The Columbus dispatch., 1920-06-20
The Senter-LOtt Wedding.

AAN DNAAGA~LVtA " E4uANEs
The ceremony uniting in marriage
Miss Ruth Senter and Mr.. 7. E. Lott
was beautifully solemnized last We'd
nesday morning at the Senter- Knox
home on College Street, which, for
the occasion, was most artistically
decorated in reception hall, parlor.I
and dining room, with tulle, Southern
smilax, potted plants and cut flowers.
An improvised chancel rail, and rere-
dos of white lattice work, with tracery-
Of green vines, marked the portion of
the parlor set apart for the bridal
party, the soft light from candles that
topped the reredos, blending with pink
shaded lights of a chandelier, draped
in white tulle and Southern smilax to
emphasize color motif of pink. white
and green in the parlor, while wicker
baskets filled with sweet peas, pink
gladiolae and Shasta daisies graced
the hall and dinding room at artistic
intervals.
At eleven-thirty, the appointed
hour, little Misses Kathleen Chamb-
ley and Elizabeth Robinson, in dainty
organdie frocks, opened the chancel
gate to admit the bridal party, who
entered to the strains of MendelsE
sohn's wedding march, rendered by
Mrs, w. S. Guyton, sister of the
groom. The bridesmaids, girlhood
friends of the bride, came in two and
two, preceding the maid of honor, who
was followed by the flower girl. The
bride entered, leaning on the arm of
her brother, Mr.. George Owen Senter,
meeting the groom with his best man
at the chancel railingl The bride was
gowned in a travelling suit of blue
tricotine, with hat and accessories to
match, and carried white prayer
book, from the leaves of which de-
pended bouquet of valley lilies and
snap dragons. The maid of honor
wore white organdie, with white hat,
and carried shower bouquet of pink
gladiolae. The bridesmaids, in pink
organdie, with pink hats, carried,
also, shower bouquets of pink gladio-
lac. Little Miss Hawley Senter Knox,
the flower girl, in pink organdie, car
ried basket of pink sweet peas and
Opheia roses. The bridesmaids were
Miss Grace Lawrence and Miss Mar
garet Thorsen, Miss Kitty Sue John
ston of Durant, and Mrs. Harris Har-
dy, Miss Thankful Howell and Miss
Sarah Hardy. Miss Josephine SEN
ter was maid Of honor. The officiat--
ing minister was the Reverend W. r.
Lott, of Holly Springs, brother of the
groom. Mr.. Nelson Beard attended
the groom as best man. During the
ceremony, Miss Elise Lipscomb sweet
ly sang "All For You" and BE
cause.' Following the ceremony, Mr.
Senter and Mrs. Knox entertained in
formally in honor of the bridal party,
serving a most tempting luncheon to
the many guests who were present
Assisting the host and hostess were
Mrs. G. r. Neumann, Mrs. Charles r..
Johnston, Mrs. Allison Hardy, Miss
Eunice Lipscomb, Miss Clendenin
Baird, Miss Dorothy Baird, Miss kath-
leen Cady, Miss Katherine Mckinley,
Mrs. w. G. Ottley, Mrs. H. X. Robin
son, and Mrs. David Chambley.
The bride and groom left on the
noon train for Washington and New
York, going later to Portland, Me,
where the groom, who is an expert
accountant, has a two-months' posi-
tion awaiting him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lott are popular mem
bers of Columbus social life, and the
best wishes of many friends follow
them.