Talbot-Wilcox County GaArchives Marriages.....Annie Jameson - Harris Cobin McRae October 21 1908
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The Talbotton New Era, October 22, 1908

The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, October 22, 1908
Page 2

Married

The home of Mr. and Mrs. William Casper Jameson on College Street, was the 
scene of a beautiful wedding on Wednesday at noon, when Miss Annie Jameson was 
united in marriage to Mr. Harris Cobin McRae of Rochelle.

The handsome couple entered alone and stood within an alcove of sunny 
chrysanthemums.  Rev. Francis McCullough performed the ceremony in an 
impressive manner.  The bride was lovely in a tailored gown of blue.  She is 
the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jameson and is admired and loved by a 
loyal circle of friends.  She is bright, original and talented.

Mr. McRae is a popular and progressive merchant of Rochelle.  He is to be 
congratulated upon his good fortune.

A dainty luncheon was dispersed.  Mrs. Jameson was assisted by her attractive 
daughters, Mrs. G.B. Oliver of Blakeley and Miss Jessie Jameson of Thomaston.

The bridal party left over the A.B.&A., for Rochelle where Mr. and Mrs. McRae 
will be at home to their friends.

Among the handsome wedding remembrances was a painting in oil, by Miss Jessie 
Jameson, “A study in roses.”  An aunt sent from Augusta exquisite hand work, a 
table cover and scarf.  Silver, china and cut-glass were displayed in profusion.

Lynda Lee Bryan





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