Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-05

gerie frocks with wide pink sashes.
Mrs. Davis was gowned in white
embroidered crepe, with touches Of
blue introduced amid the laces OF the
corsage and her flowers were pink
roses and valley lilies.
Mrs. Julian Harris, Of New York,
another sister Of the bride. wore a
French gown of black cnarmeuse sa-
tin, draped.
Mrs. Floyd McRae the brides aunt.
wore black charmeuse satin with
overdress of white lace, and a black
plumed hat
Mrs. Charles Collier wore rose
colored Charmeuse, and Mrs. Rawson
Collier was gowned in crepe de chine,
showing one of the new shades of
blue, and finished with net ruffles.
Mrs. Charles Boynton wore white sa-
tin combined with black lace. with a
black plumed hat Mrs. William
Hair, Of Barnesville, wore gray crepe
de chine, with a touch Of yellow. Mrs.
Joseph Raine, Jr., wore cream color
ed crepe de chine, embroidered. Mrs.
Thomas Philip Humans imported
gown OF brown chiffon was draped
over brown satin, the wide sailor
collar formed Of white lace yelled In
brown chiffon.
Mrs. Fred Lewis wore, with a skirt
of white charmeuse, a blouse Of blue
crepe de chine, and a small black vel
vet hat. Mrs. Henry Collier wore
hand painted chiffon showing a de-
sign OF pink roses. deliberately COM
bined with lace, the toilet completed
by hat of black velvet adorned
with plumes Mrs. Hinton J. Hop
kins wore black crepe de chine COM
bined with Persian embroidery, and
worn with a hat Of black velvet
adorned with one large pink rose.
Mrs George Boynton wore navy
blue brocade combined with crepe de
chine, and worn with a black picture
hat. Mrs. Forrest Adair wore a black
and white costume, with a small
black hat. Mrs. Myra H. Boynton
wore an all black costume, with hat
| to match. Miss Martha Boynton was
In Powered chiffon combining blue
and white. worn with hat of cream
/ lace Miss Frances Connallv wore
pink crepe de chine draped, and worn
with a hat Of purple velvet adorned
with a purple Paradise. Miss Mar
garet Northen wore, with a dark blue
costume. a little bonnet of black vel
vet with black velvet streamers tied
beneath the chin, and frills OF gold
lace outlining the bonnet.
Miss Passie May Ottley, who was
being cordially welcomed after an
extended absence in the East, wore
a dull blue crepe de chine, showing a
tiny figure, with a black velvet hat
outlined with black ruchings Miss
Nell Prince wore a suit of black
cloth, with vest of white and a small
purple hat.
THE largest event of this week,
and one of much social interest
will be the wedding Of Miss
Kathryn Gordon ana Harrison Jones'
Wednesday evening. The marriage
will take place at the First Baptist
| Church at $3.50 o'clock, and will be
| witnessed by a large number OF
! friends.
The young couple will be attended
by a charming group Of young Wo-
men as bridesmaids, and some Of the
prominent men Of Atlanta will act as
groOmsmen and ushers. Elaborate
decorations win be used, and a re-
ception from o'clock TO 1890 at the
home of the brides father, William
Miller Gordon, on Fourteenth street,
will follow. The list of guests has
been limited to the wedding party
out-of-town guests relatives and
close friends of the young couple.
During the evening the bridal cou-
pie will leave for their wedding jour
ney, the destination having been kept
a profound secret from their friends.
On their return. q series of parties
will be given for the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam d. Jones will
give a buffet supper Tuesday even
ing for the wedding party and out
of-town guests, following the church
rehearsal.
Saturday October IS, Mrs. Boiling
Jones will give a buffet luncheon for
the young bride, which will be the
first of a series of parties on the re-
turn of the young couple from their
wedding journey The guests Will in
, clude only a group of recent brides,
and the brides-eleCt of this season.
Mrs. Jones will entertain at her hand
some new home on Peachtree street
and the affair will be one Of the hap
piest events of the early fail sea
son