Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-09

The marriage Of Miss Henrietta
Laura Boyd, Of Savannah, to DR. VIII
liam Farquhar Shallenberger, Of At
lanta, took place Saturday evening at
O'Clock in the Independent Presby.
terrain Church in Savannah. The
church was deliberately decorated with
palms and ferns and the chancel was
banked with palms and white roses.
Preceding the wedding Professor Vie
gand orsanisL rendered musical
program, including selections from
Lohengrin.
The groomsmen were Mr.. Walter
Read Boyd. Mr.. John Thompson, Of
Pittsburg, Dr.. Charles Richardson, Of
Macon, Mr. Hal r. Rentz, Of Atlanta,
and Mr.. Paul Bartholomew. Of La
trobe. Pa. and he bridesmaids. Miss
Frances Shalienberger Of Latrobe,
Miss Fanny Phillips and Miss Debo-
ran Adams, Of Savannah, and Miss
Bonner Sims, Of Covington. Mrs. +,
:. Trosdal the brides sister was ma
tron Of honor and little Misses Bev-
erley Trosdal and Elise Marie Lackey
were flower girls.
The bride entered with her brother
DR.. Montague Boyd, and was met by
Or. Shallenberger with his best man,
Mr.. Ira Shallenbergcr, Of Latrobe
The wedding ceremony was performed
by the Rev Rockwell 5. Drank The
brides gown was Of satin and point
81 do.
over which fell her tulle veil caught
about her face with orange blossoms.
She carried a bouquet Of orchids and
lilies Of the valley
The matron of honor was charm
ingly gowned in blue charmeuse with
a tunic Of lace. The corsaEe was Of
pink tulle, and her flowers were pink
peonies tied with blue tulle. The
bridesmaids gowns were white hinge
RE lacy frOcks and they also carried
pink peonies tied with blue tulle.
After the ceremony the wedding
party was entertained at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Trosdal, where white
roses and ferns were used in decorat.
ing The brides table had as its cen.
terpiece a silver basket Of lilies Of the
valley. and at each bridesmaids place
bride. The groomsmen were presented
with silver topped walking canes.
Mrs. Montague Boyd, the brides
mother, was becomingly gowned In
lavender charmeuse and point lace
Mrs. Hudson Boyd wore pink satin
and shadow lace.
Dir. and Mrs. Shallenberger left for
their wedding trip, after which they
viii reside In Atlanta. Mrs. Shallen-
herger's travelling suit was of blue
whipcord. and her hat was a close
fitting black Milan trimmed in blue
Uncle Remus Meeting.
There will be held in the assembly
room Of Carnegie Library Tuesday
morning an important meeting Of the
Uncle Remus Association, Interest
ing matters pertaining 10 the work Of
the association will be discussed. All
chairmen Of the MAY festival have
been requested TO take their reports.
Mrs. MeAfee Hostess
Mrs Homer McAfee entertained in
formally Monday afternoon at bridge
for Miss Louise Ripley, whose mar
riage 10 Mr. Daniel Maclniyre viii be
an event of Wednesday. The house
was beautifully decorated with pink
and white carnations. silver vases
containing these flowers being placed
in the living and dining rooms where
the card tables We're The first prize
was hand embroidered towel. and
TO the bride was given "a kitchen
shower" In the evening the players
were Joined by the young men in the
wedding party and a buftet supper
was served Later Messrs. r. V. car
ter. Jr and Marion Swanson compli-
mented Mr. MacIntyre and Miss Rip
ley with q box party at the Forsyth,
inviting an the wedding attendants.
Mrs McAfee's guests included
Misses Louise Ripley Laura Ripley,
Frances Anslry. Flora Grove. Marga-
ret Roberts, of Naldosta, who is Wis
iting Miss Julia MaClntyre. Julia
Maclntyre. Sina White, Mr.. Kari
Britain and her guest Miss Wight.
Of 81 Paul, Mrs H. r Berry. Mrs
r l. MaCIntyre. oi Thomasville. Mrs.
H y NcAfee Mrs. G.. j Whitehead
Of Albany, Mrs r J. Ripley, MeSsrs.