The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-08-01
Society
Dobbs-Pawley Wedding
Brilliant Event

ever seen in Marietta was that of
Miss Annie Hair Dobbs and Mr.. Will
liam Douglas Pawley, which took
place at Z o'clock on Friday evening
at the First Baptist church The
church was most artistically decora-
ted for the occasion. Quantities of
palms and ferns were used and the
wall back of the altar was covered
with tracery of asparagus fern and
pink crepe myrtle.
The ushers were Mr.. Eugene Nc
Neel, Mr.. Leon Blair, Mr.. Ben Black
and Mr.. Philip Holland, all of Mari
eta.
Wurm's Orchestra, Of Atlanta, dis
coursed sweetest music before the
ceremony, bursting into Lohengrin's
lovely Briday Chorus as the bridal
party entered the church.
The bridesmaids wore beruffled or
CANDY frocks and bewitching picture
hats, and each carried nosegay of
vari-colored flowers.
They entered singly by the side
doors, one all in sky-blue, her Wis a Wis
in pink. When all were grouped
about the altar.
The girls in their airy frocks, the
groomsmen in conventional black or
the white Marine officers uniforms,
against the background of green ferns
and palms, the tableau presented was
most effective.
The bridesmaids were Misses Cora
Brown, Irene Malone, Minnie Lou
Mcneil, Marie Shipper, Fredonia
Field, Alice Anderson, Frances Dobbs,
Sara Patton, Julia and Emma Kath-
arine Anderson.
Miss Lillian Dobbs, the lovely maid
of honor, came next, in very pretty
dress of silver tissue and blue tulle.
She carried an armful of gorgeous
radiance roses.
The groomsmen were Major Rob-
ert Browell, U. S. Marine Corps, Ma
jor N. Jenkins, U. S. Marine Corps,
Major Louie Whaley, U. S. Marine
Corps, Mr. Herbert Dobbs, of Balti-
more, Mr.. Lynn F. Howard, of
Springfield, Mass, Mr.. Arthur L.
Grove and Mr. Charlie Gardner, of
Marietta, Mr.. S. C. Dobbs, Jr., of At
lanta, Mr.. Stewart Bird, of Atlanta,
and Mr.. John Slater, of Valdosta.
The bride came in with her faith
err, Mr.. H. C. Dobbs. She was Wis
ion of radiant beauty in her gown
which was a creation of white silk,
tulle, and hand-embroidered geor-
gette, the simple lines being most be-
coming to her queenly type.
Her tulle veil worn back from the
face, was arranged in a coronet and
fastened to her beautiful dark hair
with a circlet of orange blossoms.
She carried a wonderful bouquet of
bride roses and white orchids, show
cred with swansonia.
Her only ornament was very
handsome bar pin of platinum set
with diamonds, the gift of the groom.
Mr.. Pawley entered with his best
man, Captain Bruce Miner, and met
his bride at the altar.
During the ceremony, which was
performed by DR.. l.. A. White, the
orchestra softly played "The Even
ing STAR" from Thanhouser. Then
the party left the altar to the tri
umphial strains of Memberships
Wedding March
A beautiful reception was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
Dobbs Immediately after the cere-
mony.
Standing with the handsome young
bridal couple were Mr.. and Mrs. H.
C. Dobbs and the attendants.
The gifts were numerous and beau
tiful, and many more will be pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Pawley on their
arrival in Hayti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pawley left during
the evening for New York, from
whence they have sailed for the home
Mr.. Pawley has ready for his bride IN
Port au Prince, Hayti.
Mrs. Pawley's handsome going
away gown was coat suit OF black
tricolet, with which she wore small
hat of orange velvet.
Miss Mildred Brown
Honoree at Bridge
Misses Constance and Lucy Cole
gave a small bridge party on Tues
day afternoon for Miss Mildred
Brown, of Washington. ="
Miss Elizabeth Nolan won the prize
for top score, a box of correspondence
cards, and the guest Of honor was
presented with box of handker-
chiefs.
Those present were Misses Cora
Brown, Marie Shipper, Aimee D.
Glover, Laura Margaret Hoppe, Har-
riett Robson, Elizabeth Nolan, Mil
dred Brown, Roselyn Amorous, Eliza
beth Anderson, Lois Gardner, and
Glennis Hancock. Coming in for re-
freshments after the game were
Misses Mary Byrd Tate, Edith Agnew,
of New York, Christine Blair, Kath-