The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-09-01

Wedding of cordial interest to the
~, friends and relatives through
man he state was that of Miss Louise
0ul of Weston, and Mr.. w. Thomas
9L,,ne of Lafayette. The ceremony
ny NY nIace at the home of the brides
W. ants Mr.. and Mrs. George W..
e e;ns on Thursday, August u, at $50
oo'rlork. The impressive ring ceremony
o., o'' reformed by Rev. c. ]. White
Of Chipley.
Idon flowers. The ceremony was
ssoortormed in the spacious living room,
PpCsfore an improvised altar banked
. pb palms and ferns, having on each
WI" ;J ta1 candelabras holding burning
.nnors A profusion OF roses, gladiol
. ond other summer flowers blended
n,;th the beauty of the scene.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Ber-
tba Lee, of Parrot, sang two love
s s,n For You" and AT Dawning."
S was accompanied at the piano by
Mes Margaret Shingler, of Ashburn.
nnr;np the ceremony ITO a Wild
bose" was beautifully rendered by
Miss Shingler.
4 large number of friends and rela-
4res we're ushered into the spacious
i E,I room by Mr.. John Sims, broth
~ n the bride, and Mr. Fred Moore,
u LAFAYETTE. Just before the cere-
nonv the ushers lighted the tapers
and stretched the ribbons forming
aises for the wedding party.
To the strains of Mendelssohn's
wedding march, played by Miss
Sbingler, the first to enter was the
,natron of honor, Mrs. Lawton Sims,
sister of the bride. She was beautifully
rowned in a creation of orchid lace
aver georgette with a large picture
hat TO match. She carried an arm
bououet of gladoli tied with tulle to
match her costume.
The maid of honor, Miss Mary Lee
Rhyne. sister of the groom, was beau
tful in a lovely gown of orchid georg-
cite handsomely beaded and a picture
hat TO match. Her arm bouquet was
Of gladioli tied with orchid tulle.
The flower girl was little Miss
Louise Stapleton. She preceded the
bride and was dressed in a dainty
frock OF pink taffeta.
The bride entered with her brother,
Mr.. Lawton Sims, and was met at
tbe altar by the groom and his best
man. Mr.. Julian Rhyme, OF Lafayette.
The bride was lovely in an early
fall model Of Cleopatra satin trimmed
with Persian and buttons. Her hat
was of pencil blue and she had other
accessories to match. She carried an
arm bouquet of brides roses and or
chids showered with valley lilies.
Mrs Sims, mother Of the bride, was
gowned in black satin back crepe
with dream lace. Her corsage was Of
Opheia roses and valley lilies.
Miss Lee was lovely in a gown OF
lowered chiffon, lace trimmed over
satin. Her corsage was of Ophelia
roses and valley lilies.
Miss Shingler was beautifully gown
ed in "ashes-of-roses" chiffon over
satin. Her corsage was roses and val
ley lilies
The guests were graciously receiv-
ed by Mrs. S. W. Adams, who wore
gown of cream lace over orange
georgette
Miss Olivia Hay, cousin of the
bride kept the brides book. She was
lovely in a gown of rose georgette
with lace trimmings.
Immediately after the ceremony an
informal reception was held. Delicious
punch was served by Misses Ami
mary Hay, cousin of the bride, Fife
Belle Lunsford and Virginia McGar-
rah. They were most attractive in
gowns of pastel shades of georgette.
During the evening the young cou-
pie left for an extended eastern tour,
including many points OF interest.
The brides going away costume
was of wooden faille, suggesting the
yolera effect The plumage shade OF
blue was very becoming to her petite
style of beauty. Her costume was
completed with accessories to match.