March 3, 2001

Location:	Warren Baptist Church 3203 Washington Road Augusta, GA 30907
Date:	Saturday, March 3, 2001
Time:	6:30 p.m.
Officiant:	Rev. Dr. Charles Barrett
Directions:	From I-20, take Washington Road exit 199. Go north on Washington Road for exactly 1 mile. Turn right into church parking lot. An interactive map is available.

Wedding Party

Matron of Honor:

• Julie Maynard Butler, Lee Anna's sister

Bridesmaids:

• Lesley Carlson, Lee Anna's friend and college roommate
• Susannah Clements, Lee Anna's friend
• Nicole Creson Kelley, Lee Anna's friend
• Brooke McLaughlin, Lee Anna's friend
• Sandra Barrett Moore, Lee Anna's friend and Caroline's mother

Best Man:

• Reverend George Riser, Reggie's dad

Groomsmen:

• Trent Butler, Lee Anna's brother-in-law
• Jeff Herbig, Reggie's friend and former roommate
• Jeff Hook, Reggie's friend
• Jay Waller, Reggie's friend
• Joe West, Reggie's friend

Ringbearer:

• Benjamin Butler, Lee Anna's nephew

Honorary Ringbearer:

• Brice Butler, Lee Anna's nephew
• Josh David, Reggie's nephew

Parents of the Bride:

• Dr. and Mrs. Fred (Sandra) Maynard

Parents of the Groom:

• Ms. Judy Riser
• Rev. and Mrs. George (Wallis) Riser

Location:	Marion Hatcher Center 519 Greene Street Augusta, GA 30901
Date:	Saturday, March 3, 2001
Time:	Immediately following the ceremony
Directions:	From the church parking lot, turn left onto Washington Road, back toward I-20. Stay on this road for a total of 7 miles, during which time, it will become John C. Calhoun Parkway and then Greene Street. The Marion Hatcher Center will be on your left. Parking is available across the street in the municipal lot, along both sides of the street, and in the two lots behind the Hatcher Center (access them by turning left at the next intersection onto Fifth Street and turning left again on Ellis Street). An interactive map is available, as well as an interactive route from the church to the Marion Hatcher Center.

This Georgian-style home was built in 1835 by a wealthy Augusta merchant and remodeled in 1885, when parlor mantles, parquet floors, hand-tooled leather wall coverings, and leaded and stained glass windows were added. A few years later, a fourth floor was built and a pulley-type elevator was installed. In 1933, the house passed out of residential use and hosted a variety of businesses and clubs. The current owner, William G. Hatcher, has initiated extensive renovations that attempt to salvage as much of the original interior as possible. To date, the exterior, the interior of one floor, and the elevator have been completely refurbished, and throughout the house original floorings, wall coverings, chandeliers, and mirrors have been conserved.

Weather permitting, we hope our guests will be able to enjoy the lighted gazebos, swing, and benches in the Hatcher Center's courtyards.

As a student of nineteenth-century literature and culture, Lee Anna fell in love with the Hatcher Center, and she's been trying to determine a way she and Reggie can live there (they need live-in caretakers, right?).