The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-12-08
IlLIANT CHURCH WEDD NC
INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF A
FAITHFUL NUPTIAL EVENT.

riage of Mr.. Bernard C. Perry of
awson and Miss Gladys Y. Omie
Adkins of Starke, Fla.
NE Starke, Fla, Telegraph gives
following interesting account of
recent marriage of Mr.. Bernard
Perry of Dawson and Miss Gladys
Omie Adkins:
lin the presence of large num-
Of friends and relatives on Tues
afternoon, November 23rd, at 4
lock- at the Methodist church in
like, Miss Gladys Y. Omie, daugh-
Of Mrs. Eli Newton Adkins, was
#ted in marriage to Mr.. Bernard
De Perry of Dawson, Ga.
Not in the memory of one pres
has there been prettier we'd
X in Starke, or one more full of
serest to a larger circle of friends.
sThe Philathea class and intimate
sRnds Of the bride had transformed
interior of the pretty little church
u Yeritable fairly bower. The
EOratiOns were tasteful and dainty,
were composed of white chrysan-
kmums and ferns. In the center,
n in front of the chancel, was an
II beautifully draped with tulle
fined with ivy and masses of large
|ite chrysanthemums. The chan
rail was decorated in the same
II with pots of rare ferns, banked
lavish profusion its full length.
|thin the chancel large ferns and
PES of chrysanthemums gave the
(earance of a lovely garden.
|Ihe waiting guests enjoyed
Fe treat in the short musical pro-
Rmme rendered before the en-
ilce of the bridal party. Miss
10y Gornto, the talented daughter
D. NJ, Gornto, of Jacksonville,
PSlded at the organ. The first
nber on the programme was a
gal solo entitled Because, and
ldeTed by Mrs. j. E. Futch in her
lltless style. Her exquisite voice,
luIl of tender feeling, held her
aTeFS spellbound to the last note.
Z second number was an organ
beautifully rendered by Miss
INTO, The last number, oh! Per-
y Love, a baritone solo, was rem
req most artistically by Mr.. How
Randall of Lawtey.
As the wedding party approached
door the organ pealed forth the
iutltul wedding march by Mendel-
H. The ushers, Messrs. A. G.
lN FlOurnOy Philips, Luther
well and j. G. Adkins, of Gaines
T. wore the conventional frock
T. night trousers and white gloves
white carnation boutonierre.
y uShers entered by the right and
ny the left aisle. Crossing in
~ OF the arch they passed to OPP
'Ie sides to await the bridal party.
,eFlng by the right aisle came the
u OF honor, Miss Kate Inman, who
Ie handsome tailored coat suit
ueam colored mohair, with
5e picture hat with black willow
Ie' Miss Inman carried bou-
y u pink carnations and plumosa
Inc bride followed, leaning on
arm OF her brother, Senator A.
AuKlns. Miss Adkins was charm
i. III a going-away gown of rich
red prunella cloth, with hat,
'eS and veil of red, and carrying
arm bouquet of ostrich plume
and plumosa fern.
bright, piquant face was the
gSure OF all eyes.
me groom, attired in the conven-
al SUIT of black, was handsome
u distinguished looking as he en-
y with the best man, Mr.. Looney
we'll OF Dawson.
Inc bridal couple were met at
t'uancel by Rev. Sam j. White,
Ie Christian church, and Rev. G..
iHman, of the Methodist church.
! uFlde was given away by her
ner' Senator Adkins. The cere-
y was performed by Rev. White,
was beautiful and impressive.
u inman, in beautiful words, in
" heavens richest blessings upon
happy pair, and his earnest plea
'Ielr lifelong happiness found
:, N the hearts of their many
y, And as the electric lights
'e out in a radiant benediction