The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-09-23
SOCIETY,";
COOPER-TITZELL.
A Pretty wedding to Take Place to-
day in First Baptist Church.

pretty wedding to Take Place to-
day in First Baptist Church.
The First Baptist Church will be the
.csne to-day of an interesting wedding,
that of Miss Marion Cooper to Mr.. Jo-
.;,b Carlton Titzell of New York. The
bride. who is a very lovable and charm
inc young woman, is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Cooper. Mr..
T,itzeI is a New Yorker, but was here
s,me years ago, and is now residing
here. He is manager of the Atlantic,
Gulf and Pacific Dredging Company.
The ceremony will take place at II
o'clock, Rev. DR.. John D. Jordan, the
nastor. officiating. In honor of the
event. the church has been simply and
beautifully decorated. Smilax covers
nalus have been placed in the chancel.
Mr. Walter Cler, the organist, will rem
der some appropriate selections while
the guests are assembling, playing the
.Lohengrin" march as the professional
and Mendelssohns Wedding March"
after the ceremony. g..
Those who will act as ushers are Mr..
Albert p. Smith, Mr.. William Jones
Walker, Mr. Fred A. Davis, DR.. James
\ Carter, Mr. S. E. Linton and Mr.. H.
e cooper. They will enter first, and
will he followed by the matron of hon
or Mrs. Charles E. Straton of Atlanta,
the brides sister. Miss Cooper will
enter with her father, Mr.. Frederick
I Cooper. Mr.. George Titzell of New
York will act as his brothers best man.
The brides gown of white lansdowne,
very beautifully made upon an under
dress of taffeta. The skirt is hung from
hin woke of bias bands of the mate
rial caught together with hand en-
broiderY over net, and shows at the
front a narrow panel of fine tucks that
extends to it's lower edge, and is re-
heated in the design of the bodice. me
torsage yoke is made in similar style
10 the hip yoke. Across the shoulders
is a circular unlined collar Of lans-
dov,ne. embroidered in French knots
and trimmed at the lower edge with
lace medallions. A band of medalllons
extends from neck to waist line at the
hack of the bodice, giving a novel ana
pratty finish. The hat to be worn Is VI
White handmade straw and irish lace
the curved brim faced with pleated ma :
line. and a white ostrich plume nan
covering the crown. The prlodl pou-
ouat will be of white roses.
Mrs. Straton will wear lovely gown
of male green eolienne cloth, made IN
the same style as that of the bride;
Her hat is of white lace, and She VIII
carry a shower of ferns.
Among those who have come to- the
civ to attend the wedding are Mrs'
J. M. Dwelle and Mrs. r. q. DanlSls
of Nillen Mrs. Fred L. Beall of BROOK
Nm and Miss Emma Cooper, and Mrs.
William Moncrieff of Montgomery
After the ceremony the bride ana
Groom will receive Informally at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. cooper on
TAYLOR street, west, only relatives anu
The more intimate friends of the tam-
ily being entertained. They Will ieaVe
later on the New York steamer for
Trim North. during which they will visit
among other places New York, Phlla-
delnhia. Richmond and Washington.
The brides travelling gown is OF gray
scotch tweed, with a; tuekedasklrt ana
q long belted coat made with a deep
ehawl collar. under which will be worn
blouse of gray taffeta. Her hat IS
q round gray beaver, with a narrow
velvet ribbon. They will return 10
the city in ten days or a.. fortnight,
and will be at home after Oct. TO- at
1O1 Taylor street. west.
The wedding gifts are many ana
unusually beautiful. Among them IS
a silver strawberry set consisting OF
a howl and twelve individual dishes,
from the ushers. Another handsome
gift is a decanter and glasses or 30
hemian ware, covered with silver MA =
gree. and standing on a heautlfuily
mounted table mirror. presented oy
The No a crew of the Atlantic, Gulf
and Pacific Dredging Company.