Georgia:  Coweta County:  Marriage of Miss Hattie Shields to
Dr. C. F. Crouch
Herald & Advertiser,
Friday, 8 January 1897

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Herald & Advertiser, Friday January 8, 1897, Newnan GA

Senoia Notes, Senoia Enterprise-Gazette, 31st ult.
 
	On Thursday evening last, at the home of the bride's father in this 
city, Miss Hattie Shields was married to Dr. C F Crouch.  The ceremony was 
performed in an impressive and appropriate manner by Rev F M Blalock.  The 
home of the bride was beautifully and artistically decorated, and a large 
circle of relatives and invited guests were present when the happy twain were 
made man and wife.  Immediately after the   ceremony the party were dined, 
and the bride and groom departed at once for the home of Dr. Crouch's father, 
who lives in Meriwether County.  The bride was one of our most beautiful and 
lovable you women, possessed of many noble traits, and many charms of mind 
and person, that endear her to a host of friends and acquaintances.  Dr. 
Crouch is a rising, prosperous young physician, and may well be congratulated 
on the prize he won.