Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-01

THE only wedding of the past week
was that of Miss Susan Osborne
to Lieutenant Louis Alexander
Faligant, of the United States Army,
which took place Tuesday evening al
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Derry Bellum Osborne, on
Piedmont avenue
The house had all OF its decorations
in the early spring flowers. Ferns
We're banked for the background. ana
narcissi, roses and smilaX were ar
ranged artistiCally about on nantes
and cabinets. The color scheme OF
green and white was carried out in all
the details The porch was tncloSed
as a tropical garden with bay trees
and palms.
Grouped in the hall for the cere-
mony was the bridal party. The bride
entered with her father. She wore
gown of ivory parma crepe trimmed
in rose point lace. Orange blossoms
caught the tulle veil in place about
her face in the draped cap effect, ana
her bouquet was of Bride roses show
cred with valley lilies.
Her sister. Mrs Olmsted King, was
her only attendant. serving as matron
of honor Her gown was of blue chf-
fon with tuniC Of lace and finished
with silver trimming The yellow
roses she carried Sttlllti III pei iteA
ha rmony with the soft shade of blue.
Little FlorenCn Hewlett and Master
Anderson Redding were ribbon bear
ers, and the flower girl was Margaret
Travis Of Savannah
Robert Falligant, Of Macon, was MS
brothers best man.
After the ceremony there followed
reception, when Mrs osborne re
ceived her guests wearing white char
meuse, the bodice made of Chanti!y
lace.
The young couple are now enjoying
their wedding trip. after which they
will be at home at Fort Mcintosh,
Texas, where Lieutenant Faliigant is
stationed at present
Among the out -of-town guests AZ
the wedding were Mrs. Ellen Fall
CANT, mother of the bridegroom; Miss
Louise Falligant, Miss Kate Osborne.
of Savannah; Philip Fallisant and
Robert Falligant, of Macon.
THE den" Of Palmer Johnson,
which is one of the most inter
esting apartments in the city,
filled with rare and interesting art
curios. was the scene of little party
when Mr.. johnson entertained few
friends in honor of George Street.
who leaves soon for residence in New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wells and Mr..
and Mrs w f. Harrington chap
eroned the guests, who included
Misses Frances Connally, Carolyn
King. Lillian Logan, Mary Blalock,
Lula Dean Jones, Annie Lou Pagett,
Julian Thomas, Moultrie Mitt Rem
sen King. Tyler Waller, Frank Sprat-
ling Beverly DuBose, Boyce Worthy,
Halsey McGovern, Charles Pottinger
and Frank johnson, Jr.
The host VINO is famous for his
chatting dish suppers, prepared the
supper himself. and gave to each
guest as souvenirs of the occasion
miniature suit case containing
some article useful on a journey.
Miss Gladys Levin has recovered
from her recent illness and was pres
ent at the tea dance at the Piedmont
Driving Club on Wednesday after
noon after being confined to the
house for some time with grip.
= HE West End home of Mrs. How
ard Arnold was the scene of a
bridge party last week, when
Mrs Arnold entertained sixteen
friends in honor Of Mrs. f. c. Sutton.
who, with Mr.. Sutton, leaves this
week for residence in Jacksonville,
Fla The decorations were of tulips
and the prizes included a bride set,
silk hose, and a box of embroidered
handkerchiefs for the honor guest
Mrs. Arnold wore blue crepe de
chine.
The informal party given by Mrs.
Henry Sanders was also compli-
ment to Mrs Sutton.