Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-16

.OUSE-DAVIS.

OUSE-DAVIS.
MEIGS, May 16.-The marriage
Miss Almeda Corynn Davis and
Ir. Cecil Rouse, an event of last
riday at sunset, was solemnized at
he home of the brides parents,
ev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Davis. Her
hther performed the impressive ring
eremony, Rev, D. H. Parker closing
with prayer.
The whole lower floor was beauti-
sll in its decoration of spring flow
RS, consisting of Dorothy Perkins
ses and ferns. An improvised al
hr of ferns, topped with silver cam
AelabA burning pink tapers, cast a
#oft nance over this vast assem-
! lage of friends and relatives who
|itnessed the marriage of this splen-
id young couple.
Just before the appointed hour,
Hiss Emma Davis, of Vidalia sang
AT Dawning" and 81 Love You
ruly," accompanied by Miss Annie
pc Davis, of Americas, on the piano
nd Mesdames Otto Carter and Ros-
pc Davis, of Meigs, with violins. To
he strains of Mendelshon's Wedding
larch the bridal party entered.
Traumeri" was softly played during
ne ceremony.
The ushers were Messrs. Evan Da-
is, Elwood Garter, George Davis
nd Roy Segler, who Immediately
naed a pathway to the altar and
we're followed by the bridesmaids,
sSho were Misses Ella Lindsey, of
quincy, Fla, gowned in yellow or
Sandy; Ruby Davis in pink organdy;
Grace Atkinson in blue organdy;
Mary Nall, of Newman, Ca, in sal.
mon organdy;, Claude Merritt, of
pchlocknee, in rose organdy; Jewel
PAWS in sunset organdy. Each car
4 led bouquets fbride's roses and
weet peas tied with vari-colored
Julie.
The groomsmen were Messrs. ]. L.
Silcher and Yates Johnson, of Meigs;
ierbie Carlton, of Townsville; John
paws of Triton; Stanton Chastain,
Pf Cairo, and Julian Boswell, of
deigs.
Mrs. ]. r. Davis, of Macon, the
|natron of honor, was attractive in
pink organdy, and Miss Johnnie Da-
Fls, the maid of honor, was lovely
IN perwinkle organdy. Both carried
fhepherdess crooks tied with pink
Julie.
Little Roscoe Davis, Jr., the ring
pearer, wore a black velvet Lord
Fauntleroy suit and brought the ring
pm silver tray.
The flower girls, little Miss Caro-
YIN Smith and little Miss Margaret
Davis, niece of the bride, wore dainty
frocks of pink and green organdy,
representing a rose, and carried pink
hnd green baskets tied with white
tulle filled with ping roses, scatter
ing rose petals as they entered.
IA bride entered with her broth
er, ~coe Davis, Sr., who gave her
IN marriage, and was met at the al
lar by the groom, who entered with
nls brother, Mr.. Julian Rouse.
The young bride was a picture of
glrllsh loneliness in a beautiful gown
pr crepe satin, handsomely embroid
ered. A coronet of orange blossoms
and pearls Aeld in place the delicate
5ulle veil which extended the length
Of her gown. Her attractive costume
was completed with a brides bouquet
OF roses and orchids, showered with.
valley lilies.
Mrs. Davis, mother of the bride,
vas lovely in a chic model of black
crepe de chine.
Mrs. Rouse, mother of the groom,
wore stylish gown of black canton
crepe.
The brides going away gown was
becoming suit Of blue poiret twill
with accessories of bisque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rouse left for an ex-
tended trip to points of interest in
Florida. The bride is gifted with a
charming personality and gracious
ness which endears her to all who
knew her, having received her edu-
cation at G. N. l. c., Milledgeville,
and at University of Georgia. Mr..
Rouse is a promising young business
man of Meigs.
Mrs. Austin Pitcher of Meigs, and
Mrs. E. W. Proctor, of Columbia, S.