The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-30
Weddings
Renkert Hays.

Notable among the autumn we'd
dings will be the marriage on Tues
day evening, when Miss Maude
Renkert, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
{. NJ. Renkert, will become the
bride of Mr.. Andrew jackson Hays,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Walker Hays.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
kert on South Belvedere boulevard,
will be deliberately decorated for the
occasion with wealth of greenery
serving as an effective background
for hundreds of giant chrysanthe-
NUNS and a profusion OF lovely
fragrant roses.
The spacious porch has been in
closed with canvas and will present
a scene of summer loneliness. The
ceiling and walls are hung in smilaX
studded with Dorothy Perkins roses
in varying shades of pink, while
palms and spreading ferns will form
hooks about the congenially grouped
porch furniture. ..
In the library giant yellow chry-
santhemums, with palms. ferns and
smilax, will be effectively employed,
the windows and doors being hung
with smilax, which will veil the
lights of the chandeliers. In the spa
cious hall, the staircase will be
wreathed in smilax with an over
hanging canopy of chrysanthemums
and there also, will be a wedding
bell of asparagus ferns, tulle and
lovely blossoms. beneath which the
bridal party will pass. -....
The beauty of the decorative
scheme and lights will eliminate IN
the drawing room, where the will
dows, doorways and lights will he
wreathed in asparagus ferns, stud.
ded with bougivellia, which will form
a canopy at one end OF the room.
where the place OF ceremony will be
marked by an improvised altar.
banked with Farleyense ferns, with
clusters of white chrysanthemums
and Columbia roses. Stately white
columns, wreathed in asparagus
fern, with great cluster OF white
chrysanthemums on each col-
umn, will mark the aisle leading to
the white wedding gates, adorned
with smilax and roses, through which
the bride and bridegroom win pass
to the altar.
The music of the harp and violin,
under the skillful touch OF Messrs,
Angelo and Joseph Cortese, will serve
as an accompaniment to the mar
riage service.
The bride, who will be given In
marriage by her father, will wear a
queenly robe of ivory satin, yelled
in chiffon, deliberately embroidered In
silver and dfaped with ropes OF
pearls. The bodice is fashioned en-
tirely of pearls, and from the shout
ders will fall the court train OF white
velvet lined with chiffon. Her tulle
veil will be arranged in poke effect
with a brim of rose point lace,
adorned with orange blossoms, from
which the soft, misty folds will fall
she length of the train. Her bridal
bouquet will be fashioned OF valley
lilies in shower effect.
The tints of the rainbow in sort.
ened pastel effect will be suggested
in the exquisite frocks worn by the
girls in the bridal party.
The brides sister. Miss Ruth
Renkert, who will be her maid OF
honor. will be gowned in Nile green
chiffon. draped over satin or the
same shade, showing the French Ell
feet OF the uneven hem. with French
flowers introduced in the garniture.
Her flowers will be pink sweet peas
iii q shower bouquet.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Tim
mons Louis Treadwell III, will be
gowned in a closely draped model OF
lavender metal cloth brocaded IN
silver. having a train of the metal
cloth lined with cloth of silver. while
the bodice is caught with shoulder
bands of pearls and rhinestones,
which have long ends looped IN
front. She will carry shower bou-
uuet of pink sweet peas.
The two pretty bridesmaids, Misses
Gertrude Russell and Lucille War
wick, will wear exquisite frocks OF
sunset gold satin having long sidS
draperies of chiffon of the same
shade, fashioned in points falling be-
low the hem, while sprays OF Freneh
flowers yelled in chiffon adorn the
front of the skirt in panel effect.
Their flowers will be lavender sweet
peas in shower bouquets,
Mr.. Hays will be attended by MT
Frank Barnwell as best man ana
Messrs. John Potts, Hayne barnwell
and Frank Hays will serve as
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follow the ceremony. the guests VIII
be cordially received by Mr.. and MIS-
the latter wearing a ROBE
Of cream lace, with a corsaEe bou,,
met of roses. They will be assisted
n receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Hays,
the latter wearing black satin draped
In black chantilly lace, with
4 corsage bouquet of lavender sweet
THE guests will have the pleasure
NJ viewing the beautiful array OF
wedding gifts which attest the popu-
larity OF the bride and bridegroom
after which delicious wedding menu
will be served. -, ,o
Mr.. Hays and his bride Will leave