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

THE weddings Of next week win
form a conspicuous part of the
social calendar On Monday
evening, Miss Charles Owens will be
married to Edward Buckingham Hall,
OF New York. This ia to be one of
the most interesting weddings of the
season, from a social viewpoint
The marriage of Miss Muriel Hall
and Mr.. Curtis Turner is set for
Tuesday evening, at st. Lukes, a re-
ception to follow at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Lyman Hall.
Miss Annie Lyle and Marion S. Har-
per will also be married Wednesday
evening, at the home of E c. Lyle,
the brides brother A reception win
follow the wedding. Miss Martha
Francis win be the maid of honor
and Claude Douthit will be best man.
Later in June. Miss Francis and Mr.
Douthit will be married.
Two weddings of local interest take
place Wednesday, that of Miss Sarah
Frances White, of Athens, and Mr.
Morris Vow, and that of Miss Julia
Moses, of Montgomery, to Cecil A.
Alexander, of Atlanta. The Moses
Alexander wedding VIII be a home
affair, attended by number of At
lantans.
The brilliant wedding Of Miss Ruth
Tribble, of Athens, to Samuel Dick,
of Atlanta will be Thursday even
ing's chief social event in Athens. a
large party of Atlanta friends and
relatives of both the bride and groom
viii attend the wedding, which is to
take place at the First Presbyterian
Church, the ceremony to be followed
by a reception at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. ].
TribbIe, on Milledge Avenue.
An innovation in the wedding par
ty will be introduced by the brides
mother acting as her matron of honor.
Miss Callie Hoke Smith will come
from Washington to act as maid of
honor.
Other bridesmaids wifi be Misses
Jane ThralI, of WilHamsport Pc,
Ruth Barren, of Philadelphia, and
Martha Phinizy, of Athens. Jackson
Dick will be his brothers best man,
and the groomsmen will be: VIM
berley Peters, Milton Dargan, Jr., and
William Many, all Atlantans. These
various ceremonies and the parties
attendant on them furnish much di-
version in a social way for the
friends of the young people, all Of
whom are identified with social cir
CiS0 "a NHS NA'S
TUESDAY evening the wedding or
Miss Lima Andrews to A. C.
Rauschenberg, Jr., took place at
the Inman Park Presbyterian Church,
DR.. A. w. Quillian officiating.
The church was decorated with
palms and ferns, the background for
the wedding group being formed of
the green plants while ropes of smi
lax were festooned from the chande
lier over the chancel making a can
opy under which, the bride and groom
were married.
Mrs. d. f. Glasgow was matron of
honor and the bridesmaids were Mis-
SEES Mildred Harris. Lillian LupO
Maysie Rauschenberg, and Annie
Rauschenberg. William Gambler was
best man and the groOmsmen were
Oscar Rauschenberg, DR.. F. J. White,
Ridley Harwell, Albert Andrew, Rich
ard Wilson and Renfroe Rauschen-
berg.
The brides gown was OF white
charmeuse, real lace finished the cor
sage which was embroidered with
pearls, and her tulle veil was caught
back from her face with a wreath Of
orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet of brides roses and
valley lilies.
White lingerie gowns were worn
by the maids with their bouquets of
pink roses
After the wedding a reception was
held at the home of the bride on
WaverIy Way There pink hydran-
geas sweet peas and jasmine adorn-
ed the mantels and cabinets, and the
brides table had as its centerpiece
a mound Of pink roses surrounded by
a circle Of white roses, and the can
die shades and minis were pink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews We're assist
ed in entertaining their guests by Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. RausChenberg, Mr.. and
Mrs A L. Branch. Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Branch, and Mr.. and Mrs.
S. c. Dopbs
Mrs, Fradersea White, Mrs. Will
liam Gambler. Mrs. Oscar Rauschen-
berg and Miss Martha Smith served
punch and Misses Leila Branch and
Eula Hancock kept the brides book
Mr.. and Mrs. RaUschenberg will be
at home at 147 Elizabeth Street on
their return from their wedding jour
fney.
Among the out of-town guests
present at the wedding were: Mr.. and
Mrs. F. o. Bellows, of Columbus, Mrs
Mrs. +. o. Bellows, of Columbus; Mrs
and Mrs. Jackson, of Brunswick; Mr..
Richard Wilson, of Macon. and Mr..
and Mrs. 0. c. Rauschenberg, Of
Knoxville.
N1ISS FEROL HUMPHREYS gave
the first of series Of parties
at which she win entertain
during the summer, Tuesday after
noon. the honor guest being Miss
Mary Osborne, Of Savannah, who Is
visiting Miss HUMPHREYS at her home
on Peachtree View.
Pink sweetpeas decorated the draw
ing room and in the living room there
were bright coiored Zinnias, while
pink roses and white sweetpeas dec
GRATED the tea table in the dining
room.
The prize for top score, a purple