Atlanta Georgian., 1912-06-15
Still the Bride Is
the. Center of
Society S
Interest

Nl bride is the cynosure of inter
est Many of the citys young
women have departed in their natty
going away costumes amid shower
of rice and old slippers, but there
still remain a number Of BRIDE elects to
act as the raison d'etre for numerous
parties The week closes with the mar
riage of Miss Jennie Lowry to Mr..
Robert Warwick tonight at o'clock,
a the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs ]. l. Lowry, on North jack
son street Miss Lowry will have as
her attendants Mrs Ivan Allen, matron
of honor Miss Lillian Atkins of Knox
VILE, maid of honor; Misses Lamar Je-
ter. Dorothy Breitenbucher. Wilhelmina
Drummond and Lottie Bloodworth, as
bridesmaids. A reception follows the
wedding
Miss Eliza Gambler and Mr. Henry B,
Earthman, of Clearwater, Fla, will be
married Tuesday evening at the Deca-
tur Presbyterian church. Miss Gambler
will have a number of attendants. Miss
Nell Gambler will be maid of honor,
Mrs Jack Reeves. of Charleston. and
Mrs Clarence Requarth. of Charlotte,
matrons of honor; Misses Rebecea
Gambler and Maury Lee Cowles brides
maids. Little Miss Caroline Mckinney
will be the flower girl, and Misses Re
becca Harman and Mary Lucia Pope,
of Macon, will stretch the ribbons. Mr.
William Earthman of Florida. will be
best man. The brides uncle, Mr.. g. B.
Scott will give her away
Another marriage of the same date is
that of Miss Sarah Parks and Mr.. Fred
Gherkin, Jr of Augusta, at the First
Methodist church Bishop Warren A.
Gambler will perform the ceremony.
Miss Georgia Watts will be married
Tuesday evening at All Saints to Mr..
Louis Charles Moeckel This will be a
beautiful ceremony, with the choral
service sung by the vested choirs of All
Saints and of St. Lukes. The charm
ing bride is one of the most gifted sing
ers in the city and is identified with
musical circles A reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Richard
Watts will follow the ceremony.
A pretty wedding during the latter
days of June will be that of Miss Mil
dred Fort to Mr. T. Bertram Norris,
which has been set for June 26 and will
be quiet home ceremony.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Ruth
erford and Mr.. George Pardee Cady,
Of Chicago, will be of interest to
wide circle of friends Owing to illness
IN the brides family, the wedding will
be quietly observed in the presence of
+he immediate family only. Monday,
.June "a is the date selected, the cere-
mony to take place, at II O'Clock in the
morning, at the residence of the brides
brother and sister DR.. and Mrs. Vassar
Woolley. on Spring street. DIR. A. M.
Hughlett will be the officiating minis
ter and after the ceremony a wedding
breakfast will be served. There will be
M attendants At IL o'clock Mr. Cady
and his bride will leave to spend their
HONEYMOON in the Blue Ridge noun
tains at "Jacquelih Lodge" a charm
ing bungalow owned by the brides sis
TER Mrs. Lamar Rutherford After
two weeks there the bridal couple will
take possession of Mr.. Cady's apart
ment in Chicago. where a series of en-
tartainments will be rendered them.
THE narties arranged for the bride
elect bv her Atlanta friends have been
cancelled on account of the illness of
members of her family. Among the out
of-+ovn guests at the wedding will be
her relatives, Mrs. NJ A. Lipscomo' OF
Athens Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lips
comb. of Athens. and Mr. and Mrs J.
Hutchins OF Athens.
IN the meantime. the June bride and
bridegroom of the past fortnight are
snending their honeymoons in various
narts of the country. Most of Atlanta's
bridal couples "go East on their we'd
ding trips, but some elect to spend the
balcvon days in the North. South or
West
Mr. Arthur Kitchings and his bride,
formerly Miss Ethel Wickersham. have
COM. TO canada on bridal tour Mr..
and Mrs Edward Richardson. the lat
rer formerly Miss Manelle Brewster, are
amending their honeymoon at Atlantic
roach Fla Mr.. and Mrs. William Otis
Ham spent their honeymoon in the
,,,,untsins of North Carolina and on
their return to Jackson, Ga, the home
If the groom, they will be honor guests
al house party at which Miss Clio
Carmichael will entertain at her home
Ginger Longer" As Miss Margaret
velch Mrs Ham frequently visited
Jackson and she will be cordially well
coined in the hospitable town.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Knauff went to
savannah after their wedding, and