Newton-Berrien County GaArchives Marriages.....Wright, Miss Pauline - Smith, Rev. John Dixon November 20, 1912
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The Covington News, November 27, 1912
Smith-Wright
     The marriage of Miss Pauline Wright of Leguin, and Rev. John Dixon Smith 
of Nashville, Ga., was a beautiful social event of Wednesday afternoon, 
impressive in its simplicity and quiet elegance.
     Taking place at the home of the bride’s brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. 
Robert H. Trippe, the ceremony being performed by Rev. J. H. House of Vidalia, 
Ga., and was witnessed by a large number of relatives and friends.
     The house was decorated with exquisite taste, palms and ferns and foliage 
plants, with quantities of fragrant fall roses being used with charming effect 
in all the rooms.
     In the parlor where the ceremony took place, an improvised altar had been 
artificially arranged in one corner, and ropes of southern smilax formed a 
graceful frieze on the walls. Silver and crystal candelabras and candlesticks 
holding white burning unshaded tapers, alternated with vases of exquisite roses 
on mantel and cabinets.
          The pretty young bride, of decided brunette type, never appeared more 
beautiful than in her going away gown of brown with hat, gloves, shoes and 
chiffon blouse all to match. Her bouquet was a shower of brides roses, tied 
with long white tulle streamers.
      Just before the ceremony Miss Florence Wells sang very sweetly, “The 
Kingdom of My Heart.” Miss Annie Pauline Anderson, a cousin of the bride played 
the wedding march, and also T______ during the ceremony.
     The presents were extremely handsome and numerous, among them being cut 
glass, silver and hand-painted china.
     Mrs. Trippe received her guests wearing a handsome crepe de ______ gown, 
and was ______ Misses Evelyn Duffey, ________ and Mrs.  _. A. Franklin.
     Miss Duffey wore an exquisite ___ low chiffon gown, 
____________________________
___________________________. Julie Trippe ____ ________ _______ gown of gray 
brocade satin trimmed with lace and crystal buttons. Mrs. Franklin wore a 
handsome cream cloth gown trimmed with lace and buttons.
     Misses Leila Wright, Annie Pauline Anderson, Lucy White, Caroline Wooten, 
Natalie Turner and Mary Brown Anderson served delicious refreshments.
     Miss Wright is a daughter of Mrs. John S. Wright, of Leguin, and a young 
woman of many charming personalities. Mr. Smith is a graduate of Emory College 
and a member of the South Georgia Conference. After the reception, Mr. and Mrs. 
Smith left for Nashville, for a short visit to the formers parents, after which 
they left for Savannah where the conference was in session.


Additional Comments:
The Covington News, November 6, 1912
Wright-Smith
     Mrs. Johns S. Wright, of Covington, announces the engagement of her 
daughter, Pauline, to Mr. John Dixon Smith, of Nashville, Ga., the marriage to 
take place at the home of her sister, Mrs. R. H. Trippe, of Covington, on the 
afternoon of Nov. 20th, at 5 o’clock.



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