The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-12-23

gus passing III OlIIlldllNCs CIV any
and beauty was the wedding of Miss
Caroline Geise to Mr. Harold ]. Peter
sen, of Davenport, Iowa, which took
place on Tuesday afternoon, Deem
Der 10th, at 6 o'clock at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs T
c. Geise. The beautiful and impressive
ring ceremony was performed by
Rev. NJ L. Lawson, pastor of the
baptist church, in the presence of a
large assemblage OF relatives and
friends.
4 The entire lower floor was decorat-
ed throughout with Christmas greens.
The broad stairway was entwined
with southern smilax and crystal
lights. Over each doorway were arch
es OF bamboo from which were sus-
pended baskets of holly The impro-
vised altar in the music room was
banked with handsome ferns and rows
OF white burning tapers.
! Prior to the ceremony Mr.. w. R.
Melton sang q Love You Truly" and
For You" and for the entrance of
the bridal party Memberships we'd
ding march was beautifully rendered
by Mrs. A. B. Hamilton, pianist, and
Mr.. H. c. Hasselbring, violinist. Dur
ing the ceremony they softly played
Sweetest Story Ever Told"
First to enter were the ribbon bear
ers4Little Misses Margaret Robert
son. Sarah Ellen Cronin, Caroline
Shields, Elizabeth Edwards Alice
Robertson and Antoinette Borders
attractively dressed in cream net with
gold satin bands, carrying large yell
low chrysanthemums. These formed
the aisle for the bridal party. The two
heralds were Masters William Robert
son and Wesley Dozier dressed III tux
edo suits. Little Nancy Grlggs was
the flower girl, dainty in a trock OF
white gorgette and lace and carrying a
basket of white pompom chrysanthe-
NUNS. Master Arthur Robertson in a
white satin suit acted as page. Master
Jimmie Raines, also in white satin, en-
tered with the ring resting in white
lily.
proomsmen in the following order:
Miss Sarah Jones and Mr.. W. A:
Mitchell. Miss Elizabeth Gese and
Mr.. ]. H. Nasworthy. The maids
wore frocks of gold gorgette, ostrich
trimmed with side trains OF silk net
and CARRYING arm bouquets OF yellow
chrvsanthemums. Following were Mr.
I Foster Geise, best man and broth
er Of the bride, and the matron OF
honor Mrs Foster Geise Next to
enter were the maid of honor and Mr.
I NJ. Wooten. The matron and maid
of honor wore gowns of green beaded
oorqette with side trains OF silk net
and carried arm bouquets OF ophel1a
roses.
The bride, striking brunette beau
~ was met at the foot OF the STAIRS
bv the groom and they entered the
niusic room together The wedding
Town was of soft white fiat crepe en-
broidered in pearls and trimmed with
rose Doint lace. Extending from the
shoulders was the court tram ne
veil which fell in misty folds IN the
bsck over the court train was becom-
;ng1v caught at the cOronet with or
moe blossoms. Her exquisite bouquet
,,,aS of brides roses with a shower OF
I ME- Of the valley Her only Jewels
, ,,ieTe pearls, the gift OF the
Groom. The brides going away gown
Sas OF rosewood charmeen ensemble
su;t with touches of shutter green ano
nth this she wore rosewood velVet
bs+ with accessories. to match.
The couple left by motor Tor Smith
vile to go to Wilmington; ~ Z, lor
two weeks. after which they VIII De
At home in Jacksonville, Fla :,
Mrs. Petersen is one OF Georgia
lovelist Young women, and IS we'll