Pike County GaArchives Marriages.....Weaver, Elizabeth Leone - Allen, Charles Bryant December 24, 1920
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The Barnesville News Gazette, January 6, 1921

Weaver - Allen

One of the prettiest of home weddings of the season was that of Miss Elizabeth 
Leone Weaver of Zebulon and Mr. C.B. Allen of Vega, which was solemnized 
Friday, December 24, 1920, at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 
A.S. Weaver, at 2:30 o’clock.

Only the immediate family and relatives and a number of close personal friends 
witnessed the ceremony, which was performed by Rev. J.D. Milton of Atlanta.

The parlor showed the touch of artistic hands, being decorated by Mr. Wiley 
Mitchell of Zebulon.

An improvised alter of southern smilax, holly, ferns and Christmas decorations 
furnished an attractive background.

Mrs. A.J. Bush, cousin of the bride, beautifully rendered the song, “I Love 
You Truly,” and wedding march also.

At the first notes of the march, Mr. John H. Buchanan and bride of the day 
before, preceded the bridal party from a near-by entrance to the alter, 
followed by the bride and groom.

The parlor was made dark and beautifully lit up by waxed candles making a 
lovely scene.

The bride was dressed in a beautiful suit and blouse of Midnight blue and 
other accessories to match. She wore a corsage of cream and pink rose buds 
with fern combined.

Miss Weaver will be greatly missed in her home and community, being loved and 
admired by all who knew her.

Mr. Allen is a splendid young man of high character and has numbers of friends 
and relatives in Pike and vicinity, he having attended A. & M. College for 
some time.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen were entertained at the bride’s home at an elegant supper.

The bride and groom were honored with a number of receptions during the 
Christmas holidays by friends and relatives. The many beautiful gifts of cut 
glass and silver and numbers of lovely and useful gifts bespoke of the 
popularity of the young couple. They will make their home at Vega, where Mr. 
Allen will engage in farming in the future. - A Guest


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