one of the most prominent, enterprising
and successful citizens of Sasser. We
Join their hosts of friends in congratula-
lions.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John King, near Herod, on
last Wednesday evening, Miss Ella King
and Mr.. j. B. Hayes were united in
wedlock by Elder W. 7. Everett. MI.
Hayes is one of the popular statesmen of
A. J. Baldwin & Co., and the bride is
one of Terrell county's most lovely young
ladies. The young couple has many
friends who extend congratula ions and
best wishes.
One of the most delightful social events
of the season was the reception given by
Miss Lora Paschal, Wednesday evening,
in honor Of her friend, Miss Massey, OF
Marshallville Miss Paschal entertains
always in a charming maner, and the
occasion was brilliantly interesting one.
The decorations were pretty and tasty,
and suggestive of the happy season upon
us. rhe menu was elaborate both in
manner of serving and selection.
Another elegant entertainment was
that given Thursday evening by Mrs.
J. NJ. Grggs in honor of her visitors,
Misses Pope of Zebulon. The dec ra-
tions were lovely, the menu could not
have been surpassed, and the evenig was
highly enjoyable to the favored guests.
The occasion was memorable social
event.
The little folks of Miss Annes Pills
bur's Sunday school class were 'righte
heartilie asket to lende their presence at
a candle pull ing of we olden time' on
last Monday afternoon, December 25th.
AL were there
"Wee lads and lassies
With white wee pinafores
To keep the candle
Off the Sunday clothes"
Mr.. J. II. Hortman and sisters have re-
turned to their home at Batesvlle, Ala,
after very pleasant visit to relatives in
this county. Their visit was source OF
much pleasure to themselves and theil
friends. They had their musical instru-
ments with them and pleasure reigned
SUI rene all during their stay here.
On last Monday afternoon. at the
Methodist parsonage, Mr., A. B. Hamil-
ton and Miss Georgia Brown were mar
ried by Rev. F. v. Whiting. Mr.. Hamii-
ton is a valued employe of the Dawson
Manufacturing Co, while the bride is
daughter of Mr.. S. V. Brown. THE News
tenders congratulation.
Mr.. Lavausia Lamar, of Dawson, who
has been attending the Georgia Business
College here, acquitted himself with fly
ing honOrs a few days, since aid received
his dip with many organizations and
complimentary remarks from both the
professors and students. He left yester-
Gay for his home, where he will spend
tt e Xmas holidays. Macon News.
On last Tuesday evening Elder W. T.
Everett married Miss Lizzie Bozeman
and MrJ H. Carter, both well-known
and highly esteemed. Many friends wish
them uninterrupted JOY and prosperity
in the new relations SO pleasantly begun.
Hon. B. j. Kendlick, of Waco. Texas,
is in Dawson visiting the family of his
brother, Dr. W, c, Kendrick. This is
his first visit to Dawson in twelve years,
and he was surprised at the city's growth
and evidences of prosperity.
Mr.. c. F. Wall, an old Terrell county
citizen, is here frcn Shreveport, La,
visiting relatives and friends. Since
moving to Louisiana Mr., Wall has pros
pered, and is now one of the largest and
most successful farmers of that state.
Mr. Robert Horton, of Texas, and
Miss 3eulah Colson were married Sun
day morning by DR.. Patterson. We ex-
tend congratulations and best wishes.
Professor T. :, Simmons, president Of
the Union Female College at Enfaula,
was with his Dawson friends Friday and
Saturday.
E.dnr ~. I Everett went up to Stew.