The Brunswick news., 1921-12-07

artistically decorated for the occasion.
The two parlors presented a most at
tractiVe appearance, the color note be
ing green with white; quantities OF
white roses and narcissus were mass
ed among the green Of the palms and
fern and over all fell the bright light
from numbers of unshaded tapers
In one corner of the front parlor
bower of white and green was form
! ed, tall palms, whose branches met
] overhead making an arch: intertwin-
ed among the fronds of fern, and the
branches Of the palms, were fllmy'
white scarfs of tulle caught and held
in place by delicate sprays of south
ern bamboo which trailed gracefully
away over the sides Of the bower At
the sides of the arch stood floor vases
filled with stately stalks of large white
chryaanthemums. interspersed with
tall brass candIesticks holding bril-
liantly lighted white candles.
/ Promptly at the appointed hour the
bridal party formed at the head of the
/ stairs and. traversing the hall, passed
through the two parlors down an
aisle formed by, white ribbons held by
Miss Margaret Stiles and Miss Mary
Parker. sister and cousin Df the bride:
Miss Stiles was dressed in pale blue
crepe de chine trimmed with French
flower and Miss Parker were flesh col
! ored crepe de chine also trimmed with
/ French flowers.
4 The first to enter was the pretty 1T
tie flower girl, Miss Elinor Stiles,
i dressed simply in white organdie and
carrying a gift basket tied with vel
low tulle, and holding yellow chry-
santhemums Next came Mrs. Lee
Howard, OF Savannah matron OF hon
or. and sister Of the bride. Mrs. How
ard was becomingly dressed in orchid
crepe de chine trimmed with gold rib.
hon caught ;at the side with a large
purple and gold rose she wore silver
slippers and carried an arm bouquet
of yellow chrysanthemums.
I Immediately preceding the bride
came the attractive maid OF honor
Miss Alice Stiles. also sister of the
bride. She wore a charming creation.
of gold sheen taffeta trimmed with.
gold ribbon and appliqued French.
French flowers Gilt slippers com
pleted her costume and she carried
an arm bouquet Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The bride entered with her father.
Mr.. John Couper Stiles. who gave her
1 away, and was met al the arched al
cove by the groom and his best man.
Mr.. j. NJ Tull. of Atlanta. who en-
tered through the front door OF the
parlor. Here the beautiful ring cers-
mony was impresslvely performed by
Rev. Father Murphy, Of St Francis
church. the wedding music being de.
lightfuIly rendered by Miss Elvira
Torras.
The bride. a handsome girl of the
brunette type, was never lovelier than
In her wedding gown OF white duchess
satin, made princess with train fall.
ing fro mthe waist, trimmed In prin-
cess lace. arti caught at the side with
a white safiA rose. Her veil was fast
ened with a circlet OF orange blossoms
and she carried a shower bouquet Of
bride roses and valley lilies: dia-
mond brooch, an heirloom was her
only ornament.
A reception followed the ceremony
during which the Young couple left
for Florida The dining room was
decorated with white and yellow chry-
santhemums. fern and palms. On the
brides table where the cake was cut
was a handsome centerpiece OF yellow
chrysahthsmums: from this to the
four corners stretched streamers OF
yellow tulle tied IN butterfly bows At
the end. Between tall candlesticks In
which glowed unshaped yellow tap
ers. silver and gold dishes of white
and yellow mlnts were interspersed.
ON the brides cake were a Kewpis
bride and groom.
Among The pretty dresses woFn
we're those Of Mrs. j. c. Stiles. which
/ was OF black satin and ulIe finished
with eorsaHe bouauet OF sunshine
roses: Mrs. LeGrande Walker. the
mother Of the groom. hlaek ietted lace
over satin with cnrsage OF Russell
roses: Miss Mary symons. an aunt Of
The bride black headed georgette with
white roses.
The goiRg away gown OF the bride
was hrown duvetyne .trimmed in fur;
her waist was OF brown satin, the yoke
and sleeves being % white georsette
sppllqued with velvet flowers. she
wors = duvssyns velves bat and her