Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-07-23
LOVELY HOME WEDDING.
MISS TURNER WEEDS
Mr.. COLEMAN.

Coleman. OF Sparta, winch was SOL
emnized at 5 O'Clock at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ebert Turner, on South Main
street with Reverend S. c. diff, of
the Central Methodist church, offici-
ating, and attended by a hundred
guests. Throughout the house pro-
fusion of the lovely white and pink
crepe myrtle and coral vine were eff
fectively used in decoration, large
flower baskets being placed at inter-
walls, and the same lovely flowers
topping the mantels and piano. Sou
thern smilax was entwined over the
doorway and across the window dra-
peries and festooning the chande-
liers was delicate plumosis form. A
white trellis covered with this trail
ing fern was erected over the impro-
vised altar, and from its arch was
suspended handsome satin wedding
bell, shoMSeFed with valley lilies. Ferns
were banked for a background and
lofty pedestal baskets of deep pink
crepe myrtle gave brilliant color
note on either side. In the fore
ground were tall white standards on
which cathedral candles burned dur
ing the ceremony. An aisle through
which the bridal party approached
was formed by streamers of tulle
caught to pedestal baskets holding
coral and clemeatis vine that fianked
the altar.
just preceding the ceremony
Miss Louise Jones played the
violin obligato.
Venetian Love Song on the piano,
and this was followed by two vocal
numbers by Miss Dorothy Cass, who
sang" The Want of You" and Gun
ill.," both accompanied by Miss Jones
at the piano and Mr.. Sam Jones with
violin obligate.
Memberships Wedding March
was used as professional, Mary Ed
win Turner. lovely little sister of the
bride, in blue georgette over pink,
leading the way and placing the last
streamer Of tulle that marked the
aisle.
The grooms pretty sister, Miss
Elizabeth Coleman, and Mr.. Fleming
Shewmake were bridesmaid and
groomsman. Miss Coleman was
wearing a dainty gown of pale green
georgette over pink satin with leg
horn hat trimmed in green and carry
ing arm bouquet of ping gladiolii with
ribbon streamers. Next followed the
brides lovely sister, Miss Julia Tur-
ner. as maid of honor. She was
gowned in peach crepe banded with
tan. Her hat was a lovely creation
of georgette and lace and she car
ried an arm bouquet of pink gladioli
in the pastel shades with long stream
ers of pink. Then followed the pre-
cious little flower girl, little Ann Nc
Donald, baby cousin of the bride,
wearing tiny pink silk frock hand
painted, and carrying tulle-tied bas-
ket of pink roses from which she
showered the path of the bridal cou-
pie. Mr.. Coleman was escorted by
his brother, Mr.. .Chas. Coleman, of
Macon, as best man, and the radiant
ly beautiful bride approachedthe al
tar on the arm of her father, Mr.. j.
E. Turner. The ring ceremony was
used and throughout, "Traumerci"
was softly played on the pano. The
orlde was attred in white georgette
the lace fiounce being caught at in
tervals with sprays of valley lilies and
ribbon, and with this sleeveless model
she wore long gloves. Her tulle veil
was worn low on her lovely dark hair,
with an outstanding riff on the back
and a bandeau Of orange blossoms
and pearls encircling the front Her
beauty, which is marked by delicacy
of features and coloring, was never
so winsome as in the role of the
bride, and her natural grace gave
added charm to her appearance. I'M
mediately after the ceremony, an in
formal reception was held by Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner, during which the large
number of out-of-town guests were
introduced and the elegant wedding
gifts of great number and beauty
were inspected. Music was furnished
by the orchestra and punch was serv-
co on the flower-embowered porch by
Gene and Mollie Nell Mcdonald and
Catherine Shivers. Miss Hazel Mayes
had charge of the brides book.
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Turner in
entertaining and serving the guests
were Mesdames A. J. Mcdonald, E.
A. Russell, H. NJ. Warren, Glenn
jenkins and C. L. Saunders, and
group of the brides young friends.
Emblem brick cream and cake
were served, and the favor, pink
crepe wedding bells, tied with pink
ribbon and placed on maiden hair
fern adorned the plate During the
progress of the reception the bride
and groom left by automobile for
their wedding trip to Asheville, N. c..
and other points.
The bride was wearing for her
| golng-away gown an ensemble suit
OF richly braided poiret twill and sat
in in modish shade of brown with a
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