The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, May 01, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text•ry and filling long handled bas kets which topped the newel posts at the base. Four white ribbon posts sentineled the aisle ending ut the altar In the drawing room, tulle stretching the entire length of the two sides. The altar was reared of plums standing high above a mound of handsome ferns and six seven-branched candela bra holding gleaming cathedral candles placed on pedestals gradu-i ated In height, and four standards filled with dozens of the exquisite calla lilies flanking the sides. a picturesque setting, the tistic decoration continuing in the hall and dining room across, on in to the library and sun parlor and in the upstairs sitting room where the wedding gifts were on display, an array which would delight the heart of any bride, so complete and handsome the collection. Fascinating pink snapdragons and roses had bdsn placed fn silver baskets and vases in the dining room, the colorful tints of the beautiful combination duplicating the lovely springlike tones of the appointments of the rtom. Here the bride’s cake held the attention husband's popularity the happy baluncflt needs. Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Rogers Jn extending the delightful and charm ing hospitality of their home were Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brown, Miss Annie Brumby, Mrs. C. A. Rowlahd, Mr and Mrs. Tommie Anderson Mrs. Hugh Rowe. Miss Surah Hunnicutt and others. Serving punch were Miss MaNita Bullock, Miss Eliba beth Rowland, Miss t^ueen x*olden and Mrs. James Park- The out of town guests Includ ed Miss Lucille Arrington, Miss Sa rah Alexander and Mr. Rutledge Capers of Augusta, Miss Margue rite Atkinson ,of LnOrange. Miss Margaret Cook of Danville; Ky., Mr. and Mrs.'Charles Long of Shelby- ville. Ky.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guthrie of ShelbyyJlIe, Ky. Wesley Hargrett of Tlfton. Miss Margaret Morton of Columbus. MJss Annette Harber of Commerce, Misri Elizabeth Moss of Atlanta, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Kidd and Miss AnnJe Kidd of MilledgevIJJe. Mr. Ed Watson of Dothan, Ala, r. T. W. Purtle of Louisville, y„ Miss Nannie Little and Mis^ Lucile Anderson of Anniston Ala. MRS WILLIAM GLTHRIE FREDERICK who before her mar- H*Monday evening which wan a lovely home event, wu Miss Julie gm, one of Athens loveliest and prettiest young society girls. Hiss Julia Rogers Weds Mr. William iuthrie Frederick In Pretty Home Vedding Solemnized Monday Evening of the guests and centered the large circular table which was overlaid with an imported lace cloth. Silver vases filled with snapdragons and roses, mints in silver dishes and silver candle ‘ sticks holding pink tapers completed a charming picture The cake was octagon in shape and tall, Its snowy surface covered ‘with a mound of flowers, marvelously conceived and fnshioned of ft-ost Ing. many valley lilies adding ho liness and revealing the perfect care of the designer. In the library purple Iris and lavender snapdragons were used with a charming decorative effeai the blossoms resting "In bowls and vases of Korean brass which fleeted the colors , so appealingly arranged. Smilax outlined doorways, win dows and arches everywhere and added beauty to the sun parlor where the flowers encircled punch bowls and filled wall bas kets with becoming grace. During the time the guests Rath ered together, Hsughey’s Orchestra furnished a program of beautiful music and Just* preceding the en trance of the bridal party several violin solos of indefinable sweetness rendered by Mrs. John Mor ris, her "daughter,- Mias Marga- ith in that state. So intensely colorful and ar tistic wore the decorations of the Rogers' home, so Interesting and 1 ,vely the bridal party, so perfect in every detail all appointments of the charming affair, that it i* dif ficult to pbrtrsy all its fascinating features and many delights. The long winding stairway down which the party descended was icky as in Athens, for the groom draped with trailing smilax, calla Joys" j»n efUfitdyjPHWtc-EnBhW jlriin Utahlng the beautiful 'green- ihling of Miss Julia Kli- ibeth Rogers and Mr. William tthrle Frederick of Louisville on .Monday/evening, the thir- of April at nine o’clock at the of the bride's parents, Mr. am* James Monroe Rogers on food lawn avenue, was an event lusual Importance and brJUl- and of gqlihFTntercst In Kon- in At tv PALACE- Toni8ht A drama of the theatre worth the theatre to see. “SUCCESS” WITH MARY ASTOR , WEDNESDAY SPECIAL JOHN BARRYMORE IN “SHERLOCK HOLMES” ' La3t Showing 1 TOM MIX ELITE TONIGHT BASEBALL GOODS t • * When you play baseball with our balls, mitts, bats, shoes, uniforms, caps, stockings,' etc., you know that you are in the game with the best equipment that can be purchased. SPALDING’S Outfits for Baseball, Tennis, Basket ball, Indoor Baseball, Volley Ball and Croquet. i l i the McGregor co. Sporting Goods Department ris, her daughter,- Miss Mar rethe Morris playing the piano companiment, “My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" from Samson and De lilah played before the march from Mendelssohn was sounded by the. orchestra, and-“Love Sends a Lit tle Gift of Roses" and "I Lovp You Truly" during the ceremony. The first of the wedding party tc appear were the bridesmaids, Mist Murgaret Cook of Danville. Ky„.an<? Mias Margaret Virginia Morton of Athena hnd Columbus, the first Waring yellow chiffon, the latter pink, their long ribbon sashes tied at the aides being of pink and yel low, respectively, the contrast be ing particularly pretty. The ma- IrQn-of-honor Mrs. Charles Long oi Shelby ville Ky., wearing orchid chif ton. the maid-of-honor,Mlsa Mar guerite Atkinson of LnOrange, In chiffon of a lighter orchid tint, fol lowed. Their gowns were delight fully smart and different, all made without aleevea, the skirts long and very graceful. They carried cascade bouquets of vuri-eolored spring flowers showerer with par- ma violets and Sweetheart roses. The bride walked with her fath er, who gave her in marriage. She was gowned In white broended crepe, the satin tracery forming roses which, at the front and bot tom pf the skirt were outlined with pearls and centered with miniature rhinestones, the same embellishment adding beauty to the end of tho long train, two-thirds of which was created of chiffon whose folds were caught to either shoulder with OF INTEREST The announcement of - the gagement of Miss Sybil Millsaps to Mr. Robert L. Russell is of most cordial interest to their many friends throughout the state- Miss Millsaps is the only daugh ter of -Mr. and Mrs- G. S. Mil* saps, of Winder, and possesses rare beauty and charm. She is a gra< oat* of the Georgia State College for Womep and attended the sum- session at Emory university. parents. HR. 8LEEPING BEAUTY” AT BAXTER 8CHOOL Now than Spring Is finally aroused from her protracted sleep, tbe next mwakening of importance on the list Is that of “Sleeping _ BMW.” This lovely young person By her charming personality and will be aroused from fable slum sweet manner, she has made num erous friends throughout the state- Mr. Russel] attended school at Gordon Institute and the Univer sity of Georgia, and is a member of the S. A. E. fraternity. He is the second son of Chief Justice Richard B. Russel), of the supreme court, and for the past few years has been a popular young attor ney in Atlanta, and is now one of the secretaries to the state su preme court—Journal- —ffi— CRAWFORD B0WER8 ANNOUNCEMENT The marriage of Miss Agnes Crawford and Dr. A. N. Bowers was solemnized Friday evening, April 27th, in Savannar. The Rev erend W. H. Morrison, rector of Christ Episcopal church officiated. Dr. and Mrs. Boekrs returned to the city Monday and are at home to their friends on Mllledge avenue. Both bride and groom have many friends here who will be Interest- ted in the announcement Mrs. Bowers has just returned from Scotland after a visit to relatives, and landed In Savannah where Dr. Bowers met her and the nuptials were solemnised. The bride has been a resident of Athens for several years active ly identified with Red Cross .work. Dr. Bowers is a prominent* den* tist, and came here a few years ago from Ifennon, Go. They an receiving the most cordial con gratulations of their wide circle of friends. SIRLS! LEMONS Mi* the juice of two lemon, with three ounces of Orchard White, which any druggist will for a few cent*, shake well ittle, and you have a whole uarter-pint of the mo«t wonder- freckle and tan cream, and complexion beautlfier. Manage this sweetly fragrant LADIE8 AUXILIARY I 8ERVES LOVELY LUNCHEON FOR | PRESBYTERY The Uuiles Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian cbiurcb, served sn | elegant luncheon in the 8undsy school room for the Presbytery i which convened here Tuesday, Mrs. | Henry Carlton was chairman of a - splendid committee and the do- j lightful occasion was a very happy ; success. j The tables were decorated with a wealth of exquisite spring flowers and the luncheon was very de licious and greatly enjoyed by ail. eg R0BIN80NC0X Mr. and cMrs. Walter Scott Rob inson, of Monroe, announce the en gagement of their daughter, Mar lon, to Mr. Harold Cieonls Cox, of Monroe, the marriage to be aol- emnited in June. Miaa Robinson Is a lovely and very charming young girl, and Idas many admiring friends bore who will be interested fn the above announcement. She la the niece of Mrs. McBride Howell, whom she has often visited and an aunt of V. J. Moss. Tbe marriage of this popular young couple will be of state-side IntercsL Mrs. Howard Abney and young ■on Howard, Jr., left Tuesday for Lumpkin, Ga„ to ristt the former’s (jaily Maying the White Sales Go - MICHAEL’S ben, amldat surroundings of apian- dor anrf^the revelry of all tbe Bax ter street school children In fes tive array assembled, on Saturday, May the rifth, at fcair o’clock In tbe afternoon. Sleeping Beauty-- calls on all parents of Baxter street sdhool at this siring woodland celebra tion. 8he extends her gracious re children, asking them to be present quest to all parents and scholar* In all the schools to buy tickets tot the play, and to all others who would help the children buy play ground equipment for the new school the appeals, to help make the play a great financial success. She and her school mates have lantern alldei to pay for, need help on their music memory contest, and other things, Baxter street school -woodland will be thronged with little cos tumed players, for the cast In cludes nearly the entire schooL The pity will be a histtorlc cvenL Attend and help nuke It also a great financial success., -88- Mrs. H. F. ‘ > from Mexeys brief visit to Mrs. Harvey Cabl ness. BrightweU notored eys MoRay for. iMr. and Mrs. Howard Benson and children, of Athens, Ga., are tbe gaeete of Mr. end Mrs. William Roane on Peachtree road.—Con- stldutlon. > Mrs. George D. Well has return ed from an extended visit to New York. buckles of brilliants. The soft folds | lemon cream into the fact, neck, of the skirt were held’In at the left arms and hands each day and see aide of the waistline with a mngni- {"Jj* freckles and blemishes natu- flcent pearl medallion fringed with Jrffi*™, r ‘£“f o“f And how long strings of tpearls. Her veil of I >ou Afally cle.r soft snd rosy- tulle, reaching the length of the white the * ,kln train, fell from a conronot of rozej Advertisement.) point lace, oranite blossoms aiding In confining it to her dark hair.' Her Dowers were orchids* and val ley lilies in a shower that touched the hem of her skirt. Mrs. Frederick made a picture of | incomparable loveliness in her wed- j ding costume. She is one of those j rare Individuals who have. every* j thing that appeals to youth—beau ty, talent, great intelligence, a | goodly portion of this world's ) goods, and a remarkable gift of making friends. 8he la quite tal- J ented and possesses a musical gift ' hich has been carefully developed I both in Athens and at Gaston Hall In Washington City where she t.'n- i*ted her education after vradu.it- In* w ith honors from the lony Cobb Institute. The groom had as his best man, Mr Charles Guthrie of Shelbyvilie Ky. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Elam F. Dempsey, of Atlanta former nastor here and wno receiv ed joyous welcome from his Ath ens friends. TRAVELING BROWN SUIT After the reception which follow* ed. Mrs. Frederick changed her wedding gown for her travelling suit of dark brown Montcaln cre|>e —three-piece Heller model with en Shades of tan and brown. Her hat of brown straw was trimmed with self moire ribbon flat platted about the brim and forming a round me dallion on one aide. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick left for trip of fascinating proapecta in the eastern cities before going to Ja>u1s- ville where they will k<*ep house. I aifd Where Mr. Frederick haa al ready proved his accepted ability of a man of affairs, and where his bride will take her plae among his Vast ait£ prominent list of friends with becoming ease, thus giving her CHIIISBOWELS “California Fig Syrup” is Child’s Best Laxative mother! ....... ......... loves the “fruity". Unto rfehinx embroidery of two Uiihtei t California Fig Syrup and it never rails to open the bowels. A tesaponful today mny prevent a sick child tomorrow. If constipat ed, bilious, feverish, / fretful, has cold, colic, or If stomach is sour, Jongu* costed, breath bad, remem ber a good cleansing of the little bowels is often nil that is neces sary. KMpVour Complexion \ of Ron-Petal Texture Ntdlnt Face Powder will keep tbe rases in yoor cheeks. It will make your akin soft, sooth sad velvety. It will lend an irrcaistsble charm, andthe fragrance of tbe Nadine adheres and protects tbe skin bom sum wind and (Juft, (VtfiHlnf jjo that can harm the funded If not pleased. ATK r-t~ Grandmother’s Garden May 7th, 8:30 P. M. COLONIAL THEATER Wonderful Productions As an added attraction Dsgmsr Raehmanoss “In Her Rasalaa Dancing” it for mine iirSyrup- which h«a babies and children Aik your _ "California FI, directions for *>/ »", A**s printed on bottle. Mother! You must say “Califor nia or you may get an initiation ng syrup. %. „ —Advertisement- Speckled Trout Black Fish Mullets Wholesale and Retail. Our fish are protected by Automatic Rafrlgsration, with a constant-temperature of 82 degrees. You take absolutely no risk whan buying from us. Wo S uarante* ovary pound of fish > bo perfectly fresh. A trial will convince you. Athens fish & Oyster Co. . 573 E. Broad St. LINGERIE SALE Thousands of new, crisp, lovely garments at prices less than you ever expected to pay. Ouftit for the whole summer. Later you pay more. NIGHT GOWNS Of fine Muslin in white or flesh, plain hemstitched QRfi style .. .. wUw Of flesh Nainsook, trimmed and embroidered in orchid (4 40 and blue ... .. ^ I»IO Lovely $2.25 Gowns of white, flesh or pink Batiste. Hand embroider ed, lace trimmed with real lace, in either round or square neck styles \ nd u rap SI .88 shoulder w ■ Beautiful white lace trimmed <3owns, formerly priced $3.25, $3.50 and $4.50. .Now in the White .. $2.48” d $2.98 Were $2.00 and $3.00 Cambric Gowns, trimmed with narrow embroidery bands, and ruffles. n p r.. .$1.48 “ d $2.48 Hand Made Gowns, exquisitely, embroidered on the finest soft Nainsook. Were $3.50 to $4.00. Sale .. $2.48 TEDDIES, KNICKERS, VESTS, CAMISOLES # , w -- Of Nainsook and Batiste, in white, flesh or pink, plain, hemstitched, ' embroidered or Gingham QQm trimmed wOl* $3.98 Teddies of white Batiste and Crepe, were $2.50, lace, ribbon or hemstitched. (4, 40 Sale priced * 1 ■ <f ° Nainsook Teddies, with Val and Breton laces, fine ones that were priced to $3.75. (4 QO May priced * ■ Lovely Teddies of Radium Silk and Crepe de Chine, hemstitched and lace trimmed. Colors white, flesh, pink, blue, orchid, violet and peach. May Sale only .. . Fancy Batiste Step-ins in flesh and orchid, bound and embroidered in ^tasting 98c and $1.18 Knickers of white, flesh and blue Nainsook, hemstitched and em broidered. Italian Silk plain Vests of fine quality with strap or bodice top. In flesh and orchid. Novelty Italian Silk Vests in all colors, with and without fine X . $3.48 ° nd $3.98 Fine Camisoles of Crepe de Chine, Georgette and Wash Satin. For merly $4.50 to $6.75. In May Sale K* 1 . $2.48 and $3.48 Fine $2.00 to $5.00 Boudoir Caps in flesh and orchid, in the May Sale .... LESS 1-4 FOR ALL Satin Petticoats, with a double panel and scalloped bottom and embroidery flounced 98c Linen Weft Towels a and. 34c of fins construction .durability. A EOc value Red Star Diaper Cloth $1.69 $1.98 $2.19 Sis. 24 Inch Stse 27 Inch Sic. 20 Inch Colored Dimity Bed Spreads $2.48 $2.98 se» 82x90 Site 81x90 Row. Blue, Gold. Boxed Nainsook 31 to 29 Inches wtd. 10 yard bolts 8J.9S Bolts Bale .. .. 12.95 Bolts SMa .. .. $4.25 Bolts, Sals .. .. 15.50 Bolts. Sale .. .. $4.98 Dimity White Bed Spreads ..$1.98 ,$2.28 $2.48 Sire 99x90 Sire 72x90 Slxs 81x90 Long Cloths 38 Inches wide 10 yard pieces N Vrerd $1.48 No. B. 10 yards No. C. 10 yards No. D. 10 yards . $1.98 $2.48 $2.98 DressLinens nw. yn “79c Pore Linen Btunw, yard wide In whlte sad ' IS colors , Linen Lawn White LI nan of One sheer quality and a (nil 0gg yard wide >. SALE FINE WED SPREADS Marteilleg Spreads $4.48 Sprawls formerly priced to $8.00. Plain hemmed and cut corn.red, In stxw far single and double beds. Marseilles Spreads _j. — .. -...$5.58 Fine handsome spreads that were, to $7.50. Plain and scal loped. cut cornered ones In large sixes. Marseilles Spreads - - _. .$7.48 Our finest spreads go at this price. All nandsone onca that were to 19.50. Beautiful design*, plain and scalloped. Sale of Huck and Wath To'wels , 20c Huck and Bath Towels —12c 30c Huck and Bath Towels _l9c 60c Huck and Bath Towels 39c 65c White and Fancy Turkish 49c $1.00 Pure Linen Guest Size 69c $1.00 Pure Linen Size 18x36 79c $1.25 Pure Linen, Size 20x40...w......98c $2.00 Pure Linen, Size 22x38 $1.48 $2.60 Fine Bath Mats $1.98 AH Otheq Towels and Bath Mats LESS 15 PER CENT.