Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-03
Beck Lovely
as Bride Of
Mr.. Block

The marriage Of Miss Marguerite
Beck and Mr.. Hamilton Block was
beautiful event Of last evening and one
In which cordial social interest CEN
tered. The ceremony was performed
at All Saints Episcopal church az 5
O'clock, Rev. w w Memminger Of
Rotating. 4 reception at the home OF
the brides parents Mr. and Mrs Julius
Frank Beck, followed the church sorv-
ice
The church was deliberately deco
rated for the occasion. the ehauccl
banked with tall palms and pott.l
ferns, intermingled with clusters of
Easter lilies on either side OF the oil
tar were cathedral candelabra holding
white unshaded tapers. Rows Of palms
were placed outside the chance rail-
The wedding party included Miss
Laura Wyatt as maid of honor NJ
William II Wood. Of Alabama, az best
man; Misses Anna Bourke, Of Omaha.
Nebr.; Nell Waldo. Carryl Green. Pc
nelope Clarke, Margaret Nuttlug and
Ida May Bount as bridesmaids
Messrs. Stanley Wimbish George Plant.
Samuel Williams, Prince Webster and
Gabriel Solomon and Lieutenant Bur
dett as groomsmen, and Mcss,-. Ten
Eyck Brown, William 3. StovalI Hugh
Bancker and Frederick G. Hodgsou as
ushers
The bride was lovely in her wedding
gown of white charmcuse satin with
court train of brocadc. The corsage
was yelled in rose point lace. the same
lace being used on the Juliet cap toll
which the long tulle veil was adjusted
a pearl band adorned the little cap al
diamond pendant, the gift of the bride
groom. was the only ornament worn
by the bride. The bridal bouquet was
"a shower OF valley lilies.
The maid Of honor was gowned i'm
white chiffon over white satin and
carried a bouquet of polnsettia bios
SONS. The group Of bridesmaids We're
similarly gowned In white chiffon over
white satin and carried bouquets Of
poinsettia blossoms. their slippers be-
Ing the color of the flowers. Mrs Beck
the brides mother. wore handsome
toilet OF white brocade satin with dra-
peries of primrose chiffon Mrs Frank
j.. Block, the bridegrooms mother.
wore black charmeuse satin with
garniture of rose point lace
At the reception following the cere-
mony several hundred guests were en-
tertained. Throughout the house were
elaborate decorations of palms. foliage
plants and bamboo. with Easter lilies
and poinsettla blossoms In the dining
room the mantel was banked i'm small
FERNS, from which arose vases of Easter
lilies The brides table had for "a cen
terpiece a heart-shaped plateau of red
roses and Roman hyacinths, surround
ed by red-shadud tapers in silver can
dlesticks.
The souvenirs in the brides cake
We're won by Miss Margaret Northen
who cut the wishbone. ana Miss CarryI
Greene, who cut the ring The brides
gifts TO her bridesmaids were gold
circle pins
An orchestra played during the even
ing and buffet supper was served
Inc cakes, bonbons and ices were in
she FORM OF lilies. Punch was served
In the sun parlors the punch table be-
ing placed under canopy of smilax
nung with grapes, and the bowl being
set IN plateau of tropical fruits.
AFTER the reception Mr. Block and
his bride left for New Orleans. ana win
sail from there To Panama RETURNING
70 New Orleans in time for the Mardi
Gras The brides going-away costume
was smart tailored suit OF chan,
pagne-colored cloth. worn vim hlouss
OF chiffon yelling lace, with touches of
purple velvet. Her hat of purple velvet
was adorned with a paradise.