The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-28
FALLIGANT.TRAVIS.
Marriage Service at st.
Johns Last Evening.

ii johns Last Evening.
4 A beautiful and impressive wedding
fvas that of Miss Rena Falligant and
INr. Robert ]. Travis. which was SOL
Iemnized in st. Johns Church at
O'clock last evening.
Il The decorations were simple and ar
ftistic, with white flowers on the altar,
Ind in the chancel palms and other
Euopical plants. Some time before the
Hour set for the ceremony the church
Tvs filled with relatives and friends.
land at the first notes of the "Lohen-
Igrin" professional the bridal party en-.
Etered.
The ushers were Mr.. Raiford Falli-
Egant, DR.. w. d. Travis of Covington,
Nh. Remer Denmark and Mr.. Walter
L.. Hartridge. They were followed by
the maid of honor, the brides sister,
Miss Louise Falligant. The bride en-
Itered with her father, DIR. Falligant,
land at the chancel was met by the
Igroom and his best man, Mr.. Charles
H. Edwards, The Episcopal service
was then performed by Rev. Charles
III. Strong.
The brides gown was of white lib
Ierty satin, with a yoke of exquisite
Elace. Across the shoulders were laid
Ifolds of mousseline caught at each side
Eof the corsage with knot of orange
Blossoms, and falling from beneath was
L. wide ruffie of lace. The sleeves were
Emade elbow length, shirred at the top
into deep, soft puff, and finished with
H. fall of lace. A f1ounce gathered with
IseVeral rows of wide Shirring gave a
EgTaceful finish to the skirt, which was
tmade with an overskirt edged with a
marrow chiffon ruche, in which were
Fastened tiny sprigs of orange bios
Esoms. With this lovely gown was worn
IA tulle veil fastened with a half
ENreath of orange blossoms. The bou-
Equet was of bride roses.
The maid of honor was gowned in
Epae pink silk. The skirt was gath
teIed around the hips and appLqued
EWith white lace medallions, hanging
EbclOw the yoke thus formed quite plain
It, the three narrow ruffies that trim
tned it's lower edges. The bodice was
kshirred to a deep yoke extended across
he shoulders to form the upper part
Eof the sleeves, which fell into d loose
tpuff at the elbow and were shirred
Eagain at the wrist. Waist and sleeves
WAS garnitured with medallions of
Pace, and a Florodora sash completed
the costume. The bouquet carried was
TO- La France roses, tied with pink
Eibbons.
Mrs Falligant, the brides mother
ETore handsome gown of black taft
eta, tucked and the skirt trimmed
with stitched bands. The corsage had
collar and yoke of black spangled
Elace.
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IT. frock of pale blue yelling with
Ecream applique.
Miss Ora Beach. who came from
~ aycross to attend the wedding, was
beautifully gowned in black lace over
BLACK silk.
After the marriage service a few in
mate friends and relatives We're en-
Eertained by DR.. and Mrs. Falligant at
Eheir nome on Oglethorpe avenue The
quests included the bridal party, Mrs.
T.. M. Travis of Covington, Miss Ca
Enilla Usina, Mrs. Jane Waldhauer,
Miss Josephine Anthony, Miss Louise
EWaldhauer Miss Carol Thompson,
Mrs. Charles A Burroughs. Miss
E-auney, the Misses Wi4link, Miss Lii
HAN Simmons, Miss Lettie Houston of
Il homasville, the Misses Henderson,
lOr. and Mrs. Warwick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nv. B. Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs. st. John
ElcKee, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barlow
b3eVille, Rev. and Mrs. Charles H.
Strong, Rev. and Mrs. Ed. F. Cook,
Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Schaeffer Mr.
Orchard NJ. Charlton, Mr.. Yates
Ehompson, Mr.. Thomas Denmark, Mr..
Scotia Tyson, DR.. S. l.. Phillips, DR..
r.. c. Schley, Capt. o. E. Brown, and
the ladies' of the executive board of the
8Vinnie Davis Chapter, u. d. c.
n Tho Hra t,ri7,o 4
4or the occasion with flowers and
Halms, and the many beautiful we'd
Sing gifts were attractively displayed
# the rear room.
During the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
II ravis left for Atlanta to visit there
Hnd in Covington for the next week.
Irs. Travis was gowned for the jour-
hey in blue basket cloth tailor suit
bith strappings of castor cloth. Her
pat was rough felt of castor with
Park blue wings, and loops of blue
Eelvet
on their return to Savannah Mr. and
Elrs. Travis will reside at 400 CASTOR
Street, east.
The bride who is the oldest daughter
ri DR.. and Mrs. Louis A. Falligant, is
II very lovely young woman and has
won much warm friendship and ad-
tniration. She is the directress of the
winnie Davis Chapter, Children of the
Ionfederacy, an office she has filled
Iost efficiently.
Mr.. Travis is the son of Mrs. A. NJ.
Travis and the late DR.. Travis of Cow
Engton. He graduated with all the hon
Ecrs at Emory College, and also took
nigh honors at the law school of the
Georgia University. He is a member
fof the firm of Edwards & Travis, and
holds prominent place at the Savan-
snah bar.