Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-19

who descended alone, followed in
turn by Mrs. William Cage, Henry
Lyon, of Atlanta, Miss Mary Parker,
Frank Stapleton, Mrs Emory Ry-
lander, Frank Sheffield and J. D.
Taylor, who came together, with Mrs.
B. F. Kircher, of Albuquerque, New
Mexico, matron Of honor approach
inc last
The young women of the party
were lovely in their picturesque
dresses combining orchid-pink satin
with pink chiffon. Quaint satin bas-
ques were worn with full bouffant
skirts of the chiffon that formed airy
petals edged with cream lace. They
carried huge arm boquets of chrys-
anthemums in the same. pretty color
of pink, caught with pink chiffon
bows.
Just preceding the bride were lit
tie Misses Helen Sheffield and Eula
FELTON, Council, serving as flower
girls. They wore attractive frocks
of pink accordion pleated chiffon,
lace trimmed and carried graceful
baskets filled with pink roses and
valley lilies.
The bride descending the stair
way alone presented a picture of
radiance and charm in her wedding
robe. She was met by her uncle,
Frank Sheffield, who gave her in
marriage.
Her gown of silver cloth was veil
ed with tulle robe that was elab-
orately embroidered in cut crystal
and silver bugles, with inset orna-
ments of seed pearls. The graceful
court train, which fell a full three
yards, was silver brocade, and ex-
tended from the shoulders, adding
dignity and grace. The long tulle
veil was worn over the face with a
chaplet of ancestral lace. She car
ried white and pale pink orchids
showered with valley lilies.
Mr.. Rasmpeck, with his best man,
his cousin, Ernest Ramspeck, of At
lanta, advanced from the rear hall
Immediately following the wedding
a supper was served in the dining
hall where covers were laid for men,
bers of the wedding party. Elab-
crate decorations in pink and green
emphasized the details. The brides
table was centered with handsome
silver filigree receptacle that has
been used many times on similar oc-
casions in her family This particular
piece of silver was presented her
cousin, Congressman Charles R.
Crisp, by the Democrats and Repub-
licans while he was serving as Par
humanitarian in the House at Wash
ington. Pink roses and swansonia
were the flowers used and roses of
smilax festooned the large round ia
BILE. The places were marked by
hand-painted baskets of flowers. In
dividual candy cups were pink satin
roses and the minis were embossed
with full pink roses. In the menu
of the supper the color of pink was
continued. The ices were in form of
brides slippers and the cakes were
! decorated in roses. The bride pre-
| sented to her attendants small bridal
| pictures of herself framed in silver,
and Mr.. Ramspeck's gifts to his
groomsmen were gold knives.
A happy feature of the evening
was the cutting of the brides cake
which contained the usual symbols.
The cake was decorated in roses and
valley lilies. Punch was served in
the hall by Mrl. George Ansley.
Mrs. Ed Sheffield wore a gown of
black georgette beaded in dull jet
and her flowers were parma violets
Mrs. w. E. McCalla, of Atlanta.
mother of the groom, wore violet
colored charmeuse handsomely EN-
broidered and her flowers were a
corsage of violets.
Mrs. Albert Bacon, of Albany,
wore beautiful black sequin gown
girdled with peacock blue. Mrs.
Julia Osborne, of Albany, also wore
black.
Miss Lottie Ramspeck, of Atlanta.
was gowned in blue georgette over
orchid
Miss Carolyn Cobb, of Decatur,
wore flame and pink chiffon pref
tily combined with silver.
Others who assisted in receiving
We're Mrs. Frank Sheffield, Mrs. John
Sheffield, Mrs. Charles Crisp and
Mrs. Cobb Miner. The wedding
journal was in charge of Mrs. Charles
Council.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramspeck departed
later in the evenin" for Savannah
from which point they will sail for
New York where they will be at the
Waldorf hotel for some time.
They will return South going by boat
to Jacksonville before going to At
lanta to reside. The bride wore a
smart travelling costume of dull blue
bolivia, fur trimmed. the coat open
ing over blouse of blue. gray and
henna chiffon. Her hat was a small
fur model to match and she carried