The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-11-28
liant NUPTIALS.
of Two of Dawson's
I.ular Young People. An
/ Elegant Reception.

,,..hodist church was thronged
NC friends of Miss Elizabeth
lne I'd Mr., William Reed Cox at
S Thursday evening to witness
csm INV that made them husband
Il H. e., life p these two happy hearts
,n wi en- by Rev. T. E. Davenport
itesburg, brother-in-law OF the
I hands Of decorators had made
n u~bT beautiful to behold. Smilax
zs uiUI about the altar, on elth-
ni which stately palm grace
, NJ it's broad shining leaves,
4 0neen Chrysantnemum lifted
|ysi head from many stands to
4 the bridal party. -,
we Wedding march was played by
" Scr1ggs of Columbus. The
h honor was Miss Claude Low
sbiIe Mr.. W. 2 Hornady acted
II l man, The bridesmaids were
8 Mary Wary Lou Hoyl. Nan Barks-
s new i,owrey, Lille Cheatham,
q 'G Cox and Rena Mize, and the
3 smen Messrs. Kenneth Worthy,
81 Iowrey, C. A. Harris, j. ii.
n and r, L. Saville. j.
bride wore an exquisite toilet of
r. GREW broadcloth with trim
Of silver and real lace. The
honor. Miss Claude Lowrey,
eCaDtly attired in a gown of
cashmere moire, with trimmings
embroidered goldthreads
touch of violet. Miss Hoyl wore
some broadcloth in garnet, app
with gold lace braid. Miss
Rale was becominglY gowned in
v toilet Of castor with touch
satin applique in cut steel. Miss
lore a brown broadcloth, with
ms Of white cloth braided in
Miss Lucy Lowrey was eXquls-
bEued ia a dress OF light grey
D cloth, with trimmings of cut
Ld hand embroidery. Miss Cox
ia old rose silk with gilt APP
Miss Cheatham was dressed in
ming gown of blue venetian
rimmed in white satin.
bride is young woman with
ace that reflects the gentle, low
SpOsitiOn that makes her a IA
with all who know her, while
Om is young mal who is es-
for the fine qualities of man
hat make him worthy of the
lion he has won. No couple ever
IN Dawson received more sim
bartlett good wishes for tn cir
happiness.
the wedding ceremony the bri-
! " repair ed to the elegant resi-
Hon. J. w. F. Lowrey.
a scene worthy of a wedding
II upon the vision of the happy
party. The home, respondent
ectrlc lights tinted and toned
tliuI colors, festOoned with smi-
maiden hair ferns, adorned
gDlfcent bouquets of American
poses and variegated bowers of
themums, made fitting back
Tor the charming daughter of
Sc Miss Lucy Lowrey, who did
loFS IN a most gracious and
manner.
pccaSlOn was an event long to
tnoered, The reception hall
thrown into one room. Fin
white and gold, and bedecked
IA inns and greens, it was radiant
nul, Beauty was everywhere,
er the winsome tact of the fair
oSIeSS each guest felt that the
was especially his or her own.
3 Che brides table, which was
Vi beauty with an immense
nlWlned with maiden hair fern,
WIN a candalabra of twenty
Il lules, the remainder of the
ere seated at smaller tables.
Iva Old point lace and lighted
'"laoras Of lesser number of
menu was served in three
Or l, Blue points, bread and
c $G'Sr cocktails. 2: Turkey
~ T' ese salad, oyster fried,
sfr %u9 beaten biscuits, cheese
pp olrSo olives and dates, coffee
l lon TT T5Sl ): Sherry, cream
miles, white cake and
arj Ipper r. the party repaired
n moss where they were sup
brtpne ' "a from Cupid and
BAL 9 o ou 4and painted hearts,
cor ,r couple, Standing in the
kema nuu Joining hands, read to
#aka n Vi The entire audience.
az cut cutting made a picture
oot vi artist' the young ladies
ayoidi lor the ring and dex-
81 0'olng the thimble and bod