The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-16
In SOCIAL CIRCLES
waIlacc-Latimcr wedding Brilliant
Social Event.


waIlacc-Latimer wedding brilliant
Social Event.
The marriage of Miss Frances Wa
lace to Mr.. William Carroll Latlmer,
OF Atlanta, Ga. the son of the late,
Atbury c. Latlmer, the senator from
South Carolina, which was solemnlzed
last night at the First Christian
church at o'clock, was one of the
most notable and beautiful IN Padu-
cabs galaxy Of brilliant society we'd
dings.
The church was especially effective
10 its decorations. the wedding colors.
white and green, being emphasized
throughout The altar and choir stall
were banked with tropical palms and
ferns While the southern smilax in
graceful profusion was twined about
( The chancel rail, the altar lights, the
balcony and the windows An artistic
arrangement of the smilax on white
made an effective background for the
wedding party In the altar. The as
semb.age OF invited guests In recep-
ton toilets added to the brllllancy of
the church scene.
( Just before the bridal party en-
tered the church SchubeFt's "Sere-
made" was oharmlngiy sung by Miss
Julia Scott. Miss Adah Brazelton
was at the organ.
The professional to the strains of
the bridal chorus from Lohengrin was
led b. the nshers: Mr. Arthur Y.
Martin and Mr.. Edwin ]. Paxton. Mr..
Fred Wade and Mr.. Frank Davis.
The bridesmaids aud the groomsmen
entered sing'y in the following order:
Miss Pauline Purcell. OF Lexington;
Or. l. d. Howell. Miss Ethel Brooks,
Mr.. David Roger. Miss Kathleen
whlteheld. Mr.. George Dubois. Miss
Blanche Hills. Mr.. Charles Danne.s, OF
Atlanta; Miss lillian Gregory. Mr..
Robert Wallace. Miss Anne Latimer,
of Bolton. 5. c.: Mr.. Stuart Sinnott.
The maid OF honor, Miss Belle
Cave. preceded the bride. who entered
with her father. Mr.. George Clayton
Wallace. The bridegroom and his best
man. Mr.. +. =. Gamble, of Atlanta,
came from the side aisle, meeting
them at the chancel
The scene at the altar was most
charming IN It's ensemble. The brides
maids made a circle about the bride
in the altar while the groomsmen and
usbers We're grouped below the altar.
The marriage ceremony was impress
siyely pronounced by the Rev. Samuel
u. Moore. OF the First Christian
church. "Cail Me Thine Own" was
played by Mas Braze.ton during the
ceremony. The Mendeissohn wedding
march was the occasional. 1
The bride. who comes of line OF
notably beautiful women. was strik-
iBgy lovely In a handsome gown of
white satin made empire style and
trimmed IN point lace and embroid-
cred bands Her bridal veil was
caught with orange blossoms and she
carried shower bouquet OF bride
roses and lil.ios-of-the-valley. In ad-
lilfson 20 the gift OF the ,Dridegroon.
an exquisite diamond brooch set in
platinum. she wore the pearls OF her
Grandmother. an heirloom that had
been worn by three generations OF I
Wallace brides.
Miss Cave. the maid OF honor was
gowned in white chiffon cloth over
white satin. made empire. She ear
RED an arm bouquet of bridesmaid
roses aud wore roses and an aigret;e
in, her hair. The bridesmaids were
picturesque figures IN empire gowns
OF white chiffon Goth over white
satin. with their hair bound in flEets
of COL They carried the pink chry- J.,
santhemums with stresmers of pink.
Following the ceremony there was
a reception at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Clayton Wallace, on
North Ninth street, from $3.50 until
IN O'Clock. II Was a brilliant occa- !.
sion. The handsome house was beau
tiful In its decorations. The recep-
tion hall was a bower OF the southern
smiax and the rooms opening out OF
II were each charming with a pro
fusion of smrax and graceful ferns
effectively arranged on the walls, In
the doorway and twlnlng the chande-
Hers. In the parlor the color-note !,
was pink chrysanthemums, in the
dining room the yellow chrysanthe-
nuns were used and white chry-
sanihemums were in the library.
Receiving with Mr.. ana Mrs. Wal
lace in the par,or. in addition to the
bridal party. were Mrs. A. c, Latl-
mer. of Bolton, S. c.. the mother OF
the bridegroom; Mr.. aud Mrs. Rob !
crison G.. Morrow, Of Memphis; Mrs.
Edwin Elmorc Bew.ey, OF Fort,
Worth. Texas: Mss Lucy Patton. oil
virginia: Miss Lille May Winsteac,
bride of November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Bring
hurst invited the guests into the din
lug room. Mr.. aud Mrs. james Camp
bel Flournoy MIR. ana Mrs. Frank l..
lscott and Miss Phi,lppa Hughes re-