The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-06
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ouiet and Beautiful Home Wedding
Last Evening. 49,,


Last Evening. .W
very cordial interest conferred
about the wedding of Miss Mamie L.
Richmond and Mr.. Henry L. Favrot
of New Orleans, which took place
quietly last evening at the home of
Mrs. Brantley A. Denmark, the brides
cousin, on Liberty street.
The long handsome drawingrooms
were beautiful with palms and flowers,
making a charming background for
the pretty scene. In the southern room
where the ceremony was performed
in the center a big bowl of kaiserin
roses, and from a setting of green
vines rose here and there the statelier
beauty of white and pale pink chry-
santhemums.
Handsome palms, placed at each
side of the long mirror between the
windows, formed a semi-arch and were
extended the center of the room into
an aisle through which the bride pass
ed, entering with her brother. Mr..
Harry Richmond. AT the improvised
altar she was met by the groom and
his brother, Mr.. Charles Favrot of
New Orleans, who acted as best man.
The marriage service was performed
by Rev. DR.. James Y. Fair.
The bride was very lovely in her
white wedding gown of fine tucked
net over taffeta. A deep fiounce of
lace finished the graceful skirt. The
corsage, made with elbow sleeves and
transparent yoke, was partly hidden
beneath a soft berth of lace, caught
with a half wreath of orange blossoms
Orange blossoms fastened the tulle
veil, and the bridal bouquet was of
white roses.
There was no reception, the guests
present at the ceremony being enter
tanned very informally by Mrs. Den
mark. The dining room was beautifully
done in bridal white with a delicate
touch of green. over the table were
stretched soft garlands of tulle' and
snilax, caught to the chandelier above
and from there drawn to the four cor
ners. Beneath stood a vase of white
roses and ferns on a centerpiece of re-
na1ssance, lace, surrounded by the we'd
ding cakes, and the smaller cakes and
bonbops which were all in palest green.
The effect was dainty and most charm
ing. 80 .
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Favrot left on their wedding trip, the
bride being gowned for the journey in
tailor suit of black and white chew
lot. They expect to spend a month in
Mexico, and will go thence to their
home in New Orleans, where they will
reside at 1925 Prytania street
The bride has been much admired
not only in Savannah, her home city,
but in other parts of the state, and all
though she has been living in Atlanta
for the past few years. has many warm
friends hnra HWhnrn af ot,I
hood was spent. She is a daughter of
the late III. T. Richmond.
Mr.. Favrot comes of a prominent
Louisiana family, and is a well known
lawyer of New Orleans-a member of
the firm of Hughes & Favrot He is
not a stranger in Savannah, having
been in the city for short time dur
ing the encampment of the Second
Louisiana regiment en- route to Cuba
during the late war
Among those who were present at the
ceremony last evening were MIR. and
Mrs. ]. r. Saussy, Mr.. and Mrs. George
p. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hatch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Saussy, Mrs. H. S.
Varnadoe, Mrs. Arthur Boyd Mrs.
Thomas S. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
b. Adams, DR.. and Mrs. J. d. Jordan,
Mrs. H. NJ. Conner. Miss Eliza Hull.
Miss Mary Wayne, Miss Mona Saussy,
Miss Leland Hull, Mr.. Fred Saussy
Mrs. H. P. Richmond Mr.. Gordon
SausSy and Mr.. M. B. Lane.