Newton County GaArchives News.....White-Callaway January 13 1909
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The Covington News

  An event of unusual interest, on account of the prominence and popularity
of the young people, will be solemnized on Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hardeman White, when their eldest daughter, Ackie,
will be given in marriage to Mr. Thomas Greene Callaway. 
  The ceremony will be performed in the back parlor and will be in the form
of a  tableau, the bride and groom with their attendents, Misses Mae
and Christine White and Messrs. John and Ernest Callaway having taken
their places before the doors connecting the two parlors have been thrown
open to the guests. The wedding march will be played by Miss Annie
Higgins and during the ceremony Miss Bessie Ezelle will sing, "O Promise
Me."
  The bridal party will stand under a canopy of southern smilax and the
ceremony performed by Dr. John S. Moore, of Oxford.
  Miss White will wear a handsome going away gown of catauba with brown
fur hat and will carry bride's roses. Misses Mae and Christine White, the
young sisters of the bride, will wear dainty white silk dresses with pink 
rosebuds and will carry pink roses. Mrs. White, the mother of the bride, 
will wear a handsome gown of blacksatin and lace.
  Punch will be served by Mrs. James Philips and Miss Jule Trippe.
  Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Callaway leave for a ten
days trip to Cuba. Upon their return they will be at home to their friends
at the residence of Mrs. J. L. Whitehead, on Monticello Street.

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