The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-04-15

The following account of the mar
riage of Mr.. James w. Harris and
Miss JuIiette Bussey of Cuthbert is
from the Cuthbert Leader, and will
be read with interest by friends in
Dawson and Terrell county of both
the bride and the groom.
Mr.. Harris is a son of Mr.. c.
NJ. Harris of Herod, and native
of Terrell county. Upon being adj
mitted to the bar several years ago
he located in Cuthbert, and has rap
idly risen in his profession.
The marriage occurred last We'd
nesday evening, and the Leader says
of it:
A wedding of very widespread in
terest and perhaps the most perfectly
appointed in all it's details Of any
such function chronicled in the social
history of Cuthbert was that of Mr..
James w. Harris and Miss Juliette
Bussey, at the Methodist church, on
Wednesday evening, April Sth.
The church itself, under the deft
fingers and artistic skill of certain of
the brides friends, had been trans
formed into a bower of blossoms and
a garden of growing green, to en-
nance the beauty of which and bring
out all the lights and shades of a tab
leau so charming many electrice
bulbs cleaned and glistened above
among the arches and flowers. With
especial brilliance shone the many
lighted horse shoe, which occupied
the center of the altar decorations
and hung as a living fire of prom
Use and good luck" above this fortu
nate pair as they stood together and
pledged their troth for all the fu
lure. The beautiful new organ, I'M
uer the skillful management of Mrs.
Mlckle Moye, seemed verify to feel
lhe spirit of the occasion, and gave
forth the tenderest, most musical
melodies as a prelude to the dainty
MISS BaChman2and the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin as sung by choir of
selected voices, to the rythmical
strains of which the wedding party
seemed rather waited than walked
uoWn the aisles thrugh the brides
afch to the chancel where was
SoIemnized and sealed the vows
'iready plighted. The Rev. Ho-
!ler Bush, the officiating min
I9ler' was most happy and i'm
presSiye in his ceremony, and as his
concluding words died away in prayer
ana blessing the familiar and much
io'ed strains of Mendelssohn's We'd
Jung March sounded out as signal
'oI exit and cOngratulation.
Immediately following the ceremo-
ny the handsome colonial home of the
gIIue was thrown open to two hum
uleu invited guests who came, en-
nlioSSe' TO do honor to themselves and
.re occasion. Welcome was felt in
sne very air and written, with an I'M
Zen zen hand, at every step. Soft lights
hung from the snowy columns out
tue and Joined with a silvery moon
1or4 ''I5 pam the way. 10 CnC
Wv, as one entered, was the drawing
aoonl where, under a rich arch of
e seen Mr.. and Mrs Harris stood for
rronsratulatiOn and best wishes, and
noyer' we think, was woman's lowell
Nv, v0s ), more perfectly enhanced than
and 'nls bridal robe of imported lace
aul sheeny satin.
COT ne living room, to the right, was
git.s apart for the rich array of bridal
Cut 9r,io, lhe wealth and beauty Of which
v oiDIdced all and more than any
eir housewife could need or de-
brie OF cut glass. silver, china and
sbroo,D from friends at home and
in p tS fruit punch was served
rail- entrance hall. where the deco
roeo ,o IL was all in dainty colour de
Drevo,,.olut white and green were the
su ms,g idea. and reached its con-
in ' Una in the dining room, where
cor,d truth, it may be said, nothing
u Oe added, nothing taken from.