The Adair County news., 1921-11-29
Church Wedding.
Courier Journal.

Garnett and Mr.. Robert Alexander
Gayle, which was solemnized at s
o'clock last night at the Highland
Baptist Chnrch. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. ]. T.
Scruggs, Franklin, KY, uncle of the
bride, assisted by the Very Rev. Rich
ard L. McCready, dean of Christ
Church Cathedral.
The church was decorated with
palms, ferns and white chrysanthe-
nuns. Steps we're erected leading to
the altar, which was banked with
ferns and white chrysanthemums and
lighted with tall cathedral candies.
The pews for the members of the two
families we're marked with tall white
standards topped with white chrysan-
themums, tied with, streamers of
white tplle.
Miss Josephine Cherry, Bowling
Green, was the maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were Misses Elizabeth
Temple, Philadelphia; Julia Horner,
Grand Rapids; Martha Sparks, Mt.
Vernon, and Martha Riker, Lexing-
ton. Misses Elizabeth Grant and Dora
Allen were the flower girls Mr.
George Gayle, Frankfort, was bis
brothers. best man and the uShers in.
cIuded Messrs. William Simpson,
Frankfort: Lewis Garrett, W, Hume
Logan and Charles StoD,
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, Mr.. James Gar
nett, wore a wedding gown of white
crepe satin. The decolletage was cut
Y shape both front and back. The
short sleeves we're supplemented with
flowing sleeves Of strings of pearls
The drapery OF the skirt was caught
at the left side, with bouffant drapery
of uulle at both sides. A soft girdle
which defined the low waist line, was
fastened at the back with a pearl
ornament. Pearls fastened the court
train at the shoulders A high fan.
shaped crown of pearls in the Russian
style adjusted the brides tulle veil
and she carried a shower bouquet of
brides roses and bouvatdfa.
The maid Of honor wore a soft jade
green satin with girdle and train of
cloth of gold, The decolletage was
cut square, with low waist line and
flowing sleeves. The skirt was cut in
petals and ornamented with a gold
rose She carried loose arm bouquet
Of Columbia roses. -..
The bridesmaids wore gowns made
alike OF different pastel shades. Miss
Temple wore pale orange satin. The
decolletage was cut square with long
flowing sleeves. The petal skirt was
wired at the hips to give bouffant
effect. The long waist line was de-
fined with a silver glrdle. Miss
Sparks was gowned in French blue,
Miss Horner in orchid and Mis- Riker
in coral. All carried loose arm bou-
quetS Of flowers to correspond with
their gowns.
The costumes Of the flower girls
were copied from an old portrait,
They wore frocks of white organdie
cut off the shoulders with white lace
pantalettes. Miss Allen wore a pink
ribbon in her hair tied in a f1t bow
Miss Grant wore a blue hair ribbon.
Each carried French bouquet.
The ceremony was followed by re.
ception at the home of the brides
parents, for the bridal party, the two
families and few close friends. The
house was decorated with white anG
Agellow chrysanehemums In the cen
ter of the brides table was the wed
ding cake, surrounded by crysta
candlesticks, holding white tapers.
The BRIDES mother was attired il
brown chiffon velvet. The train
which was draped from the side, wa
lined With orange chiffon. The sleeve
were of orange chiffon. The girdl,
was done in silver and gold embroid
cry. Her corsage was of violets.
Mrs. ]. w. Gayle, Frankfort, mothe
of the bridegroom, wore black lac
with corsage bouquet of violets
Mrs. P. Scruggs. Franklin. aunt o.
ina bride wore a Sannira hIna aattiT