The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-10-26

;nence OF DoCn
l,rbter of Judge and Mrs. D. W
D1o;r Of Marietta, and John McPhall
II~;obt son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
'rapbail Wright, of Atlanta, which
Us solemnized at 8 o'clock on Wed
~aov evening, October 18, at the
First Methodist church.
The ceremony, which was witness
\ NV a large assemblage of relatives
nd friends, was impressively per-
formed by Bishop Warren Gambler
rloborate decorations of palms and
forms with myriads of white crysan-
+bamums were used in the church.
Three white latticed arches, twined
18th southern smilax, formed the en-
+,once to the chancel, which was
banked with masses of greenery and
obrvsanthemums with cathedral can
dIpsticks, burning white tapers and
tall pedestal baskets of white chry-
santhemums on either side.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. M.
n Hodges rendered a program of APP
propriate wedding music on the or
ran. and Mrs. C. D. Elder sang the
"Barcarolle" very beautifully. Mrs.
Elder also sang "At Dawning" just
before the strains of Lohengrin's
BRIDAL Chorus announced the we'd
ding party.
Bridal Party
The bridesmaids were Misses Lu-
Gle Morris and Virginia Boston, Of
Marietta; Seine Woodside of Green
vile. S. c.; Ruth Rhorer of Atlanta
and Mrs. Leslie L. Blair of Marietta.
Their beautiful frocks were of bro
caded chiffon in the pastel shades,
gracefully draped and caught at the
right side with handsome cabochons
Sf pearls and they wore pairl cir
clets round their heads. Miss Nor
ris was in pale blue, Miss Boston in
Green, Miss Woodside in yellow,
Miss Rhorer in peach and Mrs. Blair
I'm lavender.
All the gowns were fashioned with
round necks and no sleeves.
Miss Christine McEachern, of At
lanta, was maid of honor, and her
lovely frock was of pink brocaded
chiffon, with train of silver cloth,
and trimmed with handsome pearl
ornaments.
Mrs. Will Eph Roberts, of Mari
eta who was her sisters maid of hon
or, wore a beautiful frock of laven-
dar brocaded chiffon, with panels OF
silver lace and train of silver lace
caught to the shoulders with pearl
ornaments. She wore pearl coro-
net in her pretty hair.
All the bridesmaids carried cas-
cade bouquets Of Columbia roses, ag-
eratum and yellow snapdragons and
the matron and maid of honor carried
cascade bouquets of Columbia roses
and ageratum, showered with sweet
heart roses.
The little flower girls were Bill
Morris and Helen Northcutt, in ex-
quisite little handmade frGcks OF
white crepe-de-chine, with shirrings
Of net and lace, and embroidered for
get-me-nots in the pastel shades.
Lovely little Jeneannee Massey, IN
beautiful frock of white pussy-wll-
low taffeta embroidered in silver, car
ried the white satin, lace trimmed
pillow.
Howard Parkinson, in an eXqul-
site frock of pussy-willow taffeta and
filet Blace embroidered in pastel
shades, was the little ring bearer, the
ring being in a stately white aster
lily.
The prettiest tableau imaginable
was formed around the chancel by
this group of lovely girls, their Won
derful gowns blending lin perfect
iiOilS VI COlOA dSaiil9N WV
ground of green and white.
Allan B. Pelmerlee of Atlanta act
ed as Mr.. Wright's best man, and the
groomsmen were Wylie and LawtCn
Blair, George Mitchell Morris and
Frank McNeel. The ushers were
Lambert w. Feeney and David B.
Ihorntons of Atlanta, and Onslow
Villain, WelbCrn Venable, Jr., W. E.
Roberts and and DR.. L. L. Blair OF
Marietta.
Beautiful Bride
The bride, who is a noted beauty!
was a vision Of girlish loneliness as
she entered with her father, Judge
D. W. Blair.
her gown was a marvellous crea
ZION of ivory bridal satin, deliberately
embroidered in pearls and crystals
with garniture of chiffon roses out
llnlng the waist. She wore Ions
sIrdle of pearls, ending in hand crys
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