Randolph County GaArchives Marriages.....Moye, Claudia - Baumer, George J. November 26, 1924
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The Atlanta Constitution, November 30, 1924
The Atlanta Constitution
Sunday, November 30, 1924
Page Five M

Miss Moye Weds George J. Baumer In Cuthbert, Ga.

Beauty and elegance marked the marriage of Miss Claudia Moye, of Cuthbert, 
Ga., and George J. Baumer, of Syracuse, N.Y., which event took place Wednesday 
evening, November 26, at 7 o’clock at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. 
Lila Tumlin Moye.

Before the ceremony a musical program was given.

The sun parlor where the ceremony was performed, was transformed by palms and 
ferns into a marriage altar.  Newell posts garlanded with southern smilax 
formed an aisle and topping the posts were baskets of white chrysanthemums, 
festooned together with white tulle.

Mrs. Donald Taylor, sister of the bride, acted as matron of honor.  She wore a 
gown of flesh georgette heavily beaded in seed pearls, and carried a large arm 
bouquet of Killarney roses.

Little Ailas Huckabee dressed in a white satin suit bore the ring and 
following him came the little flower girl, Robin Hood, who scattered rose 
petals before the bride and groom.  Father Keenan, of Albany, Ga., officiated, 
using the ring ceremony.

The bride was beautiful in her bridal robe of white georgette heavily beaded 
in crystal.  Falling from her shoulders was a heavy satin train.  Further 
enhancing her beauty was the bridal veil of rare lace and silk tulle.  A 
coronet of the lace entwined with seed pearls was held to her hair with sprays 
of orange blossoms.  Her only ornament was a platinum and diamond bracelet, 
the gift of the groom, and her flowers were a bouquet of orchids and roses.

Following the ceremony an elaborate reception was held.  The bride’s table was 
centered with a silver basket filled with white chrysanthemums and surrounding 
this were six silver candlesticks holding tall unshaded candles with the 
initials “M” and “B” in silver.

The bride changed her wedding gown for an ensemble suit of sandalwood charmeen 
with hat and accessories to match.  The bride and groom left on a wedding tour 
of 10 days in New York City, after which they will be at home in Syracuse, 
N.Y., 1701 Salina Street.


Additional Comments:
Transcriber's note: I'm not related to or researching the Baumer and Moye 
families.

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