Adairsville.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ward have announced the engagement of their daughter Alice to Mr. William D. Haney, of Calhoun. The wedding will take place in February.

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February 4, 1909
Page 8

Adairsville.

The marriage of Miss Allie Ward to Mr. William Haney, of Calhoun, will be a pretty event of the 17th, to which invitations have been issued.  It will take place at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ward and will be an afternoon wedding.

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February 18, 1909
Page 8.

Adairsville.

Miss Alzie Ward and Mr. William Haney, of Calhoun, were married at the bride’s home in this city on Wednesday afternoon.  A number of friends will witness the ceremony.

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February 25, 1909
Page 8.

A pretty wedding last week was that of Miss Allie Ward to Mr. William D. Haney at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ward Wednesday afternoon.  The colors of white and green predominated in the decorations.  The bridal party stood under a large white bell suspended by garlands of English ivy.  The bride wore a white satin gown and was attended by Miss Julia Veach who wore a pink dress.  Mr. Richard Combs acted as best man.  Misses Susie Ward and Beatrice Cowan were ribbon bearers.  Rev. A. J. Morgan performed the ceremony.  Misses Veda Haney and Lillian Bradley furnished the nuptial music.  There was an informal reception after the marriage.  Misses Elizabeth Scott and Hypatia Boudoin presided over the punch bowl.  Many beautiful gifts were received.  The young couple left at five o’clock for a short trip.  Relatives and friends from Calhoun, Acworth and Cartersville were in town for the occasion.