The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20

0 coen in Marietta was that OF
s s,;.. Dorothy Rebecca Butler and
= Joe Rogers Lindley, of Cedar.
- Nm Ca, which took place on Wed
Va ..dav evening, October II, at 8
~ H.loct at the First Baptist Church
=. 4. White, pastor of the church,
ofciating.
VT The altar was covered with trel-
III arehway of white lattice work,
stb trellis extending to the wall
' zach side. One hundred and TWEEN
! FIVE yellow candles were used to
s,,bt this BEAUTIFUL grotto-like bower,
rSicb formed a lovely setting for the
s.dal party. Tall baskets, filled with
lanes of great yellow chrysanthe-
inns we're placed around the altar,
rb;Ie ferns and palms were used to
farm background.
BEFORE the ceremony Mr.. T. V.
uomn sang "The Hour that Gave Me
Van" Mrs. M. D. Hodges then
nlayed Hearts and Flowers" after
which Miss Sarah Patton sang Gun
IL" The electric lights were then
If while the soft golden glow from
the candles cast mystical radiance
aver the scene, which made it most
elective and beautiful. The strains
If Lohengrins Wedding March, which
was played by Mrs. Hodges, accom-
ranied by Mr.. George Hardeman on
tbe violin, announced the approach
Of the bridal party.
First came the ushers, Messrs.
DOYLE, Ralph, Carl and Dan Butler,
the four brothers of the bride; DR..
Howard Perkenson, cousin Eef the
bride, and Mr.. Coye VIM, of Allan
ia, brother-in-law of the groom. The
roomsmen, Messrs. J. Elmer Lindley,
brother of the groom, Fred Legg,
] Lindley Camp, and L. A. Conner, fol-
lowed the ushers. The little flower
girls then entered. They were Misses
Barbara Butler, sister of the bride,
and Eleanor Goodwin, of Acworth.
They wore dainty frocks of white net,
with yellow tulle bows. Little Miss
Margaret Butler, niece of the bride,
was the ring bearer and was dressed
in cream net with orchid and yell
low ribbons. The maid of honor was
the brides sister, Miss Wilma Butler,
who wore beautiful gown of chang
able taffeta trimmed with iridescent
beads and silver ribbon. She carried
white chrysanthemums. The matron
Of Honor, Mrs. Cora Hunt, of Allan
to, sister of the groom, was dressed
in white silk net over white taffeta,
embroidered in silver. She also car
RED white chrysanthemums. The
brides maids were Misses Maud But
Ter, Of Atlanta, cousin of the bride.
Loretta Jackson, of Decatur, Agnes
McCollum and Mamie Conner. They
wore gowns of yellow taffeta with
silver trimmings, and carried yellow
chrysanthemums. The bride entered
the church with her father and they
were met at the altar by the groom
md his brother, Mr.. Hubert Lindley,
who acted as best man. The brides
Wedding gown was Of duchess satin
with chantilly lace, heavily embroid-
cred in seed pearls, while her veil was
Of ulle with a coronet surrounded
by orange blossoms. She wore white
kid slippers, beaded with pearls, and
carried brides roses, showered with
valley lilies, which she later had sent
to her grandmother, Mrs. c. c. Phil
lips, Of Acworth, who was unable to
he present. The bride was beauti-
full picture of dainty, girlish lowell
ness. Mrs. Hodges played. Loves
Old Sweet Song" during the cere-
mouy, which was most impressive.
The bridal procession left the church
to the beautiful strains of Mendels-
soku's Wedding March.
Later beautiful reception was
held at the lovely home of the brides
parents on Church street. The rooms
throughout the house were beautiful
" decorated with ferns, palms and
cut flowers. The dining room was
lovely. The large round table hav-
ing q lace cover over yellow, with a
crystal vase filled with yellow chrys-
2ntoemums for a center piece, while
the candIesticks held yellow candles.
Coffee was served in the dining room
by Hiss Mildred Phillips and Mrs. Lee
mon Awtrey, of Acworth. Delicious
salad and ice courses were served by
Misses Blanche Price, Nancy Lee Pol
lock, Of Smyrna, Ruth Jackson OF
Decatur, Natalie Awtrey, of Acworth,
Evelyn Cheney, Nell Mahoney, Chris
tine McCollum, Dorothy Stephens and
Odessa Clifford. On the receiving
line besides the entire bridal party
We're Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Butler, par
ents of the bride, Mrs. Catherine
Lindley, mother of the groom, Mrs
Orlando Awtrey, of Acworth, and
Ms. Harry Nottingham, sisters OF
the bride.
In the den near the stairway, be,
hind masses of ferns, palms ano
hOWers, an orchestra furnished music