Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08

being also of black satin. A large
white hat, adorned with white wings,
completed the becoming costume.
Mrs. Lyle's guests included, besides
Miss Francis, Miss Lillian Logan, Miss
Annie Lyle, Miss Frances Copnally,
Mrs Bertram Norris and Mrs. Will
liam Schroeder.
"Glen O." the new home of Mr. and
Mrs. d. ]. Mcintyre, on Peaehtree
Road. was the scene of a quiet we'd
ding wednesday at high noon, when
Miss Marie Mcintyre, the second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mcintyre,
was married to John Scott
The house was decorated with
quantities of early summer flowers,
the bridal party being grouped for
the ceremony before bank of palms,
in the living room, where vases of
Killarney roses adorned the mantel.
cabinets and tables. Pink and white
sweetpeas adorned the living room
and library, the brides table being
deliberately decorated with pink and
white sweetpeas, all minor details be-
ing pink and white.
The young bride was very attrao-
tive in a three piece model OF blue
creme de chine. the coat opening over
a blouse of the same material. en-
broidered in shades of brown. With
this costume she wore brown hose,
brown slippers and a brown hat and
carried a shower bouquet Of valley
lilies.
The maid of honor, Miss Julia Me
Intyre, wore white embroidered crepe,
with Leghorn hat adorned with pink
roses. and she carried a large bouquet
V,se Nd
| garet Mcintyre were ribbon bearers,
and wore lacy white frocks. AT the
| informal reception which followed the
| ceremony punch was served by Misses
| Fffie Roberts and Nell Gambler.
Mr.. Scott and his bride lef1 dur
| ing the afternoon for wedding trip
/ to New York, the bride changing to
| a smart travelling suit of blue serge,
with hat to match. On their return.
| the young couple will go to house
| keeping at the home of theS BRIDE
/ groom in Decatur.
Practical gifts. suitable for the
| dainty tables Of housekeepers. were
given by Mrs. ]. Epps Brown at a
! bridge party Thursday morning, the
| lucky winners being presented with
La set of Casseroles, a half dozen wine
! = ldSGFHt anu a pAeAlNEA IVA HEANAAl5
/ planked steak. Twenty young ma
| irons were Mrs. Browns guests, and
| they were invited to meet Mrs. WI
liam Gray, of Richmond, Va, the
guest of Mrs Fairfax Montague, and
| Mrs John Brown, OF Atlanta, for
merry Of Richmond. Garden floW-
ers formed the decorations in Mrs.
Browns home, and refreshmentstfol-
lowed the game.
Miss Virginia 'Ribble entertained
/ the members of her bridge club
Thursday morning at her home on
Myrtle Street. Quantities of field dali
sizes and growing plants added much
to the attractReness Of the house.
The prizes for the highest scores at
each table were silk hose. Miss Rib
bic wore a white lingerie frock. The
guests included Misses Gladys Catch
ings. Ruth Tanner, Maury Lee CoSvles.
Caro- Sharpe, Elizabeth Parks, Ber-
nice Schuessler, Lucy Stoclard, Rosa
Belle Chapman, Jennie Lon Lindsey,
Olive Shropshire and her guest. Ca
milla Galloway, of Madison, andlMrs,
Everett Giffen.
Miss Marion Fielder isAbeing enter
tanned as the guest OF Miss Cornie
Fore. in Charlotte, n. c. Miss Fore
was the recent guest of Miss Fielder
and received charming attentions
while here.