The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-06

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Schimpf. Next came the brides
maids, walking singly, Miss Christine
Rob, the brides cousin, and Miss
Nina Tobler; then the maid of honor,
Miss Lena Bitter, the brides sister,
who was followed by the two little
flower girls, Barbara Brodbeck and
Ella Henning, who proceeded the bride,
who came with her father, Mr.. F. A.
Bitter. AT the altar they were met
by the groom and his best man, Mr..
Charles Bitter, the brides brother,
and there the words which made
them one were reVerently spoken by
the Rev. Mr.. Hennig.
The bride, pretty brunette, was
gowned in white chiffon fashioned
empire with a lace fich and trimmed
with baby Irish lace, with which she
wore a white brocaded ribbon sash
and white beaver hat trimmed with
a willow plume, baby Irish lace and
pearl ornaments, her bouquet being
| Of brides roses tied with white tulle.
The color tone of white and blue
reached perfection In the toilets worn
! by the maids and the little flower
/ girls.
| The dress Of the maid of honor was
fac-simile of the brides, being of
white chiffon and lace, with a sash Of
! light blue ribbon. Her hat was of
| white silk trimmed in fringe, pearl
ornaments and an aigrette and she
carried a bouquet of white roses tied
with blue ribbon.
The bridesmaids wore dresses of
| white lingerie with panels of baby
Irish lace, blue sashes, and white silk
hats trimmed with fringe, aigrettes
and pearl ornaments their bouquets
being Of white roses tied with blue
ribbon.
The two little flower girls wore
| long-wafsted dresses of white lace,
with blue sashes and blue RIBBON In
their hair and carried baskets of rose
petals which they strewed In the
brides pathway.
The BRIDES mother was attired IN a
handsome dress Of black silk trimmed
in black passementerie, and a black
hat with black plumes and an aigrette.
Mendelssohn's Wedding March was
| played for the occasional and after
| leaving the church the bridal party
was driven to the home of the brides
parents where an informal reception
was held.
The house was tastefully decorated
| in white and blue and the young
couple received the congratulations OF
their friends in the parlor standing
under a floral wedding bell Of blue.
IN the back parlor the many hand
some wedding presents were displayed
and in the hall punch was dispensed
by Misses Sophie Peters. Claudia Per-
~, Minnie Tobler and Lula Brown.
The brides book was in charge OF
Miss Maggie Orr.
Prior to the departure OF the bride
and groom there was an alfresco sup
| per, a large tent erected in the side
garden and converted into a bower of
floral beauty being the setting for the
| table where 1875 guests were seated
| White crysanthemums and hyacinths
with the bride and groom's cake were
the effective decorations Of the festive
board.
At 7:4O Mr.. and Mrs Schettler left
for a bridal trip to Chattanooga,
Lookout mountain, Atlanta and Bir-
mtngham. The brides goingaway
gown was a coat suit Of brown with
| hat, shoes and gloves to match. They
will be away two weeks and on their
return to the city will make their
home with the brides parents at 45S
State street. The groom is In the firm
of r. L. Yuflle & Co.
Among the out-of- town guests were
Misses Katie Cusacks. Geraldine Bor-
ras, Mabel Pfeiffer Mt. IndeIchia Bor-
ras and Mr.. Leonico Borras, all of
Pensacola, and Mrs. F. Bechte1 Of New
| Orleans.