Richmond County GaArchives Marriages.....Toole, Callie Naomi - Givins, John B. November 25, 1924
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The Atlanta Constitution, November 30, 1924
The Atlanta Constitution
Sunday, November 30, 1924
Page Seven M

Miss Toole Weds John B. Givins

Augusta, Ga., November 29 – Of wide social interest in South Carolina and 
Georgia is the marriage of Miss Callie Naomi Toole and John B. Givins which 
occurred Tuesday evening at the home of the bride on Richmond Avenue.

The home was decorated with quantities of white chrysanthemums, palms, smilax 
and bamboo.  High floor vases were filled with giant white chrysanthemums and 
placed against the altar of green.

Mrs. Ollie Murrah presided at the piano, assisted by Rudolph Gherken with the 
violin.  Miss Ida Mattison sang “I Love You Truly” prior to the sounding of 
the wedding march which announced the arrival of the bridal party.  In the 
party were the bride’s Sunday school class, Misses Eleanor Verdery, Blanche 
Smith, Helen Evans, Catherine Crawford, Lucille Bates, May Claire O’Connor, 
Billie Ballentine, Doris Langeley, Agnes Brown, Ellen Bruce, Margaret Burch 
and Catherine Shoemaker, who carried broad satin ribbons that formed an aisle 
to the altar.

Miss Catherine Poole was maid of honor, Miss Lucille Parks, bridesmaid; Mrs. 
Harry Rockey, of New York, matron of honor.  The flower girl, Miss Margaret 
Toole, preceded the bride, who entered with her father and was joined at the 
altar by the groom and his best man, Sam McGowan, of Burtons, S.C.

The bride was lovely in her wedding gown of white chiffon, elaborately 
embroidered and draped over satin.  The veil of tulle which formed a train was 
caught to the hair with a bandeau of orange blossoms and pearls.  Her flowers 
were bride’s roses and lilies of the valley.

The ceremony was read by Dr. Joseph R. Sevier, after which the bride and groom 
left for a wedding trip to Florida and Cuba, and on their return will make 
their home at the Palmetto Farm, near Aiken, S.C. of which Mr. Givins is owner 
and manager.


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

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