Taylor County GaArchives Marriages.....Hodges, Georgia - Brooks, Charles L. February 17 1891
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The Butler Herald, February 24, 1891
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, February 24, 1891
Page Three

Wedding In High Life

The most brilliant and interesting marriage of the season interrupted the 
quietude of the society circles at Reynolds, Ga., last Tuesday evening, 
February 17th 1891.  The handsome and talented young bridegroom was Mr. Charles 
L. Brooks, of Monticello, Fla., and the bride was Miss Georgia Hodges, a 
charming and popular daughter of Mr. H. Hodges, one of our most influential 
citizens.  The Baptist church was filled to its upmost capacity with kind and 
loving friends, from far and near, who has assembled to witness this marriage, 
and at the appointed hour the beautiful anthem, Break Forth Into Joy, heralded 
the approach of the bridal party, who keeping time to Mendelsohn’s Wedding 
March under the skillfultouches of Mrs. R.J. Gostis, and entered in the 
following manner: The groomsmen, who were Messrs. Lewis Lucas and E.J. 
Frederick; Hollis H. Aultman and T.W. Poole, Eddie Bryan, Marshallville, Ga., 
and H.A. Paris; E.M. Cooper and Frank S. Hardeman, Macon, Ga.; B.M. Jackson and 
Eugene Beall; George W. Hodges, Macon, Ga. and John Brooks, Monticello, Fla., 
ascended the right aisle in pairs, at brief intervals apart, until they reached 
the altar where they crossed to the left and the bridesmaids consisting of the 
following young ladies: Misses Lottie Goddard and Nettie Paris; Mrs. Hollis H. 
Aultman and Miss Eulah Beall; Misses Lulah Ricks and Emma Lockett, Misses Dovie 
Aultman and Laura Saylor; Misses Ida Goddard and Ada Taunton, of Cuthbert, Ga.

Misses Sallie Windham and Eula Hodges, entered at the left and crossed to the 
right, the bride and groom following, and taking their place under a beautiful 
arch of evergreens, hyacinths and daffodils, the initials B. and H. most 
exquisitely made of sweet violets, promised eternal fidelity to each other so 
long as they both should live, under the beautiful and impressive ceremony of 
Rev. W.J. Durham, of Macon, Ga., as the newly wedded pair descended the left 
aisle to the entrancing strains of the Serenade March beautifully rendered by 
Mr. and Mrs. Ruffin, on the organ and cornet, the bridesmaids each upon the arm 
of a groomsman




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