Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-12

crepe meteor and lace.
w nile the reception which followed
ne ceremony at the brides home on
Fourteenth street was limited as to
.ueStS. elaborate decoration and APP
'lntments prevailed. The porch was
CLOSED IN canvas and decorated with
gay trees and foliage plants. Misses
RANGES Connally and Caroline Muse
IN pink chiffon gowns. served punch
from bowls imbedded in Killarney
roses and valley lilies In the hall
quantities of pink cosmos. with green
cry, were used. the gorgeous fall flow
ers being placed on the newell post
( and mantel
Inc guests were received in the
drawing room, which was converted
INTO bower of greenery. with pink
roses and cosmos. The library was
similarly adorned, and in the dining
room the brides table carried out in
elaborate detail a color scheme of
pink and white. The large circular
table was almost entirely covered by
"a star formed of Killarney roses and
valley lilies. starred with pink fairy
lights. A tall white vase Of white
/ chrysanthemums arose from the cen
ter and silver candlesticks held pink
/ shaded tapers
.
color scheme was introduced, the
cakes being embossed with tiny pink
| roses and clusters Of tiny pink roses
/ being tied TO the handles of the bas-
kets in which the fruit cocktail was
served. A. souvenirs for the brides
maids there we're pins of pink enamel
or turquoise, and the grOOmSmen
were presented with cigarette holders
of gold. Little white satin boXe@
bearing the initials of the bride and
bridegroom were filled with wedding
cake
The array of presents included sew
eral from organizations in which the
bridegroom was prominently connect
ed. The Old Guard sent silver tea
service and waiter. the Fulton Blues
a silver berry set, the law class
taught by the bridegroom sent silver
platters, and his class at the Univer-
sity of Georgia sent a silver loving
cup. The gift Of the brides father
was set of twelve silver serving
plates; that Of the bridesroom's par
ents was a chest Of silver. while his
uncle and aunt. Mr. md Mrs. Boiling
Jones. sent twelve silver gOblets.
Among the handsome toilets noted
was one Of gold brocade and gold
lace. worn by Mrs Walter Andrews.
/ q French gown combining pink satin.
black chiffon and black lace worn by
Mrs. F'lovd McRae; a costume Of blue
satin aud shadow lace with border of
skunk fur. worn by Mrs. Charles =.
Sciple; a beautiful toilet of pale green
chiffon, with broad crush girdle of
green velvet, worn by Miss Sarah
Rawson, and a white chiffon gown.
worn by Miss Annie Lee Mckenzie,
another BRIDGE elect.
Mrs. f.. L. Cornallv wore black jet
ted lace. Mrs. Jerome simmons Jr.,
wore f0me-Colored satin and chiffon;
Miss Cobbie Vaughn wore white chit
fCn and lace and Mrs. Vaughn Nixon
was gowned in lavender Charmeuse
satin and chiffon. other Handsomely
eOWned guests included Mrs. Asa G.
| Gambler Mrs William d Owens. Mrs
Charles 7. Hopkins, Mrs. Charles r..
Hopkins. Jr.. Mrs. Alexander Smith,
Jr., Mrs. Frederic ]. PaXOn. Mrs.
George Hurt. Mrs. Warner Martin,
Mrs. Forrest Adalr, Mrs. Gus T DOdd,
Mrs. Holland LOwndes, Mrs. A. Med.
Wilson. Mrs William L. Percy, Mrs
Frampton Ellis, Misses Emily Cassin
Adrienne Rattey. Pearl Wilkinson
Katherine Wootten and Nell Prince
n WING to the fact that there were
so many other affairs in the
city last Wednesday evening
including the wedding of Miss Kath-
crime Gordon to Harrison Jones, the
dance at East Lake assembled a
number much smaller than hereto
fore: however. there were almost as
many men as usual. some of them
having spent the afternoon on the
golf course while others played ten
ris and had dinner on the porch.
The chaperOns for the dance were
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. p. Paine, Mr.
and Mrs. Valdemar GUIDE, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles V. Rainwater. Mr.. ami
Mrs James Williams, Mr.. j. H.
Nunnally.
The young people dancing We're
Misses Callie Hoke Smith, Mary
Butler Nellie Kiser Stewart, Lyd&
H'DonneI Of New Orleans. Miss
Martha Drake of Griffin. the guess
Of Marian Fielder; Margaret Moore,
Helen Jones. Marion Fielder, Mrs.
Edward Mcmillan. of Brewtoi Ala,
who is with Nellie Stewart: Messrs.
Wimbcrly Peters, Lewis MCCoyne.
Hughes Roberts, Winter Alfriend.
Ewing Dean, Byron Crawford. John
MCCaslin. William Henry Edward
Clarkeson. George Street and Halsey
MCGOvern.
Mrs. VIII Haygood left Saturday for
NaIdostd. where she will spend
month with her parents.
THE Uncle Remus Association will
have Halloween entertain
mcnt at the Hotel AnsIey on the
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