Macon County GaArchives Marriages.....Edna Kyle Harp - Charles Asa Blount March 12 1912
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The Butler Herald, March 19, 1912
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, March 12, 1912
Page Two

Reynolds, March 11, 1912

Mr. Blount, of Florida, and a number of his friends arrived Sunday afternoon 
and were met with autos and carried down to Mr. Major Harp’s where he will be 
married next Tuesday to Miss Edna Harp a most charming and popular young lady.

The Butler Herald
Tuesday, March 19, 1912
Page Three

Society Column

A marriage of considerable interest to Butler friends occurred at Delta, when 
Miss Edna Harp was united in marriage to Charles Asa Blount, of Chattahoochee, 
Fla., Rev. S.T. Bentley of Culloden officiating.

The bride, who is a most charming brunette, wore an elegant tan traveling suit 
with accessories to match.  Her flowers were a shower bouquet of Valley Lilies 
and Bride’s Roses.

Miss Leila Whatley, of Wesleyan College, sang “Because.”  She also played the 
wedding march.  There were no attendants; the bride and groom entered the 
parlor, which was artistically decorated in narcissus, palms and ferns 
together.  Later a delightful wedding breakfast was served to the several 
hundred guests.  Miss Jennie McAuley, of Reynolds, served delicious punch.  
Miss Marian West, of Butler, Mrs. Spear, of Florida and Mrs. Flowers, of 
Leesburg, assisted in entertaining the wedding party.

The happy couple will reside in Florida.

The Butler Herald
Tuesday, March 19, 1912
Page Two

Harp – Blount

At the home of the bride’s parents, Major and Mrs. J.W. Harp on last Tuesday 
afternoon their daughter, Edna Kyle, was married to Mr. C.A. Blount, of 
Florida.  It was quite a pretty home wedding, after which Mr. and Mrs. Blount 
left for their future home in the “land of flowers.”  The warm congratulations 
and best wishes of a host of friends go with them. – Macon County Citizen



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