Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-09

The wedding of Miss Kathryn Cor
DON and Mr.. Harrison Jones took
nrace Wednesday evening at the First
psrtist Church, and was followed by
small reception at the home of the
bride's father, Mr.. William Miller
corFnn. on Fourteenth street.
The wedding was attended by hun
5ra5s of friends of the young couple,
he reception guests being limited to
he bridal party, out -of-town guests
and close friends of the couple.
Tho church was lavishly decorated,
tho entire background of white mar
HE being garlanded with simlaX,
which also wreathed the white coll
INNS and was suspended from the
orpan loft Tall palms were banked
wifnfn the chancel, and urns of big
rhite chrysanthemums were effect
,vsIv arranged. Cathedral candelabra
beli white tapers, and white tulle
bows adorned the urns of chrysan-
themums.
The attendants were Miss Nouna
ulges of Columbus, maid of honor,
Mrs Forrest Adair. Jr, matron OF
honor. Miss Lula Dean Jones, first
bridesmaid; Misses Lucy Hoke Smith
and Laura Ansley, bridesmaids; Mr.
saunders Jones, best man; Messrs
William Brantley, Jr., Joseph Gordon,
Frank Martin, Lemuel Hill, of CO.
umbus; J. K. Orr, Forrest Adair, Rob-
art Cotton Aston, Shepard Bryan,
Hugh Willet, Asa Gambler, grooms-
men.
The bride entered with her father,
who gave her away. She wore a
gown of white charmeuse satin, with
garDiture of Irish ard Duchess lace,
and an embroidery of seed pearls,
made decollete and with short sleeves
Of lace The tulle veil draped from a
bapdeau of white satin ribbons, ad-
usted with orange blossoms. The
bridal bouquet was of valley lilies
and lavender orchids.
The bridesmaids observed a color
scheme of pink and blue in their
gowns. the maid of honor and matron
OF honor being gowned in shell pink
chiffon with big bouquets of pink
roses and valley lilies, tied with blue
tulle. and the bridesmaids wearing
blue satin gowns and carrying pink
roses tied with pink tulle.
Al the GodrOn residence the deco
ratons were lavishly carried out in
pink COSMOS, pink roses and a wealth
of grpenerv. The bride and brioe-
groom received before bank of
ralmS in the drawing room, where
lprk cosmos adorned the mantel. In
rNc hall the stairway was twined with
.milav, and great clusters Of pink
.0smos were on the newell post. The
porch was inClosed in canvas, and
pinch was served amid a bower of
eecenpry, Misses Frances Connally
and Caroline Muse presiding over the
punch bowls, which were imbedded
in Killarney roses and valley lilies
The table seating the bridal party
vas almost entirely covered by large
STAR Of Killarney roses and valley
lilies starred with pink fairy lights.
rom the center there rose a tall
white vase of white chrysanthemums.
The girls places We're marked by
their souvenirs of pink and blue
enamel pins, and the mems places by
silver cigarette boxes. Favors were
little white satin boxes of wedding
cake, with the initials of the bride
and bridegroom.
Handsome toilets were worn by the
ladies' Of the receiving party. Mrs.
Sam d. Jones wore black Charmeuse
satin with corsage of silver threaded
lace. Mrs. George Munro, of Quin-
cy, Fla, wore blue brocade with
Duchess lace. Mrs. Boiling Jones was
gowned in white satin and point lace.
Mrs. William H. Crawford, of Co
lumbus, was in white crepe meteor
and lace. Miss Gordon, of Perry,
wore black net and lace. Mrs. Hugh
Willet wore silver brocade and gauze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left after the
reception for their wedding journey,
their destination being a secret