The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-09
D0BBS--NICHoLS

The Presbyterian church was fill r
ed with interested friends of the bri-
dal pair Thursday evening, June 1st.
when Miss Charlotte Christine Won
Scheele Dobbs and Mr.. George Guern-
sey Nichols were united with a rirg
ceremony by DR.. J. H. Patton
The weualng party stood before a
pyramid of green extending across
the chancel and up in front of the
organ, with pink and white holly
hooks amid the ferns and with Faster
lilies at the top between the electric
lights on each side of which were
rows of white candles.
Mrs. William Bates Kee. of Allan
ia, was at the organ and used the
bridal chorus from Lohengren as a
professional and Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march as the married pair left
the church. During the ceremony
the Angels Serenade was softly rem
dered.
The ushers were Mr.. T. l.. Wallace,
Mr.. R. w. Northcutt, Mr.. J. F. Hud-
gems and Mr.. Alexander Claiborne
The groomsmen and maids came to
the altar one by one and left the
church in couples.
Miss Sabine Nichols, first brides
maid, was in pink with lavender
sweet peas and was escorted by Mr.
FOrman Screven. Miss Mary Robe
son in lavender with pink sweet
peas, was with Mr.. J. S. Stewart
Miss Bessie Alderman in green with
pink sweet peas was with Mr. b. A.
Black; Miss Jean Wallace, in yell
low with lavender sweet peas, was
with Mr. Stanton Read; Miss Fran
ces Wikle, in green with pink sweet
peas, was with Mr.. Niles TrammeI;
Miss Lillian Dobbs, in blue with pink
sweet peas, was with MIR. Renich
Gregg; Mrs. w. J. Miner, Jr., ma
iron of honor, in blue with pink
Miss Annie Hair Dobbs. maid of hon
or, in pink with pink roses left the
church with Mr.. Edgar Nichols, who
was the best man.
All these pretty girls wore silver
slippers and taffeta dresses yelled in
tulle the same shade.
The bride, who is a lovely blonde
came up the aisle with her father,
State senator Evan Prothro Dobbs.
who bestowed her. She was dressed
in white tulle over cloth of silver
the over dress draped with clusters
OF orange blossoms on the left side
and the court train of tulle was Dor
dered with silver lace. The Ion
tulle veil was attached to a spray of
orange blossoms across her forehead
and fell in soft folds over the high
couture to the train. Ter slippers
were silvery, her gloves white and
the bouquet was of pink roses bor-
dered and showered with lilies of the
valley.
Mrs Edgar Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs.
, DObbs and the bridal party received
the guests at the home immediately
after the ceremony. Sweet peas were
used in the decorations at the home.
Mrs e. P Dobbs was in white lace
with bands of blue under the flounCes
and a blue girdle. Mrs. Matte Dobbs
wore black grenadine.
Miss Evelyn Clay, in black net,
had charge of a brides book and Miss
Hooper Wikle, in pink net, had an
other brides book in which names
of guests were written.
In a bay window in the dining
room Misses Cora Brown, Laura Mar
garet Hoppe, Glennis Hancock and
Elanor Wilcox served punch from
bowls of ice in which wreaths of
pink roses had been frozen and these
| pretty girls were like a crescent Of
bouquets beyond the serving table.
The presents were displayed up
stairs and were so numerous and va
rious they deserve a chapter to them
selves They were sent from all over
| the south and from California. There
was only one clock, one butter-knife