Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-04-20
MISS TAYLOR WEBS Mr.. BUCKNEIJ,
Al BEAUTIFUL CHURCH CEREMONY

were placed in wicker floor baskets.
= IN the dining room the table had
cover of lace and was adorned with
silver basket Of pink roses, encir-
cled with silved candlesticks holding
pink unshaded tapers.
Frs. Cobb received her guests
wearing handsome model of Brus-
sells lace and crepe. She wore a
corsage of red roses.
Mrs. Nathaniel B. Stewart. moth
er Of the bride, wore an elegant gown
OF black embroidered net over satin.
Her corsage was of pink rosebuds
and valley lilies.
Mrs. Bucknell, mother of the
groom, was Lovely in a gown Of vel
| low chiffon over cream satin, with
rhine stones used,effectively as trim
mings- She wore a corsage\ of
Orhelia roses and valley lilies. In
her dark hair was a bandeau of
rhinestones.
Mrs. Frank Harold and Mrs. W.
d, Moreland met the guests at the
door. Assisting Mrs. Cobb were Miss
Sarah Cobb, Miss Martha Cobb. Miss
Susie Taylor, aunts of the bride. and
Mrs. Edwin F. Bell.
Miss Alice Harold kept the brides
register.
Serving punch were Miss Evelyn
Rpll and Mrc Cobh MiIpa,
Serving were Mrs. Middleton Nc
Donald, Mrs. William C. Randolph,
Mrs. Ciic Williams, Mrs. c. O. Niles,
Mrs. L. f. Grubbs, Mrs. G.. G. Webb
and Mrs, E. L. Bell.
Later in the evening Mr.. Bucknell
and his bride elft for Washington, y.
C. Before leaving for China in Nav,
where they will reside, they will make
visit to MIR. Buckntlls parents, on
Ponce De Leon avenue, Atlanta.
The bride wore smart travelling
costume of Harding blue silk ratine.
and becoming close fitting hat of
blue straw and braid.
Mrs. BuclSnell is the only child of
Mrs. Stewart, and comes of influential
families on both sides, her father
having been the late James Taylor.
She was graduated from Lucy Cobb
Institute, and has studied in colleges
abroad during her residence in va
Iious foreign cities where Mr. Stew
ant has been stationed as U. S.
consul. She is of brunette type and
has pleasing personality and charm
Of manner which has won her host
Of friends.
Mr. .Bucknell is the elder son of DR..
and = Mrs Howard Bucknen, of
Atlanta. He is a graduate of the
University of Georgia, and is a mem-
Der of the Chi Phi Fraternity. For
some time he has been in the govern
ment's diplomatic service and recent
ly was appointed U. S. vice consul at
Changsha, China, although only %
years of age.
A wonderful array of gifts in sill
yer, checks and other form was re-
ceived by tire couple, attesting their
wide popularity.
The gft of the groom to his bride
was a complete toilet set of Chinese
silver, hand-carved.
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ent were Chancellor David C. Barrow,
Judge Andrew j. Cobb, Mrs. Je#ett
Williams, Lttto Eleanor Williams,
Mrs. James Barrow, Jr., Of Athens;
pr. aud Mrs. Howard Blu .lnell, Miss
Bueknell, Haflan Bucknell, Robert L.
Foieman, Jr, Wilmer L. Moore, Mrs.
Charles ScipIe and Harry Fain, of
Atlanta; Consul General Nathaniel
B. Stewart, of Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude T Baldwin, of Albany
Walter Stewart, Of Ellaville; Col and
Mrs. jeff Taylor and children, Jane
and James Taylor, Of Buena Vista ;
Mrs. Sam McGarrah, of Friendship.