The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-27

messaline, draped in shadow IA - GU
lined with pearls. She carried
shower bouquet Of pink roses. Tn
p bridesmaids were daintily beautiful
in costumes of pink chiffon hand
painted in lavender and orAamente
with pink 'ctoux. They also carrie,
pink roses.
After the ceremony the bridal part!
repaired to the spacious Brown homt
on Richmond street where a delight
ful reception was rendered by Mrs
Michael Brown, mother of the bride
Receiving with Mrs. Brown W ere Mrs
F. D. M. Strachan, Mrs. S. Il. Brown
and Mrs. VIM. Nightingale, Jr. Mrs
Brown was handsomely attlr9d in a
gown of black embroidered chiffon
over pearl-gray satin. Mrs. Strachan' s
costume was of white duchess lace
over messaline. Mrs. S II. Brown
wore white lace over satin, ana Mrs.
Nightingale white point lace over
messaline.
The parlor where the reception was
held was artistically decorated in
White and green, southern smilax,
| fcrns, and white flowers being used
IN rDfusion. From the four corners
OF the room festoons of smiI1X and
lilies Of the valley depended, being
.nt az ~ The center OF INC room
and arranged in a lovers knot. The
dining room was in pink, huge bell |
of pink roses hanging just aver the
table which was decorated with eX-
Guisite pink roses The coI-r scheme
u pink was also carried out in the
cakes, ices and mints whica V ere in
heart shapes. The broad yerandas and
halls were tastefully hung with green
and white garlands and softly shaded
lights. Misses Mary Lee Crovatt,
Mauda Nighteneale, Matte Nelson and
Annie Dean Atkinson served punch,
and Mes. g. p Smith and Mrs. ]. P.
Davenport assisted in the dining
'oom
The brides gifts to her maid We're
amethyst la yallieres. The popularity
# the Young couple was attested by
he large number of exceptionally
handsome gifts received. During theI
Mr.. and Mrs. MACPHERSON
eft for a trip through the North and
Last. The brides going-away gown
vas of blue whipcord trimmed with
an silk and glass buttons, the nat
lso in blue and tan TO matt /.
The young couple have the hearty
and sincere good
fishes of hosts, of friends. Among
ne out-Of-towr> guests at the. wedding
ere: Mrs. Strachan, Mrs. SIC ddard
nd Mr. and Mrs. Harry Strashan of
aXannah; Miss Nell Waldo of At
nta; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nightengale
: st. Simons, and Mr.. and Mrs s.
. Brown of New York.
Mrs. Clifford Postel of ST. Simon, is
lie guest Ct Mrs. F. NJ. SYmols.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Smith Of Atlanta, IS. the
uest of Sheriff and Mrs. VIA H.
crrie
Mrs. 3. A. White and Misses Sarah
nd Ruth Branham have returned from
trip to Tampa
A little sen arrived last night at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Hop
ms on Union street.
%
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Smith and chill
ren of Dalton, are spending a few
lays in the city.
The w. C. T. u. will meet this at
ernoon at 4.30 o'clock at the First
church.
Tomorrow evening at 4 af the Bap-
list Sunday school the Loyal Temper |
snce Legion will celebrate, the birth
lay of Jennie Cassidy. All the friends
ire cordially invited.
Miss Claudia Lucas leaves Sunday
or st. Simons island, where she will
De one of a delightful hous = party
being given by the Misses HCpkins, |
If Thomasville, Waycross Her
I'D.
Mrs. Boiling Whitfield left for At
anta last night, where she will at
tend the meeting of the state eXecu-
tive board of the ID. \. r. of WHICH
she is q member.
Mr.. ana RS. F. D. NJ. Stackan
have retur' I from most deliShcful
"trip 70 CO t51entag Europe, covering
a period j even weeks. They will
go at once % their cottage on st.
Simon fer 5he summer.
The Young Peoples Missionary so
ciety of The Methodist church will
have a social tea this evening begin
ming at s o'clock at Rev 10y War
wicks home All interested in the
missi nary work are cordially il vited
to attend.