Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-09

, tonians took place Tuesday evening
in Atlanta. Ga. when Miss Frances
Brown, daughter of Mrs, Brown and
the late Judge James Rice Brown of
Georgia, became the bride of Mr.
George Bache Du Bots, son of Mrs.
Du Bots and the late Capt. Richard {.
Du Bots of this city. The arrange
ments for the wedding were unusually
charming, the ceremony taking place
at $50 o'clock, at Cherokee, the
beautiful peach tree grove, home of
the brides cousin, Miss Sally Eugenia
Brown. where quantities Of Easter
lilies and evergreens were used in the
decorations.
An improvised altar of lilies and
evergreens with six tall silver candel-
abra filed with cathedral candles was
arranged in the drawing room and
stringed orchestra played the wedding
marches. and also accompanied Mrs.
A. z Culberson, who sang Until
and For You
The bride walked to the altar with
her brother. Mr.. Joseph Emerson
Brown of Kalamazoo Mich, who gave
her in marriage, and she wore a wed
ding robe of soft white chiffon velvet
designed along simply draped lines,
the round neck line outlined with an
elaborate embroidery of pearls. The
gown was made over a foundation of
chiffon and a court train of the velvet
lined with chiffon and appliqued with
rare rose point lace. Her tulle veil
was held by a coronet of lace and
orange blossoms, and she carried a
bouquet of pale pink orchids showered
with valley lilies.
Mrs. Kirk Smith was the matron
of honor, Miss Louise Freeman maid
Isnt Sc
were Mrs Robert Clement Watson,
cousin Of the bride. of Silver Spring,
Md, and Mrs. Jack Spillane. They
wore gowns fashioned of chiffon in
pastel shades of orchid and green. and
designed along straight lines, with
bodices made with a round neck line
at the front and cut in a at the
back. The skirts were made with
points at the hem line. edged with I'M
curled ostrich to correspond with the
color of their frocks, and ornaments
made of ostrich feathering were
caught at the left shoulder. They
carried arm bouquets of pink and
yellow roses showered with lavender
sweetpeas. Mrs. Watson and Miss
Freeman wore green chiffon and Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Spillane were in
orchid.
Jack Baldwin. young son of Mr.,
and Mrs. John S. Baldwin, was the
ring bearer, carrying the ring on a
small satin pillow.
Mr.. Robert Clement Watson was
the best man.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was held, to which
additional guests were asked. Mr..
and Mrs. Du Bots left later in the
evening for a wedding trip. Mrs. Du
Bots wearing gown of crepe, with
a French hat of woven straw and a
coat of seal and squirrel They will
be at home after February l at 1888
Thirtieth street. this city.
Mrs. Du Bots is a graduate of Rose
mary Hall at Greenwich. Conn. and
The Castle in New York, and is a
prominent member of the Junior
League in Atlanta. Mr.. Du Bots
graduated from the Lafayette Uni.
versity and served in the World War
as captain.
Miss Elizabeth Snowden Hill will be
attended by her twin sister, Miss Nora
Digges Hill, as maid Of honor at her
marriage TO Mr.. Jerome Montrose
Graham, Saturday, January %. The
ceremony will he performed at noon
In St. Matthew's Church. Miss Hill
vii have as her bridesmaids her sis
ters, Miss Ada Hill and Miss Minnie
Hill; Miss Christobel Hill, her cousin;
Miss Lucy Mackall Miss Cornelia
Bowie and Miss Lucille Smith.
Lieut.. Lorimer Graham, u. S. N,
will be best man for his brother and
the ushers will include Mr.. Jackson
Emmerich, Mr.. Paul Lutes. Mr..
0rville de Lashmutt, Mr.. Holmes
Ficklin. Mr.. Clarence A. Smith and
Mr.. William B. Hill of Florida.
Mrs. Andrew b. Graham, mother of
he bridegroom elect, will give a din
uer-dance Wednesday evening, Jan
nary 10. for Miss Hill and her fiance.
lfr. and Mrs. Frederick l. Thomp-
-Un Of Birmingham, announce the
marriage Thursday of their daughter
Adrian and Mr.. James Richardson
Boyd of Birmingham. Mrs. Boyd has
been an admired member of the
younger sets in Birmingham, Mobile
and Washington, making her debut in
the Capital City when her father was
a commissioner of the United States
Shipping Board. residing at the Ward
man Park Hotel.
The marriage of Mr.. T. Harold Fox
Of Philadelphia and Miss Edith
Barnes Of Washington will take place
IL - " +iONh iiVolif OdAA-
uary 30, at St. Johns Episcopal
Church in Washington, Rev. Robert
Johnston officiating. The bride will
&c attended by her sister. Miss
Marjorie Barnes, and the bridegroom
by Capt. Robert Williamson. jr., OF
Philadelphia.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Dew
ereuX Bowly to Mr. James William
Balm took place January at the
home of the brides mother Mrs. S.