The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-12-03
BEAUTIFUL CHURCH
WEDDING,

James Lyle Camblos, of Mari
eta, Ga, was solemnized
Thanksgiving evening at six
O'Clock at Christ Church, the
Rev. Martin and Rev Huberd
Lloyd officiating, using a uni
que Impressive ring ceremony
The color scheme of red and
white was tastefully carried
out in the decorations of the
church, the altar being deco
rated with red and white chrys
anthemums and candles togeth-
er with ferns and southern
smilax.
Az the strains of the bridal
chorus from .Lohengrin. played
by Miss Mary Ramsey, were
heard, Miss julie Bullitt, maid
of honor and sister to the bride
entered, wearing q gown f
white charmeuse yelled in chif
fon and shadow lace and car.
RED an Immense arm bouquet
of loose white narcissus.
She was followed by John
Bullitt Chalkley las ring bearer,
dressed i'll white velvet cordu,
roy, carrying a large white
chrysanthemum. Il Ii @ bride
entered, leaning on the arm of
her father, Capt. Joshua f. Bull
lit, who gave her in marriage.
She was queenly in her gown
of white satin aud chiffon trim
med in real point lace. Her
tulle bridal veil, which fell the
length of her train, was held to
the couture with an exceedingly
becoming Juliette cap made of
rope pearls. Tier only arna.
ment was diamond pendant
set in platinum.
She carried u shower bouquet
of orchids and lilies of the val
ley tied with tulle. They were
met at the altar by the groom
and best man, MIR. Otey Mitch
ell, of Atlanta, Ga. The ush
ers, Joshua Bullitt, Jr, Jack
Taggart, Ben Huger and Stuart
| Garrett followed.
After the ceremony the bridal
procession moved to the strains
of Mendelssohn, out of the
church and were taken to the
brides home, whore IL reception
was given for the bridal party
aud out of town guests.
Red and white chrysanthe.
NUNS, red carnations, ferns,
smilax and candles made the
drawing rooms lovely for the
scene of the reception.
In the dining room the brid-
al appointments were unusual
ly pretty The centerpiece was
a large basket of red Richmond
roses, surrounded by silver
candlesticks, holding red tapers
and shades.
AS the bride entered the din.
ing room she threw her bouquet
in lunches, Miss Eleanor Terry
catching the bunch with tn e
ring in it, Miss julie Bullitt the
dime and Miss Margaret Cam
bios the thimble.
Among the numerous and
magnificent array of presents,
which consisted, of cut glass,
silv &c, was a liberal
check from the brides parents
Capt. and Mrs. j. f. Bnllitt,
and chest of eighty pieces of
fiat silver from the groom's
father and sister, Mr.. Pierre
Camblos, and Misses Camblos
Immediately after the recep
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Camblos left
for Il bridal tour South, after
which they will be at home Ia
all their friends in Atlanta, Ga,
where the groom is n member
of the popular law firm o
Mitchell and Camblos.
From a distance the follow
ing guests came: Misses Mar.
garet and Eleanor Camblos and
Mr.. Pierre Camblos, OF Mariet-
TIA, Ga; Miss Eleanor Terry, OF
Wytheviile, Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. p. Talbot. of Cincinnati;
Mr. and Mrs. j k. Taggart, OF
Keokee; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
ITaggart, of Stonega; Mr.. Terry
OF Wytheville; Ben Huger, OF
Roanoke; Stuart Garrett, of