Taylor County GaArchives Marriages.....Eula Belle Wilson - William Guy Windham September 14 1911
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The Butler Herald, September 19, 1911
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, September 5, 1911
Page Two

Engagement Announced

Friends in the city of Mr. Guy Windham and Miss Eula Wilson are in receipt this 
morning of the following invitation:

“Mr. and Mrs. William Benjamin Wilson request the honor of your presence at the 
marriage of their daughter, Eula Belle to Mr. William Guy Windham, on Thursday 
afternoon, September Fourteenth, at five o’clock, at Home, Butler, Ga.”

The Butler Herald
Tuesday, September 19, 1911
Page Three

A Pretty Home Wedding

The marriage of Miss Eula Belle Wilson and Mr. William Guy Windham, which was 
solemnized Thursday afternoon at five o’clock at the home of the bride’s 
parents, Elder W.J. Heard of Macon officiating, was one of the most brilliant 
events of the fall season.  The elegant home was elaborately decorated in 
greens and ferns and white wedding bells.  A beautiful arch was erected before 
the mantle in the parlor and it was here the happy couple took the vows having 
marched in together to the strains of Mendelssohn’s wedding march played by 
Miss Annie Cameron, while Miss Nellie Turner played “Soul’s Dream” during the 
ceremony.  The bride’s wedding dress was an exquisite copenhagen messaline 
satin.

Mrs. Robert Strange, of Ellaville, gowned in an exquisite champagne voile and 
Miss Nettie Ward Frierson, charming in white lingerie hand embroidered in pink, 
received.  The elegant wedding gifts were displayed in the second parlor.

At 5:30 o’clock the wedding party was driven in automobiles to the home of Mrs. 
J.T. Mathews, a sister of the groom, where a lovely reception was held.  Mrs. 
Mathews received her guests in a becoming silk gown and was assisted by Misses 
Annie and Kate Cameron.

Mr. and Mrs. Windham will begin housekeeping in a short while.


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