Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-07-12
IN MIDST OF SMILAX
LOVES TIE IS MADE.
Brilliant The Wedding Last
Night.
OCCASION IS A BEAUTIFUL ONE
Miss Lucille CIegg and MIR. 6. g,
Clements Thus Stand at Hymen's
AItar-BriIIiant Reception Follows
Witnessed by Large Company.

The marriage of Miss Lucille CIegg
and Mr.. Emmett B. Clements was SOL
emnized last evening at the residence
of the bri1e's mother, Mrs. P. G.. OIegg
and, perfect in its every appointment,
was one of the most brilliant witnessed
IN Amerious this season.
Long anticipated with interest and
pleasure by host of friends, a large
assemblsge thus witnessed this plight
ing of the troth and extended best
wishes to the young couple
representatives of the society of
score of Georgia cities were numbered
IN the brilliant company.
The elegant Olegg residence was
transformed into veritable fairyland
for this event, the marriage of the
beautiful and loved daughter. The
first floor was a bower of smiIax, trail
ing bamboo and stately palms, while
cut flowers added a pretty effect.
Ia the handsome double parlors the
decorations were smilsx, green's and
large vases of white flowers, the lights
from many candelabra shedding a soft,
mellow glow over all.
In the large room adjoining, where
the really magnificent array of we'd
ding gifts were displayed, the color
scheme was red and green, blending
prettily, while that carried out IN the
brides dining room was pink and
white.
At the appointed hour the strains of
the weddiog march rendered by Miss
May WheatIey announced the coming
of the bridal party, descending the
broad stair Ray At an altar of palms
ferns and fJwers, in he front parlor,
Rev. o. P. Gilbert was 10 waiting.
Miss Hattie Clem~uta with Mr. A.
@. Duncan, both Of Bnena Vista, en-
tered first, after them coming Miss AL
ice Merritt of Macon with Mr.. Charles
Clements.
The bride entered with her maid of
honor, Miss Roberta Paul of Darien,
and joined Mr.. Clements at the altar,
he entering with bis best mar, Mr..
FELTON, Clements.
The bridal circle, thus completed,
was indeed pretty one.
The bride wore an elegant white
Irish princess robe, her veil being
caught with q spray of lilies of the
valley, while she carr ed an exq lisite
shower bouquet of swansonia.
The maid of honor, Miss Paul, was
gowned in white radium silk and car
ried lovely bouquet of white roses.
The costumes of the two briGesmaides
were pink lowered crepe de chine,
each carrying large bouquets of lovli-
est pink roses,
Mrp, P. G. Clegg, mother of the
bride, wore a becoming costume of
black peau crepe de chine.
AS the wedding ceremony proceeded
Miss Fannie Stallings sang SchuberL's
Serenadr.
Shortly after the completion of the
wedding Ceremony a sumptuous menu
was served ia tbs large and handsome
~ app ointe dining room.
At the brides table were Misses Re-
berta Pau, Hattie Clemens, Alice
Merritt, NslIa Vason of Albany, Mey
Wheatley, Fannie Stalings, Mr..
Felton, Clements, Mr.. A. G. Duncan,
Mr.. Charles Clements, Mr.. Edward
Gyles, Mr. Charles Blu. Ike ard Mr.. w.
P. Page.
Mr.. and Mrs Clements left by the
Central Railway at 1879 O'clock for
Asheville N. c., where they will spend
several weeks before goirg to their
hona in Ruena VISTA