The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-05
pERSONAL :
AND SOCIAL
Dwelle-Tiehnor.
BY Miss Marie Nightingale.

D9eite-Tiehnor.
The following invitation was re-
ceived by friends of the bride-to-be
in this city yesterday. Miss Dwelle
made her home here for some time
and has number of friends who
will be interested in the announce
ment Of her approaching wedding:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Charles
Dwelle request the honor of your
presence at the marriage of their
sister. Mrs. Mary Elephare Dwelle, to
Mr. Frank o. Tichnor, on Wednesday
morning, January the eighteenth. al
nine o'clock. at their home. SOC North
College street, Charlotte, North
Carolina.
Mc-uliough-Rauds Wedding.
A beautiful social event of last
evening was the wedding of Miss
iaddie Mccullough and Mr.. Holman
Rawls. which took place at 7:30
O'Clock at st. Marks Episcopal
church
TO the first strains OF I.ohengrin s
wedding marfi1, little Howard WaT,
Jr., IN handsome white suit, On
ed with petite Miss Marjorie
Hoaeson. who was graceful and pi
quaint In a lovely little dress Of white
lipeerie, with pink ri hons and car
rgine a basket Of exquisite pink hya-
einths they were followed hy The
maid-of-honor, Miss Hazel Nightin-
gale, the only other attendant OF the
bride, who, attired in becoming cog
tnme OF pink chiffon over silk Of the
same SHADE, and carrying a basket
containing wealth of pink carna-
tons, presented most charming 40
pearance The bride entered with
her father Mr.. John Mccullough,
and was lovely in an exquisite gown
of silk manquessette, over white sat
in, which was partially concealed re-
meath the soft folds of her bridal vail
OF white tulle. most artistically and
becomingly arranged ""'tA a dainty
bunch of orr iiossoms she car
ried ,s -ronc - brides
ro1 cna tNn CT r ie1ent o.
grag ." 80 '-nyoeded to
the Il .neel tpSf'a WAS met by
the ra@,, II, I.r .'wls, accom-
panied Is fe st .ntn Mr. Howard
Waff.
The 81. . eel In It's stately attire OF
white. adorned with other decorations
of palms. bamboo. ferns and Flowers.
consisting OF narcissi and camelias,
banked in great profusion on the ~
tar, BESIDES innumerable candles,
which lent their soft and mellow radi-
ance to the lovely SURROUNDINGS. !
which furnished an effective and ~
tistic background to tho bridal party
during the ceremony which was i'm
pressively read by Rev. r. D. Boy |
Kin.
The ushers were Messrs IL X.
Hodpson. Cobb. Malcolm Mccullough
and w. d. Bailey.
After the ceremony Mr. and Ms.
Rawls left on an extended trip norm
). fore going TO Durham. y. G.. TO re
SIDE.
Cotillion a Brilliant 0Hatr'
A hrilliant affair OF last SeehihS
was The cotillon given at the Ogie-
thorpe by the members OF the Nine
O'Clock German club Many most
UNIQUE and pretty figures were led
during the evening by Mr.. Harry Gu
f,ignon and Miss Dorothy Stiles. o.
Savannah, and tho occasion proved
most delightful one to the maay
participants
important Meeting.
The regular annual meeting or mo
daughters Of tho Confedcracy Will
take place this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the residence Of Mrs. Court
land symmes. Much business VIII
he discussed during the afternoon; toe
election OF officers for tho new year
viii take place and the annual dues
win &c payable. therefore the meet
ing Ia an important one, and full az
tendance IL urged.
Soca, lteru.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank HougAton
who were recently married at thei
home In Longbranch. N. j.. are spenl
ing some time at Havana. on hci