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

..-55ing of Miss Elizabeth Adair
No Robert Gregg. which was an
g." ,f last evening at the home of
,s bride, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. For
" ,r.fr in Druid Hills. was one of
-. elaborate in appointments of
the season.
r,,. bridal party was grouped for the
..,.ry in the reception hall, which
r.,,,.9red in hundreds of Easter
,.,',, lilies of the valley and greenery.
-.,rgad i'm an artistic and magnifi-
5os.rn 4 four-leaf clover shaped
-, # smilax, fringed with lilies of
..rs,. formed a floral canopy. At
~, rss,. end Of the hall, towering palms
.,cbad 10 the ceiling, the tall palms
.,,arrad with smilaX, starred thiCkly
-i.r clusters of lilies OF the valley,
..,le A either side and directly in
-, center Of the pyramid of palms We're
All white pedestals, vine -wreathed and
."n,a5 with immense baskets of Easter
la.as which rose as high as the palms.
,,r,,gn the foliage covering the walls
s .aiiug many fairy lights under
white roses hades peeped out, the en-
,;ra scene being unrivalled as set
inc for bridal party in recent years
in Atlanta.
Miss Adair's maid of honor was Miss
,,.-,,,s. Rowland. of New York. Her
,..i7osr,4ifs were Misses Eva Belle
Gregg NJ \. Phelan and Jean EllWood,
: pbuadrlphia, and her matrons of
,,oo,,. were Mrs. Frank Adair, Mrs.
r,rre.t Adair. Jr.. and Mrs. Conrad
s,ens of Chicago Mr.. Lewis Gregg
vas best man.
The bridal gown was of white char
oapse with corsage of maline and
ooint applique lace, and made with full
.,,,r train The tulle veil was ar
rangcd with orange blossoms, and the
n bon1uet was of white orchids and val
ley lilies.
The three lovely young matrons of
4 n,nor wore their wedding gowns, and
wore conspicuously charming group,
The bridesmaids wore white chiffon
and .rgrmcuse gowns also, their bou-
d .nats being extraordinarily pretty. The
maid or honor carried American Beau
r rose, and white lilacs. and the
Fl bridesmaids round bouquets of valley
Il lilies rentering around hearts of Amer
8 ean Beauty buds.
II Mrs Adair. the mother of the bride,
ii wore white satin and lace gown with
n drsperies of brocade crepe de chine in
soft pink shade. Mrs. Gregg, the
mother Of the bridegroom. wore black
Il cbarmeuse satin gown, the corsagc
n softened by lace.
For the reception following the cere-
a monv. the elaborate decorations were
carried out in American Beauty roses,
combined with valley lilies. in the spa
cious dining room. A tall vase of the
81 flowers stood in the center of the brides
table rising from a plateau formed of
II big American Beauties placed fiat on
n their short stems and fringed around
"a each blossom with the fragrant white
81 lilac. Around this centerpieCe, short
81 space beyond, was a row of silver can
n lesticks shaded in American Beauty.
III and silver compotes holding contec-
81 tons of this color: while an outer band,
reaching to the places of the guests,
H was made Of the American Beauties
HI and white lilac. A canopy OF green
II MAS suspended overhead with heavy
n ropes of smilax, drawn from the chan
Fl elier to the corners of the room. From
ii these green ropes fell showers of Eas-
III tar lilies
Fl White satin boxes, decorated in
Fl SPRAYS Of apple blossom and holding
n pieces of wedding cake. Ito dream
4 oNer' were at each young woman's
n place while the souvenirs for the men
#wce similar boxes. filed with Ciga-
Fl cites Veil pins Of white enamel, stud
III ed with pearls were the brides gifts
E IT, bier bridesmaids.
I'll The various apartments IN which
guests were seated for supper were dec
grated i'm a lavish manner. The draw
ns ROOM which is Finished in old blue,
Was adorned in Killarney roses, bank
lag the mantel and placed everywhere
'2ey could add to the effect of the dec
Fatlons, while palms. ferns and smilaN
III FINISHED the wealth of greenery III
He library an apartment hung with
pa gold and walls of a soft bronze tint,
were vases and banks of Golden Gate
oSes punch bowl in the den was
IA noedded in Killarney roses, and an
,'aeT in the incosed balcony, sat in a
el or American Beauties.
Inc exterior of the beautiful Druid
1IIN residence was in festive array
So The entire terrace in the front
- TO the side of the residence was
'o'"ea TO represent tropical gar
II ana Jestooned with electric lights
Inc magnificent wedding presents
.pa\eo ON The second floor. were ar
fusea .p an apartment decorated it,
h .ose> and narcissi
Young couple left later for an eN-
.' Wedding trip
"'s samuel Randolph jacques. Of
"u' VINO returned to her home
l.