Dekalb County GaArchives Marriages.....Cook, Elizabeth  - Cook, Pierce W. November 4, 1924
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The Atlanta Constitution, November 9, 1924
The Atlanta Constitution
Sunday, November 9, 1924
Page 3M

Miss Elizabeth Cook Weds Pierce W. Cook

One of the most beautiful weddings of the early fall of interest to a wide 
circle of friends was that of Miss Elizabeth Cook and Pierce W. Cook, which 
took place at the Decatur Presbyterian church on Tuesday, November 4, at 2:30 
o’clock.

The pastor, Dr. McGeachy, officiated in the presence of a large circle of 
friends and relatives.

Music was rendered during the ceremony by Miss Burgess, organist.
The church was decorated with foliage and green house plants in variegated 
shades and palms.  A large wicker floor vase stood in the center filled with 
gold chrysanthemums, on either side of which was placed a seven-branch 
candelabra, holding white burning tapers.

The bridesmaids were cousins of the bride, Miss Tallulah Cook, of Biloxi, 
Miss., and Miss Hazel Shearer, of Atlanta.  They were charmingly gowned in 
brown and gold with hats to match and carried large arm bouquets of gold 
chrysanthemums.  Mrs. John Tuggle, sister of the groom, was the matron of 
honor, and was lovely in brown with a shower bouquet of yellow roses.  Frank 
Cook and Louis Cook, brothers of the groom, were groomsmen, and Edwin Cook and 
S.R. Cook were ushers.

Preceding the bride was the little flower girl, little Roseann Elmore Taylor, 
daintily dressed in peach georgette, with gold band in her hair, carrying a 
small French basket filled with yellow and white roses.

The bride entered with her father, Frederick P. Cook, who gave her in marriage 
and was met at the altar by the groom and his best man, Charlie Daniel.  She 
was charming in a model of wood brown, fur trimmed and hat to match.  She was 
never more beautiful and carried a large shower bouquet of bride’s roses and 
valley lilies.

Mr. and Mrs. Cook left for a wedding journey to Florida and upon their return 
will be with the groom’s mother until they go to housekeeping.

Mrs. Cook is the lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.P. Cook and is a young girl 
possessing a charming personality.  After graduating from the Decatur High 
school with honors, she attended Elizabeth Mather.  

Mr. Cook is the son of Mrs. Minnie Cook and is popular both in social and 
business life.  He is prominently connected with the firm of G.L. Miller & 
Co., stocks and bonds.

Among the out-of-town guests were Julian P. Bass, of Savannah; Miss Tallulah 
Cook, of Biloxi, Miss.; Mr. and Mrs. S.R. Cook, of Montgomery, Ala.; Mr. and 
Mrs. Ferguson, of Stockbridge; Mr. and Mrs. W.O. Mann, of Social Circle; 
Representative and Mrs. Mann, of Brunswick, and Mrs. Sue Townsend, of 
Montgomery, Ala.


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Transcriber's note: I'm not related or researching the Cook families.

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