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C0CHRAN-8C0TT \* * » - *■' • .V» «• m |Prominent Young Couple Married At Home of Bride's Parents At High Noon TodayA wedding of much social interest today was that of Mite Ethel Cochran and Mr. W. F. Scott, which was solemnised at high noon at the home of the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Cochran, on North Broad street. This beautiful home was docorated for this delightful occasion with a profusion of srailax, palms and ferns, the color scheme of green and pink being carried out with a profusion of most wonderful Radiance roses and pink shaded lights, shedding a soft glow on a scene of exquliite beauty.The guests were greeted at the door by Miss Irene Davis, Mrs. 0. H. Fowler of Decatur, and Messers. W. B. Cochran, Jr., and Judson Scott of Decatur. The bride's book was kept by Miss Malvina Mitchell. Immediately preceding the ceremony, Mrs. J. F. Bowman sang “Because, the accompaniment on the piano being rendered by J Miss Edna Stacey.The bride and groom descended the lt;stairway and stood before an impro- J vised altar of palms, ferns and Radiance roses, where Dr. W. M. Harris of I the Baptist church, performed the ceremony. During this time Miss 0 Stacey softly played “Salite D'Ar- J mour. vA reception followed the ceremony, * during which a delicious salad course * was served by Misses Malvina Mitch- a ell, Alice May Norton. Edna Tyson, a Virginia Cochran, Rosalyn Horn and c Mrs. William Copeland. (The bride wore a handsome traveling dress of midnight blue ploret twill, f with a hat of henna to match her go- * Ingaway coat. Mr. and Mrs. Scott j. left Immediately after the reception, t for points in Florida. In their car. c They expect to return In a short time r and will make Gainesville their home. y The wedding Is one of unusual In- q terest by reason of the strong attach- P ment lor the young bride, who has * been a social favorite here since her w graduation from school. Mr. Scott of g Decatur, is now connected with the li stato highway department, at Gaines- 1 vllie, and Is a young man of exceptional ability and has many friends throughout the state. (Many handsome presents were re- 1 ceived by the young couple, including silver, cut glass and many articles of fare beauty for the home. sThe out-of-town guests included: Mrs. O. II. Fowler, Mr. Judson Scott. U of Decatur: Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Baggs, n Byron Baggs, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. G. B. r' Cochran. Mr. A. B. Cochran, Mrs. Wal- y ter Acree, Mrs. B. T. Cochran and Miss c Vera Cochran, of Camilla; Mrs. M. L. d Lively, of Atlanta. f]
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Thomasville Daily Times Enterprise
Thomasville, Georgia, US
Tue, Oct 31, 1922
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