The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-29
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Atlanta, Ca, oct. 27.-(Special.)-
4 marriage, which is of much
interest to North Carolina as we'll as
Georgia, took place here on Wednes-
day evening, at the home of the bride $
iarents, Judge and Mrs. William 1.
Newman when their daughter MISS
Margaret Newman and Mr.. John l..
Patterson. of Roanoke Rapids, y. g.,
We ermarried.
There were present many friends
and relatives. the best known of At
lanta people and out Oh
town guests. The decorations We're
exquisite the scheme throughout the
house being in pink. During the cere-
Nmony the bridal party we're in front OF
a bank of pink chrysanthemumS, en-
powered in palm leaves and ferns.
Overhead there was canopy OF Amer
lean bamboo, thiS extending from the
corner of the room to the chandelier
il. the centre being caught with pink
ChrySanthemums in clusters.
The ceremony was performed by Or.
RrideWell, of the Central Presbyterian
church. The brides sister, Miss Nance
Newman, was maid of honor and Miss
Rebecca Roaul was the only brides
maid. Mr.. Edward v Patterson, the
groom's brother, was best man, and
lr. S. Blackwell Price was groomsman.
Preceding the bridal party as they
descended the stairway and entered
the drawing room were: Mr.. Lewis
Fucker, Mr.. Edwards, Mr.. Percy
Adams and Mr. William Newman. DR..
Pierce was the first to enter, followed
by the groom and his best man. Miss
Eoaul and Miss Newman directly pre-
ceding the bride and her father.
The bride is a most beaut full Wo-
man and she never appeared to better
4 urnC icit oil of
tired. her toilet being of white thread
net, applied most deliberately in thread
lace of the finest pattern. the effect be-
ing in tiny gathered tuCks between
deep tucks, through the meshes of cor
sage and skirt panne satin and chif-
fon showing. The deep pointed yoke
was of thread lace and lace sleeves
falling over Chiffon and net gathered
at the elbows. Her wedding veil was
of maline in Marie Antionette style
V th a cluster of orange blossoms adj
justing it on either side of low Golf
fare. Her only jewels were a set OF
family pearls and Il pendant Of dia-
monds in boWHnot design, the groOmS
sift. She carried lilies of the valleys
and white violets. Her maid of honor
was gowned in white iisse painted in
pink roses, her bouquet being of pink
roses. The bridesmaids wore pink
Chiffon ana lace and carried pink
roses.
The bridal party gathered as he
vows were given was a brilliant one.
In the family group about the bride
and groom during the ceremony were
Judge and Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Pat
terson, the groom's mother, Mrs. Her
bert Hall, and Miss Ault, of Knoxville;
Miss Alexander, of North Carolina.
Hiss Newman wore an elegant toilet
in pale gray chiffon silk and rose POM
ACE. Mrs. Patterson wore black CT cre
dc chine and thread lace. Mr.. Halls
was in white satin brCcaded i'm pink
roses and lilacs. Miss Ault wore gray
silk and lace. Mrs. Cook. black net
and lace, and Miss Alexander, white
peanne crepe and lace
A brilliant reception followed the
marriage and then there was a buffet
supper. the guests being served in the
hallway, drawing room and library
while in the dining room were mem
bers of the bridal party at a beauti-
fully set circular table, on which the