Butts County GaArchives News.....Dozier - Anniversary November 4, 1898
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Jackson Argus – Butts County November 4, 1898
Dozier - Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dozier of Flovilla, have issued invitations to the 25th 
anniversary of their wedding.  The happy event will be celebrated on the 
evening of November 10ith at their home at Flovilla.  Quite a number of their 
Jackson friends have received invitations.

Jackson Argus – Butts County
Week of November 4, 1898

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Silver Wedding – Flovilla Nov. 14

A delightful social event was the celebration by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dozier of 
the 25th anniversary of their wedding last Thursday evening at their home on 
College street.  This is the first occasion of which the doors of their 
beautiful new home have been thrown open to society.  The decorations were 
elaborate, consisting of palms, chrysanthemums and roses.  The parlor where the 
couple stood for congratulations was decorated with bamboo vines, palms, and 
white chrysanthemums.  The front drawing room was in Japanese decorations, and 
here two beautiful young ladies, Miss Zadie Dozier and Miss Lucille Elder, were 
dressed as Japanese girls and served tea to the guests.  In this room the 
numerous and handsome presents were also displayed.

After congratulations the guests proceeded by the bride and groom, as           
Mendelssohn’s beautiful Wedding March was rendered by Mrs. R. A. Douglass, 
entered the dining hall which was decorated in ivy and yellow chrysanthemums.

Miss Annie Hardeman, Miss Eva Gardner, Miss Bessie Napier, Miss Sue Jarret, 
Miss Nellie Douglass, Miss Maggie Gardner, Miss Minnie Glover and Miss Carrie 
Marshall served the guests.

Miss Lula Dozier and Miss Flora Turner served apollinaris(?) nectar in the 
drawing room.

Mrs. R. A. Douglass, Mrs. T. B. Turner4 and Miss Lula Dozier received in the 
front hall; Mrs. George T. McEldery assisted in the parlor, and in the front 
drawing room Mrs. R. S. Allen, Mrs. G. B. Elder.

Mrs. Dozier was handsomely dressed in black silk with mousseline de sole.   She 
wore the wreath of orange blossoms worm by her the night of her marriage.

Among those present from a distance were Mrs. George T. McEldery, of Talladega, 
Ala.; Mrs. J. B. Turner of Macon; Mrs. I. S. Dozier, of Monticello; Mr. and 
Mrs. J. F. M. Fields, of McDonough; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Daughtry, of Jackson; 
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Goodman, of Jackson; Miss Annie Hardeman, Miss Bessie 
Napier, and Miss Lila Roberts, of Macon; Miss Flora Turner, of McDonough; Miss 
Sue Jarrell, of Shelbyville, Tenn., and Miss Carrie Marshall, of Eatonton, Ga.; 
Mr. Gordon Hardeman of Macon; Mr. T. J. Marshall of Albany; Mrs. R. N. 
Etheridge, Mr. W. N. Brown, Mr. T. H. Buttrill of Jackson and Mr. A. J. Johnson 
of Acworth.

Jackson Argus – Butts County
Week of November 25, 1898


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