Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-10-07
MISS DICKEY WEBS
Mr.. GROUSE AT TRINITY
CHURCH. NEW YORK

Mr.. Kenneth Curtis Grouse of Jersey
City, N. j., which occurred on Tues
day, October 5, at Trinity church in
New York City. The marriage SER
vice took place at o'clock in the
evening and was attended by friends
from several states. Reverend Will
liam Kincaid performed the cere-
mony, which was preceded and ac-
companied by beautiful music. The
bride entered with Mr.. Joel S. Joss
elyn, the step-father of the bride
groom. His sister, Mrs. Wellington
Grouse, of New York City, was the
matron of honor and was followed
by Miss Margaret Napier of Milledge-
vile, Ga, as bridesmaid. Both were
handsomely gowned in afternoon
models with modish hats and bearing
lovely arm bouquets.
The groom had as mis- best man
Mr. Otto Grouse, of Harvard Law
School, and the ushers were B. B.
McCutcheon, E. NJ. Rucker, Halves
Campbell, all of Richmond, Va, and
MIR. Wellington Grouse of New York
City.
The brides blond beauty was en-
HANGED by the richness of her royal
blue velvet gown. She wore pic
ture hat and carried wonderful
bouquet. After the ceremony re-
ception was held at the Josselyn resi-
dence, 1900 Hudson Boulevard, Jer-
sey City.
The bride is the elder daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alonzo Dickey
of this city, and is we'll known also
in Atlanta, where she attended school
and is frequently the guest of Mrs,
Irene Williams and DIR. and Mrs
I Green Warren.
She is a graduate of Washington
Seminary, where she was a member
of the Phi Pi Sorority and the Bull
Dog Club. She completed her edu.
cation at Ward Belmont, Nashville
Tenn, where she was president of the
Tri K Club and was chosen the most
popular member of the student body
She was later an instructor at Wash,
ington Seminary, where she took an
active part in Atlanta's social life.
Since returning to Fitzgerald she
has become an active member of the
Woman's Club and Daughters of the
Confederacy, both of her grand-fath'
ers. Captain Warren Boyd, of Coffee
county. and Mr.. William Harrison
Dickey, of Wilcox county, having
served in the War Between the
States.
The groom was born in Tucson
Arizona, and is the son of the late
Judge Otto Grouse and Mrs. Joe
Sawtell Josselyn, of Jersey City, \
j.
He received his education at Har'
ward Military School, Los Angeles
California, and was graduated from
Randolph-Macon, Ashland, Va, III
June, 1926, where he was a member
of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity, pres
ident of the Senior Glass, Assistant
Professor of Biology, captain of the
football team, and member of sew
eral social clubs
He has one sister, Mrs. Vernon
Peters, of Phoenix, Arizona, and two
brothers, Mr.. Wellington Grouse, a
successful lawyer of New York City,
and Mr.. Otto Grouse, of Harvard
Law School, Cambridge, Mass. He
is OF French and English descent, and
counts among his ancestors several
New England founders and patriots,
Mr.. Grouse and his bride left New
York by motor Wednesday, and en-
route home will be entertained by
his fraternity friends in Washington
D. c., and Richmond, Va, also in the
latter city by Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Thomas, formerly of Atlanta.
They are scheduled to arrive at Fhe
Atlanta Biltmore for the Tech, Ala
bama football game October 18th,
and the annual dance at the Biltmore
OF the Phi ST Sorority of Washington
Seminary of which the bride is a
member. = Friends. in Atlanta, also,
are planning to entertain for them
while there.
Mrs. Grouse, as does her estimable
family, enjoys social prestige in this
city, and her pictures have many
times been seen in the state papers
as one of the personable and attrac-
tive young girls of this section. She
possesses marked geniality of dispo-
sition and many of the social graces
that commend her alike to friends or
strangers.
Mr.. Grouse spent the summer of
1925 in this city and won the high
esteem of all acquaintance made
here. It is a matter for congratula-
ton that the young couple will come
to reside in Fitzgerald.
A number of affairs are being
planned for them on their arrival.
They will be for some time with Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Dickey until their home
is made ready for them, which will