Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

rated for the event. The ceremony
was performed in the living room. the
bridal party being grouped before a
pyramid OF palms, with curtains Of
bamboo draped from the ceiling to
the bower Of greenery. Bamboo gar
lands covered the doors and windows,
handsome palms were grouped in the
corners OF the room and Easter lilies
and white sweetpeas were banked on
the mantel.
Throughout the house palms and
foliage plants were effectively placed,
and vases Of pastel tinted sweetpeQs
adorned the mantels and cabinets.
The attendants included a large
group OF young people. Miss Laura
Ripley was her sisters maid of honor,
Mrs. Homer McAfee was matron OF
honor and Misses Frances Ansley,
Sina White and Julia Mcintyre were
bridesmaids
The groomsmen were Remur McIn-
tyre. of Thomasville, as best man. f.
v. Carter, Jr., and Cherry Emer-
son; Misses Elizabeth owens and
Margaret Mcintyre as ribbon-bear-
ers and Miss Frances Peabody,
train bearer. Rev w. Il. Hill Of
oflciated.
The young bride was attractive IN
her bridal gown Of white Charmeuse
satin, draped with white chiffon, with
garniture OF princess lace. The
long tulle veil was caught with or
ange blossoms. and the bridal bou-
quet was OF bride roses and valley
lilies.
The maid OF honor wore pink chif-
fon draped over pink satin, and car
ried pink roses. The matrun Of honor
wore a white satin with lace over
dress. The bridesmaids were gOWned
in pink chiffon and carried pink roses
Mrs. Ripley, the brides mother
wore black satin and lace, and Mrs
Mcintyre the mother Of the bride
groom wore black and white wolfe
Assisting in entertaining were Mrs
ID. l. Mcintyre and Mrs. John Scott
the hridegroom's sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre left during
the evening for their wedding journey,
and on their return they win go to
housekeeping in an apartment in the
Corinthian
n NE OF the beautiful affairs Of the
I week was tire luncheon given
wednesday by Mrs. Spencer
Atkinson, at her home on Piedmont
Avenue. Early summer flowers con-
verted the house into garden, great
brown Japanese baskets Of VariCol-
ored nasturtiums being placed on the
bookcases I'm the library. with jardi-
uieres and vases OF daisies used in the
hall. Garden roses and other flowers
were used TO adorn the apartments,
and in the dining room a color scheme
of white and green was carried out I'm
artistic detail
The round table was covered with
lace mats and had for a CenterpieCe a
large silver jardiniere. filled with
featherv white feverfew and ferns.
Alternating with silver vases Of white
sweetpeas. tied with butterfly bows
Of pale green tulle, were silver can
delabra. bearing white shades under
silver filigree, also tied with green
tu1le and garianded with ferns.
The bonbOns. cakes and ices were
green and white, and the color scheme
was introduced in the courses Of the
elaborate luncheon served. The place
cards were hand-paiuted in daisies
tied with green tulle.
Mrs. Atkiuson's guests included
Mrs A. 7. Coles Mrs. A. Med. VIII
son. Mrs Porter kin-. Mrs. William
Lawson Peel. Mrs. Thomas =. Fielder,
Mrs. J. Edgar HuuuiCurt Mrs. John
Olmstaad. Mrs Burton Smith. Mrs.
Eassar Woouey. Mrs Allen Whitta-
Fc- Mrs Robert T. Lawrence OF Ma
rietta- and Mrs. Emily Carter Divine
Mrs. sam - Jones.
Mrs Atkinson was a cordial host
ess. wearing a handsome toilet OF