Madison County GaArchives Marriages.....Adair, Marianne - Wier, Thomas Edward September 1944
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Danielsville Monitor, 6 October 1945
MISS MARIANNE ADAIR WEDS THOMAS EDWARD WIER

   The marriage of Miss Marianne Adair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leon 
Adair of Comer, to Thomas Edward Wier of Athens, was solemnized Friday evening 
at the Comer Baptist Church, Rev. Joseph B. Mack, Pastor of the Central 
Presbyterian Church of Athens, performed the double ring ceremony before an 
alter decorated  with arrangements of white dahlias, gladioli and ferns 
interspersed with candelabra holding white tapers.
   A program of music was presented by Miss Lucille Sasser, pianist, and Mrs. 
James H. Booth, soprano.
   William R. Daniel, Jr. of Athens served as best man.  The usher groomsmen 
were Albert W. Wier, Jr. William W. Wier, James H. Booth of Athens and Irwin 
G. Thomas of Summerville.
   The groom's sister, Miss Sue Wier, was maid of honor, and the matron of 
honor was Mrs. Robert L. Jackson, Jr. of Commerce.  They wore identical gowns 
of soft pink taffeta with mittens of matching 
material.  The bridesmaids were Miss Frances McWhirter of Atlanta, and Miss 
Latrelle Adair of Jacksonville, Florida.  They wore gowns of blue taffeta made 
like those worn by the maid and matron of honor. 
The attendants carried nosegays of pastel garden flowers and word matching 
sprays in their hair.
   The bride's father gave her in marriage.  Her gown was of white 
marquisette, and her fingertip veil of bridal illusion was fastened to a 
coronet of orange blossoms.  She carried a shower bouquet of swainsona and 
white orchids.
   The bride's mother wore a gown of aqua net with a corsage of pink 
rosebuds.  Mrs. Wier, the groom's mother, was dressed in rose crepe with a 
corsage of white carnations.
   following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Adair entertained at a reception at 
their home in honor of the bridal couple.  The bride's book was kept by Mrs. 
James H. Booth.  Assisting in entertaining were Mesdames Rm. M. Jetton, W. H. 
Strickland, W. N. Noell, W. C. Birchmore, Sr., H. M. Adair, Gerald Birchmore, 
Dupree Cox, Powers Lawson, J. C. Means, W. C. Birchmore, Jr. and Miss Dorothy 
Cox.
   For their wedding trip the bride chose a gold suit of imported gabardine 
with brown accessories.  Her corsage was a bronze orchid.
   One of the most attractive parties honoring Miss Martha Adair of comer, and 
her fiancé, Thomas E. Wier of Athens, was the buffet supper at which Mrs. R. 
M. jetton of Comer was hostess to the 
bridal party immediately preceding the wedding rehearsal on Thursday evening.
   Mrs. Jetton, charmingly gowned in aqua and white crepe, met her guests at 
the door.  She was assisted in entertaining by Misses Dorothy Cox and Sarah 
Frances Porterfield of Comer, and Mrs. 
Howard Chambers of Cornelia and Comer.
   The lace-covered dining table was centered with a lovely arrangement of 
Pink dahlias and slender green tapers. On either side of the centerpiece were 
crystal candlesticks holding pastel green, 
pink and cream candles.  Pink and white cream mints and salted nuts completed 
the table setting.  A delicious salad course with coffee  was artistically 
served, followed by pink and white ice cream and individual iced cakes. 
   Guests present besides the honorees were:  Misses Sue Wier of Athens, 
Frances McWhirter of Atlanta; Latrelle Adair of Jacksonville, Florida and Mrs. 
Robert L. Jackson of Commerce; W. R. Daniel, Jr.: 
A. W. Wier, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Booth, W. W. Wier, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Wier 
of Athens; Mrs. and Mrs. C. L. Adair and Miss Lucille Sasser of Comer.


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