The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-09-21
Mrs. d. G. COL
Society Editor
Carnes-Allen Wedding Lovely


Event
The wedding of Miss Eloise Carnes,
and Mr. Hubert Allen was beauti-
full event of Thursday, taking place
at o'clock in the evening at the
handsome home of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel B. Carnes, on
Whitlock, Avenue.
The spacious living room where
the ceremony was performed was
lovishly and artistically decorated.
A frieze was formed around the
room by graceful festoons of south
ern smilax and Englishivy. caught at
intervals by cornucopias of golden
rod The mantel was trimed in the
vines, with large vases of golden rod
at either end. In the alcove formed
at one end of the room by the four
French windows, the lace curtaines
were sprayed and draped. with the
graceful smilax. On either side
stood tall baskets of golden rod, with
a long low stand between massed in
feathering ferns. This formed the
effective back ground for the bridal
party, which descended the /. wide
stairway in the hall entering the
living room through the arch, which
was draped in vines
Mrs. H. G. Cole played Lohengrin's
Bridal Chorus, following 30 Promise
Me-" beautifully sung by Mrs. C. D.
Elder. Mrs. Cole also played Schu-
bert's Serenade softly during the
ceremony.
Firt came the two pretty little
ribbon bearers. Hazel Carnes and
Era Allen, wearing delightful little
frocks of pink organdy and carrying
old fashioned nose-gayed.
Then the bridesmaids, Misses Mary
Schilling and Lucille Allen, in becom-
ing frocks of pink and georgette.
and carrying exquisite bouquets of
Columbia roses tied with pink tulle,
and showered with two-toned pink
satin ribbon.
Miss Lena Carnes, a yovely blonde,
was her sisters maid-of-honor. and
she also wore pink georgette and
Carried Columbia roses.
The groomsmen. Lemuel Carnes,
Jr., an dJames Davis. of Atlanta,
Joined these pretty maids at the foot
of the stairs.
linen came ndHuSOlilC yOulS Dul
ham Carnes, an adorable little figure
in a suit of white satin and carrying
a large white rose showered in whate
sation Ribbon, in the heart of which
was concealed the ring.
The bride. a striking brunette. was
a dream of beauty as she descended
the stairs with her father. Her gown
was a modish draped model of silk
lace over crepe de chine. Her beaut-
iful dark hair was dressed high, with
the tulle veil worn off the face
caught on each side by a chester of
orange blossoms. The veil was also
caught at the shoulders with orange
blossoms, and formed graceful airy
train. She carried an arm full OF
Brides roses, showed with Swansonla
The bride was met by the groom
and his best man, Mr.. Lucius Arther-
ton of Atlanta, and the impressive
ring sermony was performed by DR.
l. A. White.
A reception was held Immediately
after.
Receiving with the bridal party
were the parents of the bride ano
groom Mr.. and Mrs. Carnes and DR.
and Mrs. G. 0. Allen
Mrs. Carnes wore handsome gowr
of black beaded Canton crepe, witt
a corsage of Columbia roses. Mrs
Aliens becoming costume was OF
black crepe de chine with lace drap
cries and her scorga was also of pinl
roses assisting in the entertainment
of the guests were Mrs. Lena Warner
Mrs. C. w. Lovelace. of Atlanta
Mrs. S. H. Hall. and Miss Louise
Schilling.
The small breakfast room was {
bower of vines and potted plants
Here the punch bowl was placed, II
a mound of golden glow and the re
freshing beverage was served by Mis-
Mary Norton, of Atlanta an Mis-
Lorena Conyers.
The table in the dining room wa
decoration the large brides cake
lace-covered, and had as its centra
beautifully embossed in white roses
From the chandelier above huns
streamers of pink tulle, sprayed will
maiden hair ferns. caught at thu
four corners of the table with butter
fly bows Tall silver vases of pinl
crinium lilies stood on each side, ant
the silver COMFORTS held pink minis
Individual cakes embossed in whit,
roses were served with slices of ict
cream centered with pink hearts, b!
Misses Mary and Ethel Davis, Thel
ma Conyers. Corinne Suttles, Edit
Camp. and Naoli Welles.
During the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Allen left on their wedding trip t.
Signal Mountain. The brides travel
ing costume was a hansome cape
model of dark blue tricotine, EN-
broidered in colors, with a stylish
hat of black trimmed in burnt goose
feathers.
The bride is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Carnes, anC
she has a character as sweet and fin,
as her face is beautiful Mr.. Allen
who has recently moved here from
Largo, has already made host o.
friends. He has a responsible posi-
tiOt, bo Eo,,r+I,