Newton County GaArchives Marriages.....PERRY, Miss Clara - NEAL JR., Mr. McC. September 28, 1892
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The Georgia Enterprise, October 6, 1892
MARRIAGE- NEAL- PERRY
    On Wednesday evening, the 28th, inst., at the residence of the bride’s 
mother, Mrs. M. J. PERRY, in Covington, Mr. McC. NEAL, Jr., and Miss Clara 
PERRY were united in marriage, by Rev. R. J. BIGHAM.

The attendants were: 
R. O. USHER and Miss Janie PERRY; 
Irwin PERRY and Miss Nellie NEAL; 
John ECHOLS and Miss BIGGERS; 
Evans LUNSFORD and Miss Fronie PERRY; 
Rogers DAVIS and Miss Florrie HENDERSON; 
Charlie POWELL and Miss NEWTON. 

     After the ceremony, the bridal party and a few friends, repaired to the 
home of the groom’s father; which, brilliantly lighted as it was, seemed to 
extend a cheerful and hearty welcome. The wedding supper was dainty and 
delicious. The dining room, decorated with evergreens, creepers and ferns, 
spangled with roses, produced a notably pleasing effect. The whole party 
lingered long at the tempting and beautiful table enjoying the feast of good 
things and indulging in the sparkling and charming table talk, which, at such a 
time and place, when all are gay and happy, springs spontaneously and flows 
freely, sparking and flashing as it flows.
     To everyone present, it was a pleasure and delightful occasion, the 
recollection of which will abide with them for days and weeks and months and 
years to come.
     Mrs. SPENCER, nee Mrs. O’KEEFE, of Atlanta, for several years a popular 
and beloved teacher in the Covington Girls’ High School, and who numbers her 
friends here by the score, added much to the occasion by her presence and her 
power to please and entertain.
     The groom is a young man of great industry, pluck and energy. As a 
contractor and architect he has already won a name and a reputation, such as 
few men win in a life time. Before him spreads a future of great possibilities 
and glowing with the promise of prosperity and success. 
     His young bride being possessed of sound judgment, practical sense, a 
sweet spirit and a trusting heart, will be to him a sympathizing help mate 
through all the vicissitudes of life.


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