Evening star., 1915-02-14
Notable Southern
Family Recalled.

Notable Southern ter, ter Frances a ,,. DO DO
Family Recalled. seph e. Brown
of Marietta. which took place Saturday
evening at their home.
The ceremony was performed by Kew.
James Cornell of the Episcopal Church'
and there were present only the brides
father and the best man. Mr.. H. r.
Damn of Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will be at home
after March l at Is Howard street, At
lanta.
The wedding was to take place in the
spring. but owing to the illness of the
brides mother the plan for an eiabo-
rate wedding was given up, and the
marriage was solemniZed very quietly.
The bride, who is one of the most
beautiful young women in the state,
comes of distinguished Texas and South
Carolina ancestry: Her great. t.grand- ana
olna. who was also minister to Russia.
and her grandmother was for many
years vice regent of the Mount Yer
non Association.
prominent in the history of Georgia
The son of Joseph NJ. Brown. ex-Gov-
ernor of Geogia, he bears the name of
his grandfather, Joseph E. Brown, war
governor and United States senator.
He is graduate of the University of
Georgia, and is successfully engaged
in the insurance business in Atlanta.
For a recent wedding at Los An
geles, Cal, the church was turned into
an old fashion
A Real Old ed flower gar
Fashioned Wedding. hedge @ inclosed n @
the old garden, in which tulips, bach
elor buttons, mignonette. marigolds,
verbenas. forgetmenots and candy
tuft nodded brightly to one another.
To the soft strains of a harp and vio
lin the wedding party marched down
the path of the garden-a path strewn
with flowers and hedged with lockwood
and myrtle-to an old-fashioned inner
garden gay with swayng blossoms. In
this inner garden, which seems to have
been the chancel, though the descrip
tion does not say so, the ceremony took
place.
Fitting into the old-fashioned scene,
the bridesmaids and matron of honor
wore old-fashioned gowns-gowns
high as to waist and full as to skirt
gowns which in their grandmother's
day were the last word in fashion and
which today are quite as becoming.
The bride wore white satin with tulle
veil caught with orange blossoms and
carried a bouquet of orange blossoms
land old-fash. oned flowers. From. the
bouquet long streamers of tulle on
which were fastened tiny bouquets of
blossoms carried out the idea Of the
bridal bouquet of early days.
The matron of honor, the maid of
honor and the bridesmaids were all
gowned alike, wearing dresses of tur
quoise blue taffeta with short bodices.
full skirts and pantalets of silver lace.
Puffings of the tafYeta with garlands
of tiny pink ostrich tips and knots OF
flowers formed the trimming of the
skirts, the puffings occurring at inter-
walls of six to nine inches from the
hens to the bodice. The bodces were
also trimmed with 'he pink ostrich
tips at the left shoulder ani black vel
vet was also used. Large leghorn pic
ture hats with trimmings of pink os-
trich feathers and long black velvet
streamers were worn. the streamers
caught with knots of flowers. The at
tendants did not wear gloves, but
wristbands of black velvet ribbon car
ried out the oldfashioned girls adorn-
ment The young women carried shep-
herdess baskets filled with flowers.