The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-06-22
Robeson-Lovett Wedd;ns

me cordial interest of a host of
friends, IN Marietta and throughout
the state, centered in the marriage
OF Miss Harriet Robson to Mr.. Cbas
Edgar Lovett, on Thursday, June il.
ms beautiful wedding was solem-
nlzed at 'Echota", the suburban
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs; l.. B. Robson, at A 80 o'clock
IN the afternoon.
Echota", with its spacious lawns.
shaded by splendid trees, it's clipped
hedges, and its famous flower gar
dens, is an ideal setting for a house
wedding. -'0 '''s
The broad piazzi of the substan-
tlal brick house was empowered in
blooms. On either side the front
steps, extending to the ends of the
plazzi, were great hydrangeas, cover
ca with marvellous pink or blue
blooms. Many hanging baskets were
filed with these same beautiful fIow-
ers combined with the fragrant cape
Jasmine and graceful vines; and nu-
merous stands and wall-vases of the
same artistic combination, added to
the charming effect. A large nina
ture tree at one end of the piazzi
was IN full bloom, the dainty pink
blossoms seeminly coming out espec-
Tally Tor the sweet little bride.
The garden to the right of the
house was perfect riot of color
rows of tall pink and crimson holly
hocks, blue hydrangeas, myriads of
lgladoll IN orange, yellow, rose and
lavender, summer lilacs, sweet peas
IN every color of the rainbow, and
Ired and white roses, and purple lark
spur. When the guests were assem-
oled on the lawn, the soft strains of
the piano, played by Mrs. NJ D. Hold
Iges, were heard, and Miss Sara Nc
Williams, of Stockbridge, sang "The
Hour that Gave Me YOU with much
sweetness. Then to Lohengrin's bri-
dial chorus, the bridal party approach
ed through the flower garden, as
cended the steps to the piazzi, and
stood amid the flowers in the radi-
ant light of the afternoon sun. 1t
was most beautiful picture-a pic
ture that will always be treasured
in the memories of all who witnessed
lit.
Miss Mary Robson was her sis
ter's only attendant. She was very
pretty in a frock of orchid organdy,
trimmed with :filet medallions and
French flowers, with sash of or
child ribbon. Her large leghorn hat
was wreathed in yellow wheat, and
she carried a nosegay of varigated
sweet peas and fern, showered in
pink and lavender sweet peas.
Mr.. Lovett's best man was the
Rev. 0. L. Simpson, of Franklin,
Mass. The radiantly lovely bride
entered with her father, who gave
her in marriage, Dr. l. A. White, of
the First Baptist church, performing
the ceremony. No lovelier bride
was ever seen. Her gown, a girlish
model in white crepe de chine, was
embroidered in crystals and fashion
ed with round neck and short sleeves.
Her veil of misty white tulle framed
her flower like face in airy cap-effect
and circlet of orange blossoms con-
fined her golden-brown hair.
She carried beautiful nosegay
of sweet-peas, in white and delicate
pastel shades, valley lilies and maid
en- hair fern, showered with sweet
peas. A tender bit of sentiment was
the fact that this fifteenth June was
the twenty-ninth anniversary of the
marriage of the brides parents.
Another was that the bridal party
stood just outside the window that
framed the sweet. gentle face of Mrs.
Mary Holtzclaw,the aged grandmoth-
er Though she has been very ill
and is still very frail, Mrs. Holtz
claw was able to sit at the window
and see this beloved granddaughter
plight her troth.
At the brilliant reception that fol-
lowed, Mrs. Robson was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. E. P. Dobbs,
Mrs. John Dorsey, Mrs. S. H. Hall,
Mrs. D. c. Cole and Mrs. Willis Mil
ner, Jr., of Atlanta.
The entire lower floor of the home
was thrown togther and lavishly dec
Grated. In the Harlor and living
room profusion of gorgeous gladoli
from the gardens of the hostess were
used. Tall pedestal baskets and vases
were filed and the mantels were
banked with them. The room where
the many handsome gifts were dis
played was also artistically decorated
in them. In the dining room the
punch bowl, on the lace covered table
was banked in sweet peas. Punch
Twas served by Miss Aimee D. Glover
and Miss Lois Gardner.
Those serving the delicious salad
course were Mrs. Allen Snyder, Mis-
Ises Emma Mae Rambo, Mary Ellen
Law, and Charlotte Law, Augusta
Cohen, Marie Shipper, Minnie Lou
Mcneil, Jean Wallace, Sara Patton,
Sabine Nichols, Christine Blair, EN-
ma Katherine Anderson and Mrs.
George Nichols.
Among the out-of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wills Miner, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
| D. W. Ackers, Dr. and Mrs. Stew
art Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nc
MILAN, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Powell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SHELTON, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Uric, Mr.. ard Mrs. Legare
Davis, Mrs. Trimble Johnson, Mrs.
Will Byers, Mrs. Nelson Morey, Mrs.
w. c. Dumas, DR.. Curran and Mr.