The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-14
HI Gbe Social Realm.
Law Gilbert Wedding

The wedding Of Miss Martha Lee
Law and Mr.. Leon Atlee Gilbert took
place Friday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Law, on Whit
lock Avenue.
The pretty home was radiant with
yellow flowers, autumn leaves and
candles arranged in all the rooms in
effective ways. The veranda, extend
ing on three sides of the house. was
lighted with big japanese lanterns
and decorated with branches of ever
green's. The stairway was hidden in
vines and golden rod. The newell post
had been made taller, covered with
branching golden rod and held a brass
candelabra with many candles.
corner of the living room was ar
ranged for the ceremony with drapery
of leaves and pillars of golden rod
topped with tall brass candle-sticks.
All the candle-sticks in this room were
brass, and were grouped on the man.
tel and arranged against the walls.
In all the rooms were great vases of
yellow field flowers.
Just before the ceremony Miss WV
ian Strong, in yellow silk, and Miss
Eloise Brown, in white over green,
came downstairs with ribbons form
ing an aisle. Little Charlotte Law.
who has long golden curls, and who
wore white with yellow ribbons, and
golden slippers, followed. A horn of
plenty, carried by the bride at the
wedding of her eldest sister, was ar
ranged with wide yellow ribbon
around Charlotte's neck, and from it
she strewed petals of roses. Mrs.
Sullivan sang 20, Perfect Love-" &C.
companied by Miss Malone, who also
played the wedding march.
Miss Kate Law was maid Of honor,
wearing white lace over yellow and
carrying yellow chrysanthemums.
The bride, dainty blonde, came in
with her father. She was lovely in a
trained princess robe of white en-
broidery and lace, with veil ar
ranged with orange blossoms. \ Her
bouquet was OF white roses.
Mr.. Ed Gilbert, as best man, es
corted Mr.. Leon Gilbert
Dr.. J. H. Patton performed the cere-
money, using ring with the bridal
vows. During the prayer and bene-
diction Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert knelt on
white satin pillows.
After the wedding refreshments
were served, one feature being a great
tray of gold frosted cakes arranged in
feathery green foliage and offered on
ly to the unmarried guests.
Miss Isabel Brumby found a ring in
hers; Miss Clyde Malone, a thimble
and Mr.. Mack Fowler, a dime.
The brides travelling suit was brown
in every detail, and was very becom-
ing. The wedding journey will last
three weeks, including a visit to the
brides sister, Mrs. Avery, of Indianap-
oils, and several days with relatives
in Cincinnati, who will entertain de-
lightfully for the bridal pair.
The presents were sent from diff
ferent States, and were extremely ele-
CANT and beautiful Two chests of fiat
silver came, one from relatives of the
bride, and the other from Mr.. Gill
bert's business associates in the Third
National Bank of Atlanta. With sew
eral fine pieces of mahogany was a
small sewing table, a bequest from
the brides grandmother for her
"name-sake." Many lovely things in
cut-glass, crystal, pictures, lace,
drawn-work and embroidery were Civ
en- by Marietta friends. Numbers of
kilograms and special delivery letters
were also received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert will be at home
for the winter with Mrs. w. E. Gil
bert, which is appreciated very highly
by their many friends.