The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-06
| NEWS OF THE DAY IN SOCIETY WORLD MT. and Mrs. Exum and MT. Erskine Ramsay Entertain NOTES HERE AND THERE The Wedding of Miss Rosa Moody and MT. Benjamin Jones of Atlanta.
 Mrs. Bridges Music Pupils
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NOTES HERE AND THERE
By MYRTLE MILES.

The nuptial ceremony of Miss Rosa Moody and MT. Benjamin A. Jones, Jr, of Atlanta took place yesterday after noon In the presence of coterie of friends and the relatives of the young people. It was an occasion of artistic beauty. The Moody residence on Highland avenue, whose interior decor ation is among the most tasteful in Birmingham, It's color tones making & veritable symphony. was a bower of green relieved by the snowy white of valley lilies and orange blossoms. The walls of the drawing room, living room and dining room were covered with tendrils of hot house smilax, the snowy draperies over easement win dows sh owing through the delicate greenery. The drawing room in which the ceremony was pronounced was in typical bridal array. On the newel posts at either side of the entrance were heavy crystal condelabra whose pendent prisms glistened brightly in the light of tapers. Smaller candle sticks were surmounted with soft white shades over which hung sprays of lilies of the valley, and the bride-like note struck here was followed in the white blossoms which peeped out deli cately amid tn .tracery of vines on the mantsl.
 In the circular window which was lined with greenery hung a canopied trellis of green under which the bridal party stood. At either side were white pillars tied with tulle among whose folds were tucked lilies of the valley. The bride and groom and their att tendants entered through the dining room. Seated at the plano which was in the rear of the reception hall, Miss Jamie Harris played the wedding march Dowelps "To a Wild Rose" which was softly rendered during the ceronony.
 Master William Kettig and his lit- tie sister, Mildred Kettig. the nephew and niece of the bride, were the ribbon bearers. The little girl wore an ex- quisite white frock bordered with French embroidery and caught about the waist with a soft sash of white ribbon in the knot of which was cluster of lilies
 Miss Jessie Moody was her sisters maid of honor. She was dressed for the occasion in a tailored gown of white cloth and wore a large black hat with curling brim overhung with white ostrich plume. Her flowers were brides roses.
 Miss Moody was given in marriage A was gowned for travelling in a gray coat suit and smart black hat. bright ened with cloth of silver. and carried an exquisite bouquet of brides roses tied with white mouse1line terminating in small bows looped with valley lilies. MT. Jones' best man was his brother, Mir. Carpenter Jones of Atlanta. Rev. J. H. Mccoy gave the words of the marriage service making of 1t a beau tiful and impressive ceremonial
 Following the marriage reception was held Major and Mrs. Moody were assisted in the entertainment of their guests by their daugh ters. Mrs. Will liam H. Kettis, Miss Daisy Moody and Miss Jessie Moody. Mrs. Moody's re- ception gown was a handsome black cashmere de soie made with draped bodice garnitured with black lace and jet. Mrs. Kettigs robe was in the burnt orange tint brocaded and elab- orately trimmed on the low-necked bodice with gold laces and touches of jet. Miss Moody who is always dis tingue, was especially lovely in light blue embroidered messaline gown efh- bellished with heavy white lace and broad bands of crystal embroidery.
 The dining room was richly decor ated. The cool greens of the walls making a fitting background for the gold and white which with dainty suggestion of pink made such an artis- tic color sch eme. The bonbon table was overhung with small white baskets which were filled with valley lilies and ferns and suspended from the aspara- gus-draped chandelier with white mousseline. In the center of the table was placque of lilies and ferns caught with a full bow of cloth of gold, cluster of small vases sur rounded, filled with lilies. The can dies which stood in handsome sconces topped with cloth of gold shades fringed with gold and decorated with tiny pink French roses. The bonbon dishes were also adorned with roses The plates on which dainty buffet lunch con was served contained pretty suggestions of the wedding in the lit- tle baskets tied with orange blossoms in which were the ices. The color mo- tive was followed in the decoration of the sideboard which held huge gold hat curved back and showing clusters of grapes and other winter fruits.
 The brides cake was embossed with Ascension lilies and a bow of pink ribbon The cutting of the cake and slipping of wine of an old vintage was a ceremony in which the guests joined with the bride and groom, giving them many good wishes.
 Among the coterie in attendance