The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-21
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NEAL-LlTTLE WEDDING.

The wedding of Miss Irma Neal and
Mr.. Rosser Little this evening, Thurs
day, goth, will be a beautiful event,
attended by friends and relatives from
out OF town as we'll as many in Ma
rietta.
The home has been adorned with
foliage plants throughout the first
floor. The altar in the parlor has Eas-
ter lilies and white candles among the
ferns and palms and the dining room
has been made radiant with rosy car
nations. Four dear friends of the
bride, Miss Olivia Rambo, Miss May
de Jarnette, Miss Leila Moon and Mrs.
j. e. Mcmillan, all in white, will form
an aisle of white tulle and smilax for
the bridal party from the stairway
into the parlor
The flower girls will be little Alzia
Coleman cousin of the bride, and Sa-
rah de Jarnette, cousin of the bride
groom, in white with pink ribbons car
rylng baskets of pink roses showered
with valley lilies. The bridesmaids,
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Malone, will be in white embroidered
null over pink, with gloves, slippers
and bouquets of carnations the same
shade, The maid of honor, Miss Ma
RE Massey, will wear white embroider-
ed marquisette and carry a bouquet of
white carnations. The bride will be
lovely in white messeline satin drap-
ed in olga crepe, the bodice trimmed
richly in princess lace with bands of
pearls, the long tulle veil caught with
orange blossoms to the braids of gol-
den brown hair falling over the court
train. Her bouquet will be brides
roses showered with lilies of the val
ley.
The groomsmen will be Mr.. w. D.
Neal, brother of the bride, and Mr.
F. B. Little, of Eatonton.
The best man will be Mr. w. L. de
Jarnette. The ushers Mr.. ]. R. Brum-
by and Mr.. Henry Cohen, and the la
dies receiving guests at the door Mrs.
D. j. Anderson and Mrs. S. H. Hall.
The Marietta orchestra will play Men
delshon's Wedding March as the bridal
party approach the altar and during
the ceremony the sweet notes of
80 Promise Me" will float softly on
the air like sweet thoughts in a
dream
The bridal tableau during the cere-
mony will be one to be hung on mem
orys walls with radiant Easter dawns,
vuh
snowy blossoms deck the earth for
the christening of summer.
Rev. G. w. Duval, pastor of both
bride and bridegroom, will perform the
ceremony with a ring, after which
reception will be held by the bridal
party. This will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal and Mrs w. P Malone, a sister
Of Mr.. Little.
Assisting in entertaining, beside
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Anderson, who
will receive at the door, will be Mrs.
Len Baldwin, who will pour coffee,
Mrs. w. E. Schilling, Mrs. J. P. Che
ney. Mrs. NJ. D. Hodges, Misses Mary
Towers, Nell Hall, Willie May Blair,
Nina Moon and Mary Squires who
will serve in the dining room.
At ten o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Little
will leave for visit to Washington
City, New York and other towns. The
brides becoming travelling suit is of
tan cloth with a chiffon waist the
same shade embroidered in tan and
kings blue. The hat, gloves and
shoes are in tan to match the dress.
Many handsome presents have been
received by this admired and beloved
bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Little will be at home
about the middle of May with Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Neal.