Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-09-16

Mrs. ]. Addison Smith. is one Of
Murfreeboro's most popular and
bride, who is, tine daughter of DR.. and
attractive young women. possessing a
charm of manner that has won for
her host of friends. She was new
err lower than in her bridal toilet
Of white Duchess, Satin and Geor-
gette. Her tulle val was caught
with a circle of orange blossoms, and
her flowers were bride roses and Ill
lies of the valley. The maid Of honor
was gowned in pale green Georgette
georgette hat. The brides maids
wore flesh colored georgette and
they wore pink georgette hats At
ter the ceremony Rev. and Mrs. Hol-
land left on the Dixie Flyer for an
extended southern trip. They'wil be
at home after Oct. LIST, at Culpepper
Va, where the groom is the popular
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church. The BRIDES going away gown
was a brown tailored suit with hat
to match. A large number of hand
some and beautiful gifts were re-
ceived by this popular young couple
among which was handsome silver
platter and dish from the Presbyter-
ian church of this city. Out of town
guests for the wedding were: Mrs.
Lille Settin and Mr.. Frank Smith,
of Culpepper, Va, Miss Margaret
Holland, of Seneca, 81 c., Miss Violet
Gross, of Chattanooga, Mrs. Ned
Anderson, of Kansas City, Mr.. Pey-
ton Smith, of st. Louis and Mrs.
Earl Nash, of Wartrace.
Handkerchief Shower for Bride
The following from the Eustis
Lake Region, Florida will be read
with interest by the friends of the
honor guests, Misses Miller and
Simpson.
Mrs. Harry c. Hannah was host
ess yesterday afternoon to beau
tiful handkerchief shower for Misses
Florence SIMPSON and Elizabeth Mil
Ter, two of EuStis' brides-elect: The
interior home, which is one of the
most attractive in town, was beau
tiful in it's decorations of green, pink
and white. The lower floor was
thrown open en- suite and the huge
fireplace in the living room was bank
ed in with bamboo, studded with pink
roses. The stair railing was twined
with asparagus fern, while a large
brass basket of pink roses rested on
the low post. In the dining room
a large BOWL of pink hibiscus and
ferns formed and attractive center to
the large, round dining table, while
roses in delicate shades of pink and
white were hsed on buffet and small
or tables. Pink shaded lamps lent
beauty to the scene. Miss Margaret
Frary presided at the punch bowl
which was Iserved all during the af-
ternoon. A. reading by Miss Frary
and two vocal solos by Mrs. Wallace
Mantey we're much enjoyed and add
ed to the delight Of all present. The
hostess announced that wedding re-
hearsal Would be proper and the two
guests of Honor were asked to go up
stairs. Miss Margaret Frary render
ed the wedding march on the APP
proach Of the party. First came
Misses SIMPSON and Miller as brides
maids, both wearing large picture
hats of pink crepe paper. Then the
bride, little Sara Hethcox, dressed in
full bridal gown of white lace with
train, and H. C. Hannah, Jr., in the
uniform of the U. S. Navy. The
bride carried two huge boquets, one
of white roses and ferns, and to. each
was suspended shower of tiny bun
dies holding tn handerchiefs. Inn
mediately after the wedding delici-
Gus cream and home made cakes were
served. The party was one of the
prettiest of pre-nuptial affairs given
for the brides-to-be. Mrs. Hannah,s
invited guests We're: Mesdames w.
F. Mantey, w. R. Quayle, 0. G. Ly-
onsl w. j. Calvin, M. M. Hannum,
joe Eichelberger, A. D. Miller, w.
H. Bishop, Charles Miller, Percy
Hethcox, Otto Wettstein, c. l.. Fer
ran, Misses Sara Bassett, Ethel and
Mabel Overstreet, Grace Smith, Mar
garet Frary and Mrs. Joe McCor-
mick, of Orlando. ~
q \ 4
Motor Party to Shakertown y
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodloe, Mr..
and Mrs. Con Coy, Mr.. and Mrs. 81
bert Wagers, Mr. and Mrs. Selby
Virgins, Misses Sarah and Jane
Goodloe, Misses Olive Lucille, and
EVELYN, and Addie Wagers, Misses
Fan and Pauline Coy, and Masters
John and Paul Goodloe composed q
pleasant motor party to High Bridge,
Danville, Nicholasville and Lancaster,
Sunday stopping for q delicious
picnic lunch at Shakertown.