Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-30
MISS GLOVER BECOMES THE
BRIDE OE MIR. WILKINSON

Cent. al Avenue when Nus Niaude Ed
ia Glover became the bride o. Mr..
Charles Marnardie Wilkinson.
Beauty shown out in every detail
of the artistic arrangements of ferns,
foliage and cut flowers throughout
the whole lower floor of the hand
some home.
In the reception hall baskets of
yellow chrysanthemums were grace
fully arranged.
The living room was decorated in
red and green many poinsettas and red
roses formed lovely back ground.
In the dining room bowles of white
narcissis and baskets of pink and
whitecarnations with many stately
ferns and hanging baskets of ferns
made a lovely picture.
Silver candelebra placed about
the rooms with unshaded tapers cast
a soft glow. The lights overhead were
shaded in pink and tied with pink
tulle. In the drawing room a hand
some arrangement of pink carnations
! was tied with tulle to the chandelier
making beautiful shade.
An improvised altar of ferns and
foliage was arranged in the drawing
room. On either side of the altar was
large basket of pink and white car
nations tied with pink tulle. Silver
candelebra holding unshaded tapers
were standing on tall pedesta1s on
either side of the altar among the
ferns
Preceding the ceremony beautiful
musical program was given. Mrs. L.
Everett Rhorer presided at the piano,
Mr.. Burr Stokoe first sang in a most
appealing way "The Sweetest Story
Ever Told Then followed piano
solo Twilight, beautifully rendered
by Mrs. Rhorer. Mr.. Burr Stokoe
sang Until just before the opening
of the wedding march During the GER
emory "Sweet Evening Star" was soft
ly played.
As the strains of Mendelssohn's
wedding march were sounded, little
Harriet Faye Glover. dressed in pink
crepe de chine and lace entered the
drawing room carrying the ring III
the heart of a large pink rose
The bride on the arm of her father
who gave her in marriage, came from
the stairway in the reception hall. She
was met at the altai by the groom who
came in alone from side door
They were met at the altar by the
Rev. Robert M Mann, pastor of the
Presbyterian church who performed
the impressive ring service. The ring
used was the wedding ring of the
brides mother.
The bride was beautiful in an ex-
quisite white satin gown with drap-
cries and trimmings of chiffon and
silver lace. A handsome train en-
broidered in silver was caught at the
shoulders and fastened with pearl
ornaments. She carried in her hand
a taffetta bound prayer book, which
was used by her father when a bow
in the Episcopal church This was
showered with valley lilies. Messrs
Lawrence C. Glover and Robert H.
Mckay acted as ushers.
The BRIDES mother was handsome
ly gowned in black satin with drap-
cries of lace. The sister of the groom
Miss Ruth Wilkinson wore beautiful
shell pink satin with trimmings of lace
and tulle. The other members of the
family present at the wedding were:
Mrs. J. c. Glover, Mr.. and Mrs. N
Emery Davis and Miss Lydia Davis,
Mrs. E. N. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Brayton Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee c. Glover, and Mrs. L. L. Dick
erson. The only other guests includ-
ed few OF the closest friends of the
family.
Between the hours of eight and ten
a reception was held and during this
entire time music was rendered by
Evans orchestra. Mrs. George F.
Kicker met the guests. at the door as
they arrived and were passed on to
the living room by Mrs. L. A. Turn
err They were met by Misses Louise
Wilcox and Dorothy Cass who served
punch from a table banked with red
roses. Mrs. Lawrence C. Glover in
troduced the guests to the receiving
line composed of Mr.. and Mrs J C
Glover, Mr.. and Mrs Charles M. Will
kinson and Miss Ruth Wilkinson. Mrs.
l.. l.. Dickerson and Mrs. r ebert Fl
Mckay invited them into the dining
room where they were served hot tea,
sandwiches in heart shape. minis and
Fsalted pecans by Misses Sadie Britt,
Lydia Davis, Mrs F. N. Davis, Mrs.
| J. ]. Pryor, Mrs. L. E. Rhorer and
Mrs. Modena Rogers. Mrs. R. M.
Mann poured the tea
All the ladies assisting were attract
lively gowned in evening costumes of
many pretty colors. AS the guests de-
parted they were asked to register in
the brides book by Miss Helen o.
borne and between $50 and 200 regis