The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-02-09
SNlITH--FORRESTER.

ne marriage of Miss Agnes
Smith and Mr.. Lindsay Forester
was very interesting and beauti-
ful event at the Presbyterian
Church Tuesday evening at which
DR.. j, H. Patton officiated.
The choir loft and pulpit plat
form were decorated WITH growing
palms and ferns with garlands of
smilaX and white candles beside the
| electric lights. In the center
Of the decoration were two candel-
abra with fourteen white candles
IN front of which was a bow of
white tulle with banners of the same
cIoudlike material extending to
each side of the platform. Two
other tall candelabra each holding
fourteen white candles stood on the
floor at each side of the platform
Miss katharynne Dykers was
at the organ and played several
melodies while the guests were
being ushered in by Mr.. Vivian
Waddell, Mr.. William Tate Hol-
land, Mr.. Guy Northcutt and Mr..
Lindley Camp.
The brides attendants were in
the Sunday School room and as the
first notes of the bridal chorus
IRON Lohengrin sounded they came
down the aisle to meet the bride,
and precede her to the altar.
First came the brides maid, Miss
Irene Malone, in orchid pink satin
with draped skirt and waist of
white sequins over silver cloth. She
carried a sheaf bouquet of Killarney
roses and Parma yiolets with a
swinging garland of buds and vio-
lets.
Next came the matron of honor
Mrs James O. Hardin, in a similar
dress and bouquet and tnen the
maid of honor, Miss Cora Brown,
in the same shade of pink satin
with berthe of silver lace and a
bouquet like the Others All wore
pink silk hose and silver slippers.
The flower girls were Marion
Brumby and Margaret Cohen, who
were like two pink radiance rose
buds in pink silk yelled in pink
net They wore pink slippers and
garlands of tiny pink roses browning
their blonde heads. From long
handled silver baskets they softly
strewed petals of Cochet roses, step
ping sedately, and with eyes look
ing gravely down as if they "Iong-
ed to cover the hard earth on which
she passes with the thymey scented
grasses.
The groomsmep were Mr.. TROY
Patterson, of Atlanta, and Mr.. Mon
roe Neel of Gainesville. The best
man was Mr. Claud Brown. of Car
tersville, who came with Mr.. For
roster from the pastors study.
The bride followed the dainty
flower girls with her father. Mr.
}. H. Smith. She was very lovely
IN white satin with lace friIls and
a short train. Her veil was ad
Justed in cap fashion with orange
blossoms She carried a sheaf bon
quet of single gardenias and valley
lilies with a swinging garland of
the lilies.
During the ceremony the organist
played very softly the Swan Song
from Lohengren and as the bride
and groom stepped together on the
rose petals, after the lovely little
girls leaving the church Mendels-
shons Wedding march was played.
Only the bridal party and a few
Others were entertained at the re-
ception after the ceremony in the
home of Gov and Mrs Brown.
Pink rose buds were used in
profuson in decorating the house.
The round mahogany table in the
dining room had a crystal basket
OF pink rose buds set on a round
mirror bordered with smilax. De-
l1cious refreshments were served
with hot coffee
At half past ten the bride and
groom left for Atlanta in Mr.. J. Fl.
Smiths touring car on their we'd