The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-12-07
Mr.. Andrew Garrett
Weds Miss Aultmdn
Bride Is Native of Macon, and Mr..
Garrett Terrell County Boy.

Garrett Terrell County Boy.
Characterized by simplicity ano
loneliness in every detail was the wed
ding of Miss Louise Aultman to Mr.
William Andrew Garrett, of Dawson
which took place Thanksgiving day
at high noon at the home Of the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Aultman
on Hines Terrace.
lust before the bridal party entered
Miss Gertrude Tompson, OF Trion,
sang beautifully, BELOVED, 1t is
Morn" accompanied by Miss lila Mae
Tompson. To the strains OF MendeiS-
sohn's wedding march, rendered by
Miss Tompson, the bridal party enter
ed. First came Miss Estelle Holieman
and Mrs. w. K. Stanley, who adVanc-
| ed slowly, making an aisle Tor the
bridal party, with yellow tulle INTO 'ne
drawing room, where the ceremony
took place in front Of beautifully IN
provised altar OF stately palms, chrys-
anthemums and tall silver candle sticks
holding lighted tapers. Miss : HOLE
man and Mrs. Stanley were lovely IN
electric blue taffeta with touches OF
silver lace. They carried giant. yellow
chrvsanthemums tied with tuiie.
Next to enter was Miss Lucille Ault-
man. sister of the bride, who was mad
of honor. She was attractive, wearing
a creation of black lace over blue &C
cordeon plated chiffon. Her picture
hat was of black lace, trimmed with
uncurled ostrich. She wore corsage
of sunset roses and lilies of the valley
Then entered little Miss Carolyn
Renfroe. the flower girl. She wore
dainty frock of white ACCORDION plated
crepe de chine with large, fluffy bows
OF blue tulle on her shoulders and halr.
She carried a French basket filled with
sweetheart roses.
Little Miss Virginia Bateman, the
ring bearer, entered next, carrying the
ring in an enormous yellow chrysan-
themum. Her frock was OF white &C
cordeon plated crepe de chine with
bows of yellow tulle. .,
The bride wore a becoming tailleur
Of brown duvetyn with small hat OF
brown ponne velvet, the rolled brim
being trimmed with tiny gold rose
buds, She carried a lovely shower
boouet of brides roses and lilies OF the
valley. She descended the broad star
wav on the arm of her uncle, MIR. X.
D. Aultman. They were met at the
altar bv the groom and his best man,
DR.. w. T. McFall, OF Atlanta. TO
Wild Rose" was softly rendered dur
ing the impressive ceremony, which
was solemnized by Rev. Bascor An
thony, pastor of the Vineville Metho-
dist church. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Aultman entertained with a
reception, receiving their guests IN the
drawing room.
The Aultman's lovely home was I'M
usually attractive on this occasion. The
whole lower floor was thrown togeth-
er and beautiful decorated with palm
ferns and cut chrysanthemums. Guam
titles of yellow chrysanthemums were
used in tall floor vases. In the dining
room the prevailing color note was
pink. Russell roses being used in pro-
fusion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett left on the
early afternoon train for points IN the
east, the destination unknown to their
friends. Upon their return to Atlanta,
where they will live in the future, they.
will be at home at the Georgian Ter
race.
Among the out-of-town guests who
the wedding were Misses Lila
Mae Tompson and Gertrude Tompson,
of Trion; Miss Susie Knight, of Shell
man; Mrs. L. F. Aycocke, OF Dawson;
Dr. w. T. Mccall, OF Atlanta, and
Mr.. McCord Prather, of Americas.
They carry with them congratula-
tons from their host of friends.