The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-02-12
DISMU kE-NEWMAN
WEDDING SOLEMNIZED
COUPLE GONE ON AUTOMO-
BILE TOUR OF FLORIDA. TO
MAKE HOME IN DAWSON.


tives was that of Miss Gladys Dis
nuke and Mr.. Clyde Newman which
was solemnized Thursday, February
7, at high noon at the Methodist
church at Graves station.
A pretty bit of sentiment was shown
in the selection of place for their we'd
ding by these young people, who are
both residents of Dawson They
chose the little country church, where
they both first went to Sunday school
and where both attended services dur
ing their childhood and youth.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Nellie
LANG sang THE Sweetest Story Ever
Told" accompanied by Mrs. w. R.
Melton at the piano During the GER
emory Mrs. Melton played "The Song
Of Love-"
The chancel OF the church, which
was decorated with a profusion of
smilax, ferns and rubber plants, pre-
scented a picturesque background for
the silver candelabra holding yellow
burning tapers, on either side of which
stood pedestals holding white Marie
Antoinette baskets filled with yellow
roses.
At the appointed hour to the strains
OF Mendelssohn's wedding march the
bridal party entered. The grooms
men and bridesmaids came down OPP
posite aisles. crossing in front and
forming a semicircle First to enter
were Miss Evelyn Marlin and Mr..
Albert Mitchell Miss Martins dress
was OF yellow georgette crepe with ruf-
1es OF lace and a sash OF orchid. With
this beautiful costume she wore a wide
brimmed hat of yellow and orchid
chiffon.
Next came Miss Lucille Kimble, of
Poulan. and Mr. w. T. Christopher.
Miss Kimble's dress and hat were OF
orchid georgette crepe with silver trim
mings. Following them were Miss
Agnes Kimble and Mr. c. d. Grimes.
Miss Kimble's dress was lovely
spring model OF turquoise blue crepe
and her hat was of the same shade.
Mrs. ]. n Hudson, sister of the bride
and matron of honor, entered with DR..
Truman ]. Slade, of Macon, Mrs.
Hudson's costume was of almond
green crepe. trimmed with wide bands
OF cream lace and her almond green
maline hat was decorated with spring
I flowers
Dir. Lilly Dismuke, of Vickburg,
( Miss. another sister of the bride, who
was maid OF honor entered alone. She
was lovely in a gown of beige crepe
/ lace trimmed and her hat was OF
brown straw yelled in lace.
Each bridesmaid carried an arm
bouquet of Ophelia roses tied with
tulle The groom's attendants wore
bouttonieries of white roses.
The ring bearer was Master Will
liam Cook, and handsome little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs George Cook. He wore
a suit of white velvet and carried the
ring in the heart of a yellow rose.
Immediately preceding the bride
came the dainty little flower girl, Re
becca Lyle, neice of the groom. She
wore a frock of pink ACCORDION pleated
crepe de chine and her dark curls were
bound with silver ribbon. She car
ried a basket of Ophelia roses and
ferns
Lohengrin's march announced the
approach OF the lovely young bride
who entered with her father. They
were met at the altar by the groom
and his best man, DR. w. A. New
man,of Macon The impressive ring
ceremony was performed by Rev.
, T. NJ. Christian.
The bride wore a handsome gown
of midnight blue kitten's-ear satin,
fashioned in basque effect with full
circular skirt. The bodice was or
namented with medallions of cream
lace and kings blue satin, the CEN
tiers being formed of hand made
roses in pastel shades of taffeta. The
sleeves and collar were of cream lace
with touches OF kings blue. With
this she wore smart spring hat OF
brown horse hair braid and maine
trimmed with kings blue flowers.
Slippers Of bronze kid and hose and
gloves of beige completed her costume.
She carried an exquisite bouquet OF
brides roses showered with valley
lilies
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Dismuke
and is a young woman of much charm
of manner. She graduated from
Wesleyan college with the class OF
/ 1922. She is talented musician and
/ has lovely contralto voice.
! Mr.. Newman is one Of the most
successful young men in the CONNER
cial realm of Dawson and is favor
/ ite in society where his genial man
l. er makes him popular i'll all circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman will be at
home with the brides parents on
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