The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-06-29
NUP'
TAILS IN ATLANTA
Groom Official OF Rich
Negro Corporation
Prominent in Lodge
Circles.

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The marriage of Miss E. Ethylynde
Bibb to Mr.. Harry H. Pace took place
at the home of the Bride on Wednes-
day night, June Goth, 1917. The cere-
mony was performed in the living
room of the home, the Rev. H. H..
Proctor, First Congregational Church
of this city, officiating. The color
scheme was of the soft pastel shades.
The various rooms were decorated
with large punches Of cut flowers
and palms in most unique manner.
The Bridal Table sat in the Dining
room most beautifully decorated
with palms, cut flowers, pink and
white sweet peas, and cathedral can
dies, in the center of which was a
richly embossed Bridal Cake. Tall
candles burned all around the room
giving off a soft light upon the well
blended color scheme.
AS the guests anriously awaited
the appearance of the Bride and
Groom, Mr. Geo. E. Cohnron sang a
solo-"Because." Then to the melo-
dious strains of Here Comes the
Bride" played by Miss Hattie Cater
accompanied by Prof. Kemper Har-
reid the famous violinist, the Brides
Maid, Miss Eunice E. Hamilton ap-
peared on the stairway leading down
to the living Room. Following her
came the Maid of Honor, Miss Aeo'
liam tBibb. Then came the Flow9r
Girls Immediately preceding the Bride
Misses India Delayne Amos, and In
die Ruth King. At this point the
beautiful bride came into view upon
| the staircase and descending, reach
ed the living room at the time that
| the Groom came in escorted by his
| best man, Mr.. Reuben Black During
the performance of the ceremony the
soft strains of the piano and violin
| floated through the rooms barely aud
ible. After Rev. Proctor had pro
nounced the couple man and wife
and had bestowed upon them his
blessing the guests gathered to ten
der their congratulations. The music
again caused breathless silence and
the Bridal Party proceeded to the
Dining Room to the strains of Mendel
sohn's Wedding March,
The Bride wore gown of heavy
bridal satin combined with silvel
lace and with court train. Her tullt
veil was draped with orange bios
SONS. She carried a huge bouquet o.
bridal roses. Her travelling suit was
of dark blue with hat to match, and
grey boots.
The Maid of Honor's dress was OF
Turquoise Blue satin and silver lace
and her bouquet Of pink and white
| gladiolas.
The Brides Maid wore dress OF
white silk over pink trimmed with
real lace and blue velvet ribbon, and
carried bouquet of pink and white
! gladiolas. The little Flower Girls
wore dresses of white net with pink
ribbons and carried quaint baskets
of sweet peas and roses.
The ushers were Doctors Chas. II
Johnson and C. w. Reeves, and Mess
T. X. Gibson, Water F. White, and
| w. ]. Shaw.
Miss Bibb, who is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Bibb, has been a
teacher in the Public Schools of the
City of Atlanta She is a young lady
of excellent attainments and enjoys
a high social standing throughout the
country.
Mr.. Pace is a man of 33 years who
has already won high places in the
business world His endeavors and
achievements have covered a wide
range since his graduation from At
lanta University. He began his career
as school teacher in Jefferson City
Mo-, and since then has achieved sue
cess in all of his undertakings. For
quite a number of years he was
Cashier in the Solvent Savings Bank
and Trust Company, Memphis, Ten
nessee, during which time he was
active in politics and prominent in
| fraternities, yhis latter culminatlns
in his election to Grand Exalted Rul
er of the |. B. P. o. Elks. Four years
ago he came to Atlanta to become
Secretary of the Standard Life In
surance Company, later combining
the position with that of Treasurer
Today he is Secretary-Treasurer oi
this company and it was largely
through his efforts that this Company
has become to be the strongest, bes
organized, and most efficient coloreC
corporation in the United States.
There were a large number OF out
of-town guests present at the celebra
tion. Prominent among Them we're
MIR. and Mrs. Warren Logan, Jr, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Booker T. Washington
Jr., of Tuskegee Inst, Ala, and Mr.
w. S. Lovett, of Louisville, KY.
The couple received great va
riety of elegant presents from thei
large number of friends throughou
the country. One of the most beauti
full presents received was a complete
Sterling Silver Service, given by thu
Officers, Directory, Stockholders
Agency Force and Employees of Stan
dard Life Insurance Company, ant
one of the most unique were TIVE
checks for $25.00 each given by MI
and Mrs. B. ]. Davis and the Fultoi
Social Club. Hundreds of messages
conveying congratulations were re
ceived from friends scattered through