The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-06-15
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.

Glover to Mr.. George Vickers Welsh
at the Presbyterian church on Wed
nesday evening, June 7th at Z 80 o'clock
was brilliant affai- and one of the
prettiest weddings that has ever taker
place in Marietta
A vast crowd was present to witness
the nuptials of this very popular couple
The decorations were attractive. The
pulpit was banked with ported flowers
plants and daisies. it being Margu
rite wedding. In all the details there
was not a hindrance, but perfection
marked the carrying out of the cere
monies.
Under the inspiring strains of the
wedC ing march from the grand organ
as played by Miss Dykers, the weddins
party entered the beautiful new church
First came the little ribbon girls
Annie b. Glover and Fredonia Field
stretching the white ribbon streamers
the full length of both sides OF the CEN
ter aisle. Then followed the flower
girls, Laura Marguerite Hoppe and An
ME Field, carrying bouquets of daisies
Then came the attendants, the brides
maids carrying large . bouquets OF
daisTies-Miss Eileen Gober, Miss Floy
Felker, OF Monroe, Ga. Miss Bessie
Dean, of EufaulaS> Ala. Miss Nan Pier
son, of Morganton, N. c.; Miss Margu-
rite Ladson, of Atlanta; Miss Lois
Welsh and Miss Isabel BrCmby; the
groomsmen-W H. TrezevauG, J E
Massey =. H. Turner, Floyd NorthcuCt.
Charley Northcutt, Roy Jones and Eu-
gene Matthews.
The bride to be entered from the
front Of the church with her maid of
honor, Miss Berta Reagan, of High
Point, N. c., and were joined by the
groom to be and his best man, Mr.. E. H.
Clay, who entered from the lecture
room.
DR.. J. H. Patton came in from the
other side and confronted the couple
at the altar and began the beautiful
marriage ceremony of the Episcopal
church, which united the happy couple
until death do part" while the low
sweet strains of music fioated out and
mingled with the solemn vows assum-
ed.
The scene formed tableaux of en-
HANGING beauty.
The bridal party then repaired to the
lovely home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bolan Glover, where an
elegant reception. was rendered and
most pleasantly enjoyed. The house
was also beautifully decorated through
out, the color scheme being white and
green. A profusion of daisies were ar
tistically arranged and presented an
attractive appearance.
The numerous and superb bridal
presents received spoke the great popu-
larity of this most esteemed couple.
AT $3.50 the bridal courle left for a
brief visit to points in Tennessee where
they will spend several days.
The bride never looked prettier than
on this occasion in her beautiful we'd
ding costume. She is one of Marie tta's
most charming young ladies and ia
vorite with all who. know,her. The name
Glover carries with it the accredited
credentials of honor and prestige, the
bride being of one of the Oldest and
best families that ever lived in this
fair CITY.
Mr.. Welsh bears name of unspotted
honor and high integrity. He is a
young man of fine education, splendid
business qualifications and correct hab-
its, whose friends are only limited by
his acquaintance. He holds proini-
nent and responsible position with the
Brumby Chair Company.
The Journal extends its hearty con-
gratulations and good wishes.