Benhill-Fulton County GaArchives Marriages.....Colsher, Alice - Coleman, Charles T.  November 22, 1924
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The Atlanta Constitution, November 23, 1924
The Atlanta Constitution
Sunday, November 23, 1924
Page Three M

Miss Colsher Weds Mr. Coleman In Fitzgerald

Fitzgerald, Ga., November 22 – Miss Alice Colsher and Charles T. Coleman, of 
Atlanta, Ga., were married Saturday noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.H. 
Dorminy on South Main Street.  Rev. Bruce Nay, of the Central Christian 
Church, performed the ring ceremony.

The lower floor of the palatial home was thrown en suite and was elaborately 
decorated with ferns and chrysanthemums arranged in baskets and floor vases.

To the majestic strains of Mendelssohn’s wedding march the ribbon bearers, 
little Miss Ann Kirkland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Kirkland, and Master 
Wright McKay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan McKay, entered.  They held ribbons by 
beautiful gold buckles, heirlooms of the Kirkland family.  Little Miss 
Kirkland wore a dainty French frock of peach pussy willow, and had a gold band 
combined with an ostrich ornamenting her hair.  Master McKay was attired in a 
white jersey suit sailor-fashioned.  

Next to enter were the bride and her maid of honor, Miss Louise Fluker, of 
Thomson, Ga.  They were met at the altar by the groom and his best man, John 
D. Dorminy.

The bride, a striking brunette, was beautiful in an ensemble suit of russet 
suede cloth trimmed in Hudson seal.  Her hat was a becoming model of gold 
metal cloth and lace with touches of fur. She wore a corsage of bride roses, 
valley lilies and ostrich sprays.

Following the ceremony a breakfast was served.

Mrs. Coleman is the youngest daughter of Mrs. John N. Colsher, of Winchester, 
Tenn., and is a sister of Mrs. Ulrich J. Bennett, of this city.  She is an 
attractive young woman with a gracious personality which has won for her many 
friends.  She received her education at Hume Fogg High and Vanderbilt 
University in Nashville, Tenn.  She is a member of the Alpha Omicron Pi 
sorority.

Mr. Coleman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Coleman, of Atlanta.  He is a 
young man of splendid character and ability and is prominently identified with 
the Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic railway, holding the position of division 
auditor.

They will make their home in Fitzgerald.


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