Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09

THE marriage of Miss Constance
Knowles and Jesse Draper took
place Thursday at noon at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Clarence Knowles. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop c. X. Nelson, and
was witnessed by the members OF the
immediate family only, a limited num-
Der of guests being invited for the
wedding breakfast which followed
half an hour later.
The entire house was deliberately
decorated with autumn leaves and
yellow chrysanthemums fr1eze OF
autumn leaves adorned the drawing
room where the ceremony was per-
formed, and wicker baskets of yellow
chrysanthemums were on pedestals.
the same flowers forming garlands
which were drawn from the arches
and corners Of the room and which
formed a background for the bridal
pair
Yellow chrysanthemums and au-
tumn leaves were festooned on the
stairway, and the yellow color scheme
was minutely observed, the wedding
cake being distributed in small yell
low satin boxes, with the bridal mon
ogram in gold.
The silver platters from which the
aspics and salads We're served We're
garnished with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, the ices were nodded as vel
low chrysanthemums, and in every
detail the chrysanthemum was repre-
scented.
Mrs Wilmer l.. Moore distributed
the boxes of wedding cake, and as
sisting in entertaining were number
of out-oftown friends.
The bride chose for her wedding
gown costume most becoming 10 her
type of brunette beauty-a Romney
model of dark blue velvet, quantity
fashioned, with draped skirt. little
shirt of white chiffon finished with
rows of blue buttons. long transparent
sleeves of blue chiffon, and a border
of fur. The becoming hat of blue
velvet to match also was bordered in
fur and wreathed in amethyst fow-
ers The corsage bouquet of pansles,
mignonette and purple orchids &C
corded perfectly with this costume.
Mrs Knowles wore black brocade
velvet with corsage OF lace yelled in
chiffon, the toilet completed by cor
sage bouquet of lavender orchids
Among the out-of-town guests at
tending were the bridegrooms sister
Mrs. Leigh Palmer of Washington, d.
c.: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. e. Gunby, OF
Tampa; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Knowles, Miss Julia Knowles, Mr.. and
Mrs Ellis Knowles and Knowles
liver, of Pensacola. Fla; Mr.. Edward
Echols, of Virginia; Captain and Mrs
James Fuller Mckinley. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Chester Mills and Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Emil Laurson, of Fort
Oglethorpe; Mrs. Seaborn Wright,
Mrs. Barry Wright, of Rome; Mr.. and
Mrs. Pratt Adams, of Savannah; Mr.,
and Mrs. McGargol, of New York, and
William Draper, of Tennessee
Following the breakfast, Mr.. and
Mrs. Draper left for their wedding
Journey, keeping their destination
| secret. On their return they will be
at home with Mrs. Knowles.
! Mrs. William Knowles, of Pensa-
cola, wore blue corded silk, the short
coat opening over lace blouse, and
her picture hat of purple velvet was
adorned with orchids. Mrs. Gunby
wore black velvet bordered with err
mine. the corsage formed OF jeweled
net. Mrs. Leigh Palmer, of Washing
ton, d. c., the bridegroom's sister
wore an imported gown of black char
meuse the corsage formed Of blue
brocade and cloth Of gold. Her black
hat was wreathed in paradise leath-
ers,
TIN informal event Of the week was
~ the tea at which Mrs. Samuel
Stewart Wallace entertained in
honor of Mrs Euia Griffin and Mrs.
Georgia McMichael, who have return
ed from a stay of two years abroad,
including a trip around the world.
Twelve of the intimate friends of the
honor guests were invited to meet
them, and they we're entertained az
Mrs. Wallace's home, where vari-col-
ored chrysanthemums adorned the
house Mrs Wallace's father, Dr. J.
s. Todd, who is just convalescent
after a severe illness. was special
guest present.
A1ISS KATHERINE ELLIS is the
debutante who will be formal
ly presented this week. The
tea which her mother, Mrs. Frank
Stanton Ellis, gives Friday at the pa
latial Ellis residence in Ansley Park,
will assemble the married set to meet
Miss Ellis. The afternoon affair will