The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-01-13
SmithPa Patt1llo,

.,,, ine wedding OF Miss virginia PAT
sI' sillo' Ine young daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs; howard Pattillo, and Mr.. Gerald
Saplto Smith, OF Baltimore. was i
Deautiful event Of Wednesday even
Ins' the ceremony being performed ~
ne nome OF the brides grandmother
y Mrs' ~ VIM p. Pattillo, Atlanta. Ga M
e-5u. o'clock, ON January s.
Ihe ceremony was performed hv
bisnop Warren Gambler and was wit
messed Dy large number of friends
ne mouse was decorated for the
occasion In wealth OF handsome
pains effectively grouped throughout
tne apartments. The Ceremony was
performed In the front drawing room
Derore an altar OF palms and ferns
from which there rose clusters M
Bride roses. The white priedeau
was draped with smilax, and the bri-
dal party was grouped before the
large bank of palms. ~
Inc young couple were attanded NV
tne brides young sister, Miss Eliza
beth Pattillo, as maid of honor. and
Miss Julia Dodd and Miss Marie Pap
penheimer were bridesmaids. Mr..
Joseph Hines was best man, and Miss
Laura Crowles was first bridesmaid.
The brides wedding gown was
fashioned OF white olga crepe, the
bodice formed OF rose point lace, hav-
ing delicate tracery OF seed pearls.
Bands OF pearl passementerie com
pleted the corsage and the long train
fell in graceful folds from the short
waist Her long tulle veil was caught
to her hair with wreath of orange
blossoms, and her only ornament was
diamond horseshoe, the gift of her
father. She carried a shower bou-
quet OF Bride roses and valley lilies.
Miss Elizabeth Pattiiio, the maid of
honor, wore q beautiful gown of
crepe meteor, veiled in pink marqui-
sette. bordered in pink marabou and
having . garniture OF crystal.
Miss Laura Cowles, the first brides
maid, wore pink olga crepe veiled in
gpangled marquisette and bordered i'm
pink fn marabou. She carried pink
roses.
Miss Julia Dodd and Miss Marie
Pappenheimer, the bridesmaids. wore
white olga crepe combined with lace,
and their flowers were bridesmaid
roses.
Mrs. Howard Pattillo, the mother Of
the bride, was gowned in black olga
crepe combined with princess lace,
and she wore corsage bouquet Of
parma violets. 4g. ~
Mrs. Charles E. e. Smith, of Balti-
more, the bridegroom's mother, wore
white satin veiled In white chiffon, the
corsage trimmed In duchess lace and
having an embroidery Of corais.
After the ceremony there was a de-
lightful reception. Punch was served
In the den, which was decorated in
handsome palms. from q bowl hung
with smilax.
An orchestra played throughout the
evening, and delicious buffet supper
was served.
The bridal party were seated At
table beautifully decorated In pink
and white. As a central decoration
was a tall cut glass vase resting on
m4gror and bearing a shower bou-
quet Of roses.
Ag lavors for the girls there were
white satin boxes In the shape of hats
adorned with clusters of orange blos-
SONS and filled with wedding cake,
and for the men there were little
round hat boxes of the same. Silver
dishes held bonbons In pink, and all
minor details of the handsomely ap-
pointed table were In pink and white.
After the reception the bride and
bridegroom left for an extended trip
East, and after January 15 they will
be at home at 202 Maryland avenue,
Baltimore. Nd
Miss Virginia Pattillo, the bride,
was NJ very popular young woman,
with many friends lin Atlanta who
will regret that she will make her
future home I'm Baltimore.
Mr. Smith is the SON OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles z. C. Smith. OF Balti-
more, who are prominent people
there. Mr.. Smith being cashier or the
Abingdon National Bank Mrs John
+. Smith, East Main street. II q grand
mother of the groom Mr.