Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
Miss Adair WEEDS
Amid Floral
Setting

adding of Miss Elizabeth Adair
,,r Robert Gregg. which was an
'n- of last evening at the home OF
hrfde.s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. For
,"7 ,zsn. in Druid Hills, was one of
nos, elaborate in appointments of
the season,
'' NJ, h,.f5aI party was grouped for the
.,snony in the reception hall, which
decorated in hundreds of Easter
70 Hes of the valley and greenery,
,,,ea5 IN an artistic and magnit1-
Sesign A four-leaf clover shaped
,.-tor If smilax, fringed with lilies of
~ Galley formed a floral canopy. AT
~ raa. end of the hall, towering palms
.,ho5 IN the ceiling, the tall palms
.,octe6 with smilaX, starred thickly
;. clusters of lilies of the valley,
.nHa ar either side and directly in
I,o oarter Of the pyramid of palms were
M white pedestals, vine -wreathed and
,on,ed with immense baskets of Easter
NO. which rose as high as the palms.
,r.,,ryh the foliage covering the walls
I'D cciring many fairy lights under
,,.,i,e roses hades peeped out, the en-
.,,., scone being unrivalled as set
.t,o for bridal party in recent years
in Atlanta.
Miss Adair's maid of honor was Miss
r,..roos Rowland, of New York. Her
,,r4deemaids we're Misses Eva Belle
crogg NJ \. PheIan and Jean Ellwood,
- Philadelphia, and her matrons of
,,,or were Mrs. Frank Adair, Mrs
r,,rrast Adair. Jr and Mrs. Conrad
Il snens of Chicago. Mr.. Lewis Gregg
i was best man.
The bridal gown was of white char
,,ense with corsage of maline and
noipt applique lace, and made with full
oorrt train. The tulle veil was ar
.,road with orange blossoms, and the
boY0uet was of white orchids and val
ley lilies
The three lovely young matrons OF
bonor wore their wedding gowns, and
4 were conspicuously charming group.
u The bridesmaids wore white chiffon
and cbarmeuse gowns also, their bou-
opets being extraordinarily pretty. The
n maid of honor carried American Beau
~ roses and white lilacs, and the
bridesmaids round bouquets of valley
lilies. centering around hearts of Amer
lean Beauty buds.
Mrs. Adair the mother of the bride,
wore a white satin and lace gown with
drsperies of brocade crepe de chine in
"a the
mother of the bridegroom, wore black
charmeuse satin gown, the corsagc
softened by lace,
For the reception following the cere-
monv. the elaborate decorations were
q carried out in American Beauty roses,
combined with valley lilies. in the spa
cious dining room. A tall vase of the
flowers stood in the center of the brides
table, rising from a plateau formed OF
big American Beauties placed fiat on
their short stems and fringed around
each blossom with the fragrant white
d lilac. Around this centerpiece, a short
space beyond, was a row of silver can
dlesticks shaded in American Beauty,
and silver compotes holding confec-
tons Of this color while an outer band,
4 reaching to the places of the guests,
was made of the American Beauties
b and white lilac. A canopy of green
was suspended overhead with heavy
n ropes of smilaX. drawn from the chan
8 delier TO the corners of the room. From
q these green ropes fell showers of Eas-
b ter lilies
II White satin boxes, decorated in
sprays Of apple blossom and holding
pieces Of wedding cake, ito dream
over We're at each young womans
8 place while the souvenirs for the men
d were similar boxes filled with ciga-
rettes Veil pins of white enamel. stud
81 cd with pearls, we're the brides gifts
81 to her bridesmaids.
II The various apartments in which
B guests were seated for supper were dec
h Grated in a lavish manner. The draw
u ing room, which is finished in old blue
was adorned in Killarney roses, bank
q ing the mantel and placed everywhere
l0ey could add to the effect of the dec
Nlhl' pains, lCIHS anu ol'i'ioN
e furnished the wealth of greenery. II
Inc library, an apartment hung with
oIu gold and walls Of a soft bronze tint
were vases and banks of Golden Gate
uses. A punch bowl in the den was
8 moedded in Killarney roses, and an
o'her in the inclosed balcony, sat in a
oeu or American Beauties.
Inc exterior of the beautiful Druid
nus residence was in festive array
nsO' The entire terrace in the front
aHu 10 the side of the residence was
%No'hed to represent a tropical gar
Oem II, ana festoOned with electric lights.
Inc magnificent wedding presents,
81 r,spayed on the second floor. were ar
+9lsed IN an apartment decorated in
In r, roses and narcissi.
~, me Young couple left later for an eX-
q '"''u Wedding trip
'IS samuel Randolph Jaques Of