Taylor County GaArchives Marriages.....Mrs. Sara Wallace Searcy - Charles F.  Fickling September 17 1913
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The Butler Herald, September 23, 1913
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, September 23, 1913
Page Five

Searcy – Fickling Wedding Brilliant Event of Past Week

A social event of much interest was the wedding of Mrs. Sara Wallace Searcy to 
Dr. Charles F. Fickling on last Wednesday evening September the seventeenth.  
It was solemnized at the Methodist church at nine o’clock, Rev. J.H. Stanford, 
the pastor, officiating.

In the bridal party were Mr. Pierce Robertson and Mr. R.E. Turner, ushers, who 
preceded the groom and his best man, Mr. M.R. Cameron.  The bride, a petite 
brunette of girlish beauty and charming manners entered with her father, Mr. 
Arch Wallace, and was given away by him.  She was lovely in white charmeuse 
with lace draperies and her bouquet was bride’s roses and fern, tied with tulle.

The groom, a handsome blonde of fine physique and courtly bearing, is a rising 
physician of prominence.

The chancel was beautifully banked with caladiums and palms, and tall vases of 
cut flowers were artistically arranged on the piano with lace pieces.

Preceding the impressive ceremony Mrs. Julian Edwards, in her sweetest tones, 
sang, “Till the Sands of the Desert Grow Cold.” She was accompanied on piano by 
Miss Jewell Sealy who also rendered Mendelsohn’s wedding march most effectively 
playing the soft sweet strains of “Tranmerill” during the ceremony.

The happy couple left on the (paper torn) train for a few days tour after which 
they will be at home to their many friends at their handsome residence.

After the wedding a delightful reception was tendered the bridal party at the 
home of Hon. and Mrs. A.S. Wallace of West End.

The out-of-town attendants were: Mrs. Frank Wright, of Roberta; Mrs. Williams, 
of Howard; Mrs. Mary Seibert, of Atlanta; Dr. and Mrs. T.G. Turk, Mr. and Mrs. 
Albert Carter, Mrs. Homer Beeland, Mr. Howard Neisler, Rosamond Neisler, Mrs. 
M.R. Hogg, Mrs. T.W. Pool, Mr. Ray Lucas, Miss Lucile Lucas, of Reynolds; Dr. 
C.H. Walker, of Roberta; Miss Mary Mathis, of Macon.


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