Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-22

Hutchinson. The vested choir. Of
which Miss Hall has been a member
for several years, preceded the we'd
ding party in entering the church.
and during the ceremony the wedding
music from Lohengrin was sung.
Mrs. Harry Robertson, Of Charles
ton, was her sisters matron of hon
or. She wore pink charmeuse draped
with chiffon and shadow face and
carried pink sweet peas.
Miss Fannie Turner was the maid
of honor wearing white embroidered
crepe with a tunic of pink chiffon.
Her flowers were sweet peas.
The bride wore soft ivory white
charmeuse with panniers OF duchess
lace The bodice was made of real
net finished with Rose Point lace.
and the tulle veil was ecged with
Duchess lace. and held about her
face with orange blossoms. Her
shower bouquet was Of lilies Of the
valley She wore a handsome plati-
mum necklace set with diamonds, a
gift Of the bridegroom.
Loring RaouI was best man and
the ushers were Will Brantley. Har-
rison Jones. John Harms of Macon
Chessley Howard. Harry Robertson
and DR.. Joseph Lane OF Lagrange.
The brides mother, Mrs. Lyman
Hall. wore black satin and chantilly
lace with a corsage Of white sweet
peas
An informal reception TO the bridal
party was held a the nome Of the
brides mother, on Third Street. and
only the closest friends were invited.
The reception rooms were decorated
with ferns, bamboo and white sweet
peas and roses. Misses Harriet
Haynes and Edith Waits served
punch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner left imme-
diately for a wedding trip in North
Carolina After July they will be
al home at Norwood Hill, Lagrange.
Mrs. Turner's going-away gown
was Of blue matelasse worn with
crepe de chine blouse and a small
blue hat trimmed in black aigrettes
and little French roses.
MISS LEORA WIGHT, of st. Paul,
Mimi, has returned to her
home after a pleasant visit to
Mrs. Karl Britain, on North Ave
nue..
Mrs. A. NJ. Britain entertained at a
spend the day party at her home
in Palmetto Tuesday, in compliment
to Mrs. w. H. Mcdaniel, Of Norman
Park, who is her guest. Mrs. Karl
Britain, OF Atlanta. was one of the
guests.
" SERIES of parties were given
~ last week for two attratvie
visitors from Rome-Missas
LaGrange Cochran and Katherine
Graves-who are guests Of Miss
Louise Copper
The bridge luncheon as which Miss
Couper's cousin, Mrs. Rix Stoffo-d.
entertained Thursday morning was a
compliment to the two giris.
There were four tables OF auction
bridge, the prize for top score az
each table being an ivory fan. The
honor guests were presented with
blue bird pins, and the score cards
were adorned with quaint nttle fig
ures
In the living room. where the card
tables were placed, the decora tons
were Of pink gladioli and fererfew.
A large basket OF pink giadioli
graced the table in the dining room,
and a color scheme OF pink and white
was observed.
Mrs. Stafford wore becoming
morning toilet OF lavender crepe. Her
mother Mrs. Augustus Shaw. and
Mrs. ], H. Copper assisted in enter
tanning The guests included. be-
sides the three honor guests, Misses
Margaret Traylor. Josephine Stoney,
Patty McGehee, Katherine Wylie.
Ferol HUMPHREYS. Harriet Broyles,
Carrie Blount. LYDIA Nash. May
Crichton, Katherine Reynolds of Biz
mingham, Ellison Bodeu. Louise
Riley, Jeanette Lowndes, Laura Lee
Cooney. Ella Fuller and Mary Full
Ter of Augusta.
Miss Marie Cobb gave a tennis tea
at the East Lake Country Club Fri
day afternoon in compliment to the
visitors Others present being
Misses Louise Copper. Katherine
Graves, LAGRANGE Cochran. Louise
Dobbs, Dodo White, and Lyndar
Haddon
Saturday morning Miss Louise
Couper was hostess at an Informal
bridge party for her guests. A color
scheme of yellow and white was car
ried out in the decorations. daisies
being used throughout the partmept.
Dainty ivory fans adorned with
garlands of tiny pink roses. were Civ
en- for top score. for consolation and