The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-20

VIII not bear us to its harbor
win not land lis on its beach,
For the lovely Land of Somewhere
Lies far out beyond their reach
Some have said: We cannot find it,
In tear-tossed, mortal sea-
We must wait that strange. dark 5a3-
sci,
Sailing to Eternity
But there is u craft to bear YOU
So let not your nope decrease;
You can reach this Land of Some
where
In the little airship-"Peace.'
Edward NJ Betowsli.
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Doll Wedding Event of Yesterday.
Among the most elaborate and
unique affairs given among the little
social set was the marriage Of Miss
Mary Duwody's doll, Frances, to Mr..
Fairfax Cary (also dolD, which &C.
Cured yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock at the home of little Miss Dun
woody, on Union street.
The many friends of the contract
ing parties who attended the wedding
were ushered into the parlor, wle:e
the bow window. draped in white and
partially concealed beneath graceful
rarlands of smilax and bamboo, FUR
nished an effective and beautiful back
ground for the improvised chancel OF
white, surrounded by ferns and other
evergreens: the aisle was formed OF
white ribbon, suspended upon dainty
white pillars The bride in an OK
uuisite of white satin trimmed in
point lace and pearls, the beauty
| of which was enhanced ly the grace
| full and effective bridal veil of white
tulle prettily arranged with wreath
of grange blossoms. WAS lovely, anc
her beautiful shower bouquet consist
ed of lilies Of the valley
The %aid.ofnonor. Eyangeline taisf
a donA. was lttired in a becoming
ewn Of lilac satin. yelled With span
@lad I ssue, and carried lovely boz.
anet OF dou' 4e Niolets. The brides
,aids we're Misses Elizabeth Lloyd
| GLADYS Smith and Alice Stiles, wh'
wore dainty costumes of white ant
carried lunches OF narcissi and fern
/ The clergvman in his clerical robes
was greatly in evidence. but owing e
his cruel inability to utter the follow
ING lines was forced TO abstain iron
performing The duties of his once
Whereby Miss Ethelyn Nightingale
stood proxy and read the service dis
tinotly and with great solemnity;
Prologue
Fairfax and Frances have beel
sweethearts since early Childhood
Their love for each other has eve
been tender and true. Now they ar
"a he married and live nappy for tn'
remainder of their lives.
Ceremony
Fairfax, will you take Frances ,
your little wife
And keep her in candy for the res
of her life?
Answer win.
Frances, will you take Fairfax TO low
and obey,
To do as he tells you and never So
nay?
| Answer will.
Then kiss and be happy for you t"'
are one.
Now the wedding is over and the dee'
is now done.
EDilogue-
Fairfax and Frances are nusoanu dn
wife,
They will stand side ty Sue lhfouS
the battle of life;
Now bless you my children, be happ
and bright,
And here we will hid you a merr
good night
After the ceremony, the guests ii
semhled in the dining room. wher
the wedding feast was served from 4
exouisitelN arranged table, elaborate'
decorated with pink carnations. cai
dies in silver candlebra with silFe
and pink shades, and beautiful htti
bridal baskets, Respondent with 10"
of white ribbon. and filled wlbl ooi
hons one of which was given 10 eac
puest as a souvenir of the occasion
The brides cake containing the tnin
lale. which was cut by Miss Marjori
l.NicAtingale. who also drew for III
ring. and the ten cent piece, whlc
| was cut by Miss Lucille Conant' ais
added to the attractiveness of II
table.
The little hostess was attired in
lovely white lingerie dress with blu
ribbons and received several tei'
grams OF congratulation for the brio
and groom from Atlanta and else
where during the afternoon.