The veil was secured to her head by a simple wreath of myrtle and orange blossoms taken from the palace hothouses, and she carried a single, pure white candle in her hands.
Curt Kennedy, Mrs. Hawthorne's business partner at the ice cream parlor, stood in the shop today where a simple wreath with satin ribbons adorned the door.
Established 200 years after the original festival that began at Olympia in 776 B.C., the Panathenaic Games in Athens followed much the same lines, except that they awarded far more valuable prizes than the simple wreaths that crowned Olympic champions.
The reverse, designed with help from Longacre's assistant, Peter Filatreu Cross, depicts a simple wreath encircling the date and value of the coin, and the inscription .
Many times graves may even be unmarked, or marked only with a simple wreath.
The Tree WINTER'S darkest days can be brightened with aromatic greenery -from a simple wreath to a freshly harvested Christmas tree.
LEAD: In this holiday season the best-decorated house in New York has only a few simple wreaths in its windows, no Christmas tree and no garlands.
But they're even more so right now, with 17 paintings on loan from Fort Worth's Kimbell Art In this holiday season the best-decorated house in New York has only a few simple wreaths in its windows, no Christmas tree and no garlands.
"Something pre-Raphaelite, I would suggest, and perhaps just a simple wreath of fresh flowers..." "Oh no ... I'm too old," Nell protested, but both Susan and Liz swept her objections aside, and somehow or other she found herself giving way to them.
