The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-06-12
A PRETTY HOME WEDDING
MISS MAMIE DEUBLER AND MIR.
HENRY WALTER MARKHAM.
Happy Couple Left Immediately AZ
ter Ceremony to Attend Philathea
Convention in Atlanta.

convention Ill hUldAtds
Owing to the prominence of the
contracting parties the home of Mr.
Charles Deubler, on Orange street,
on Monday, June 10th, at high noon,
was the scene of unusual interest.
The occasion was pretty home we'd
ding. when Mr.. Henry Walter Mark
ham of Lake City, Fla, and Miss
Mamie Deubler of Dawson were unit
ed in the holy bonds of marriage.
Mrs. Charles Deubler, Jr., Mrs. j.
E. Wilkes and Mrs. H. A. Wilkinson
in a most gracious manner received
the guests. Miss Jessie Martin pre-
sided at the piano, and delighted all
with her soulful Interpretation OF
Traumeri. The chords of Mendels-
sohn's wedding march announced the
suspicious moment and through an
aisle formed of the Baraca and Phi
lathea classes of the First Baptist
church the bridal party, led by DR..
J. A. Ivey, entered the prettily deco
rated parlors The bride with her
maid of honor, Miss Claude Black
we'll, was met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. H. &.
Hays of Tallahassee, Fla. Since
earth's first bridal scene the mar
riage altar has been held sacred and
beautiful. Love is always beautiful,
love is always young, love is immor-
tal-God is love. The wedding
march dropped into the soft strains
of Il want only you" as DR.. Ivey, |
the happy couple one. The mu-
sic ceased, every head was bow
ed as the man of God, in an earn |
est prayer, pleaded for heavens !
best blessings to rest upon the newly |
formed union. The spirit of worship |
filed that moment with pulse di-
vine" and the Christ who was the
guest of honor at the marriage in
Cana of Galilee thrilled the occasion |
with His blessed presence.
The bride was becomingly gOwned
in a stylish coat suit of the popular
shade and hat to match.
The brides bouquet was of white
roses, fit emblems of her own pure /
life. The maid of honor was at i
.ractive in handsome white lingerie /
gown and white hat. Her Bouquet
was of white roses. We failed to
get a complete fist of the presents,
but the number and value Of the
gifts attest the popularity of the
couple. Quite a number were from
friends at a distance, while tokens
IF appreciation from Dawson friends
we're not lacking.
The bride was bOrG and reared in
Dawson, and her friends are number
I'd by ali who know her. For sew
eraI years she has been popular
eacher in our city schools, and has
llsO been prominent in christian /
work both at home and in the state. L
She has successfully taught class
If splendid Baraca boys, who deeply
-egret to give UP their teacher, For
term of years she was president of
he PhfIathea State Union. AS Phi
atheas we feel that her talent and
has only been trans
erred to another field of usefulness.
As she goes forth from our midst we
enderFy breathe the M'zpah bene-
fiction. The Lord watch between
hee and me while we are absent
me from the other"
The groom is a young man of cult
Ire and conservation. He is super
ntendent of the Baptist Sunday
JchoOT at Lake CRY, and is prOmf-
lently connected with the First Ma
fonaT Bank of thar town AS these
young people face life together so
we'll equipped for IT'S duties, so nap
oily mated, we predict a future Of
usefulness and success.
The out of town guests who at
ended the nuptfafs' were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Markham and Miss Eve
yn Markham of Macon Mrs. Lingo
If Americas, Miss DoITie Allen of
ElIaviTTe and Mr. H. G. Hays of Tai
ahassee. Mr.. Hays is prominently
known IN political circles in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs Markham left on the
t2-45 Central train for Atlanta.
They VIII attend the Philathea Con-
rentiOn in that city, after which they |
will spend a part of their honeymoon
in North Georgia before going toy
heir Florida home. The cOngratu- 1
ations and best wishes of all DaW-
SON go with them.
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