Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-12-03
Beautiful Home Wedding.

The most notable event Of the social
season was the4sredding of Miss Nan
ey Patty, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter B. Patty, and Mr.. Buz Walker
Jr., Of Starkville, on "wednesday even
ing, November oath, Rev. r. L. Camp
bell officiating.
For the occasion the spacious home
Of the brhe'e parents was srtisticslly
decorated in a profusion of Southern
smylsx and chrysanthemumS and H.
Illuminated with innumerabie candles
and incandescent lights.
The nuptial music was rendered by
Miss Edna Bush, using Lohengrin'e
march as professional and "To a
Wild Rose" during the ceremony.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Geo.
Richmond, in q soulful soprano, sang
cat Dawnirg" and 20, Promise Me"
Mrs Richmond's voice, always beauti-
f1l, was never sweeter than on this
OCCASION The artistic saeeon uanyins
II Mss Bas9l, snha2eet tlss t,e=,t,sy Of.
stpr7 ssng rendered, ~ ,%'.
TIE brsSst party. tcscsndse.s The,
stairway and projected dsnpn an ais.le
30 the unproyi9ed altaE The aisle
was formed by tall pe,lestsJs, soppea
with, wicker baskets, filed with gor-
geons' Roman goN chrysantheruums
and ferris. The handle Of each aaskct
WAS tied with a butterfly bow Of or
thId tnlle, thus carrying ON the color
motif Of orchid nad gold.
., Over The Altar Of Whit yjtr It's
background Of stately ntriS nd
burning candles In tall cathedral hold.
'ers, hung a beautiful wedding bell.
Under this bell the impressive ring
ceremony was performed
The ushers, Messrs. Jas. Horton
and Powell Patty, entered first, fol-
lowed by Misses Annie Jones and Fan
Minor Ames, who marked the aisle
with ribbons Of gold The ribbon bear.
ers wore dainty dresses of yellow
The junior maids, Misses En- Yates,
Julia Stokes, Helen Carleton, Mary
Fletcher Tubbs and Martha Linda Nc
Henry, were lovely in frock Of or
child tulle, with gold trimmings. and
carried bouquets Of golden chrysan
themums,
Miss Danelle Yates, who served az
maid Of honor, entered with MIR. Leo
nard Martin Miss Yates gown was
OF orchid moon-glo satin, elaborately
trimmed with gold lace Her flowers
were Opheiia roses
Little Katharine Roberta Herbert
the beautiful daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Herbert. carried the ring
in the heart of chrysanthemum.
No Handsome couple graced this
occasion than little LINDA Bush Scott
and Julius Klaus, Jr.. who immediate
" preceded the bride, ona scattering
flowers, the other blue birds for hap
pinesa
The groom vas attended by his
brother, Mr.. 3, W Walker, ms ntst
man, and met the bride at the altar.
The bride, who was given n ra,.
riaQe by her father, WAS eowned in
mode OF Duchess ATTN, trimmed with
rose point laee--the same lac. that
was used on the Wedding gowns Of her
mother and grandmother. Her veil,
caught with sprays Of oranpoA bios
SONS, fell in soft folds over court
train of satin.
Following the ceremony, an infor-
NAL reeaption was held,
Mrs. +. Q. Withers presided at the
Bride Recister.
In the dining room the table was
beautifully decorated in the color mo- (
tiff of the wedding, The exquisite !
lace riitt over satin was caught in I
soft folds with lovers knots Of tulle
ard orange blossoms, and held by in.
lights in crystal globes
In the center Of the table was the f.
BRIDES cake From the flowers that
decorated its sides, extended ribbons !,
to which were attached the favors and
Gaody eotsaeas for the bridal party. |
The brides gifts to her. maids were
dalnty eo&d vauities
Ma. ard Mrs Walker left an Il late |
train for an extended Eastern trip. |
The bride Travelled IN a SUIT of dark |
brown dretyn, With hat and sc,ps--
sories To match, Upon tlfeh return
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walker will be at home
in Starlcville,
The bride, who is descendant of
one of the most aristocratie famlies
Of the South, is social favorite. hav-
ing won all hearts by her charming
personality and rare gifts of intellect
and culture. After course at Bre-
nau college she began war-work at
Battle Crsek, Mich!. graduating in
dietetics at this institution and sely
ing on its staff for a year
The groom, who is the son of DR..
and Mrs. b. Walker of the A. g. NJ.
College, is prominent young law.
yer of Starkville, a member of the
law firm Of Magruder, Walker & Mar
tin. He IS graduate of Mississipui
A. & NJ. College, University of Win
ginia and Harvard college. He is also
representative from his county to
the Site Legislature
Among the out -of-town Guests
were DR.. and Mrs. B. M. Walker,