Americus times-recorder., 1920-06-03
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BRITToN-JENNINGS.

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The wedding yesterday at noon of
Miss Sara Britton and Andrew st
CiaIr Jennings was one of the pref
test events in the social history of
Americus.
The decorations were almost ems
tirely of daisies. The ceremony took
place before an improvised altar OF
palms and ferns, and trailing green
vines added to the artistic effect. On
either side of the altar stood two tall
floor vases holding hydrangeas IN
white, while wall pockets containing
quantities of daisies were suspended
from brackets against the walls. Old
brass candlelabra from which gleam-
ed the wedding candles, stood before
the altar, the lioht in the rooms be-
ing shaded to the soft yellow gllhts
sf .he lighted tapers. of
Rev. George f, Brown, pastor u
Central Baptist church, read the peao-
tifuI service, The only attendant OF
the bride was Mrs. Herbert Moon,
sister of the bride, who entering
alone. stood by the side of the BRIDE
mrs Moons dress was lovely trock
of yellow organdie, with which was
worn an immense arm bouquet OF
white Shasta daisies from which 1eil
dainty showers.
Mr. Jennings entered with Herbert
Moon, his best man, and j. II. Brittoh'
father of the bride, followed with the
bride on his arm.
The brides dress was handsome
heavy white charmeuse, with drap-
cries suspended from the shoulders,
held in place with rich white beads.
With this she wore a dlapnahous
white hat of crepe, and her bouquet
was a splendid one built OF Wnlte
brides roses showered with Vailey
lilies. .1o
Mrs Britton, mother of the bride,
wore a dress of georgette crepe, ana
wore a corsage of pastel sweet peas
and valley lilies.
Miss Anna Murray, life long
companion of the bride, sang. NOT
Because Your Heart Is Mine, and
40 Promise Ne" Mrs. Joseph john
s.n rendered the instrumental music
Immediately following the cere-
mony, the guests were served with
lad course by Miss Alice Johnson,
Miss Hattie Pope Morgan, Miss Wlnl.
fred Hopkins, all wearing frocks OF
yellow organdie.
The bridal party was served in the
a ming room. which was adorned with
daisies and ferns. The centerplecee
was charming arrangement OF
daisies held in a silver basket, the
handle of which was tied with an n, I'M
mense bow of yellow tulie' Inc
place cards were hand-palnteo
Cupids, and the favors dainty BON
bon boxes filled with confections. Inc
bride presented the girls with a set
ne lingerie clasps, while the young
=; s;an received collar pins
The brides cake when cut, reVeal-
ID the wedding symbols. A course
i,qncheon was served. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings, Mr'
md Mrs. Herbert Moon, Mr.. and MIS-
Tneene Morgan, Miss Susie Chap
nell, Miss Anna Murray, Dan Cnap-
pcll and Edwin Mathis. Out,.oT-
Town guests, besides a large number
Of Americus friends, were Mr.. and
Mrs Armistead Dodson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson Dodson, Mr.. ana Mrs Mrs
Chappell Dodson, Mr.. and MRS. PIea-
man Dodson, of Plains, and Miss VIM
fred Hopkins, of Savannah,
The bridal couple received large
number of beautiful gifts, the marks
of affection from wide circle OF
friends. "
Following the reception, Mr.; and
Mrs. Jennings left on the 2:17 clock
train for Atlanta, where they will
spend a few days. From there they
will 90 to Washington and New York.