The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-20
MISS MARCELLA FOX, FORMER
I'CELLIST IN SAN CARLOS LADIES
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ORCHESTRA A BRIDE.
Pensacola friends of Miss Marcella
Fox, the very able 'cellist who played
with the San Carlos Ladies' Orchestra
this season, and who delighted many
with her very charming manner, will
be interested in the following account
of her marriage to Prof Frederick G.
Mayer, from the Sandusky. (Ohio)
Star-Journal, which occurred on June
14th:
Beautifully appointed in every de-
tail was the marriage Of Miss Marcel
la ]. Fox, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry G. Fox, to Prof. Frederick c.
Mayer, of Milwaukee, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Mayer Of Kenosha, Wis,
which was celebrated with a high
mass at st. Mary's Catholic church
Wednesday morning at nine o'clock.
Flowers and ferns adorned the
| church, and the altar of the blessed
Virgin was decorated in flowers. The
marriage ceremony and nuptial high
mass was read by the Rev. Father Jos.
S. Widmann, and the full choir rem
dered special music under the direc-
ton of Prof. Norbert E. Fox, brother
Of the bride.
THE Lohengrin wedding march
heralded the coming of the wedding
| party, which was preceded by the
three ushers, the Messrs. George Lee
| her, VIII frost and VIM. Schaeffer.
Four sisters of the bride attended her
as maids of honor and bridesmaids.
Miss Sylvania Fox, in a dainty frock
| of pink chiffon over silk, lead the way
carrying the bridal shower bouquet of
valley lilies and roses. The Misses
Coletta and Olivia Fox followed. Their
costumes were of pale green and white
! satin respectively and they carried
white roses. Miss Renata Fox, the
bridesmaid, walked next. She wore a
beautiful lace robe over yellow MESA
line, made princess and her bou
Quet also was of white roses caught
with yellow tulle.
The bride then entered on the arm
of her father, who gave her in mar
rage She wore an exquisite gown Of
lace over white satin, with trimmings
of pearl and crystal. The gown was
fashioned in empire style and was
caught at the high waistline with a
heavy silken cord. A tulle veil fasten-
ed with pearl ornaments fell to the
edge Of the train, in court length. Her
only adornment was the gift Of the
groom, a beautiful pendant set with
diamonds and pearls, and she carried
a white prayer book and rosary.
1.-The groom and his best man, Mr..
Frank Zense, of Milwaukee, met the
bridal party at the sanctuary. The
groom then led his bride to the altar,
where the ring service was used in the
ceremony.
THE Mendelssohn wedding march
was rendered as a occasional
"A reception and wedding breakfast
followed at the home of the bride
only the immediate relatives being
| adorned the various rooms, and white
and gold was beautifully arranged at
the bridal table, where covers were
laid for fourteen, including the bridal
party, the parents, the Rev. Father
widmann. Other guests were seated
at smaller tables throughout the
rooms Serving were Misses Marie
and Zelma Zeller, Juanita Sipgler.
Caroline Embse and Celestine Herb.
Among the guests were Mrs. F. w.
Mayer, and daughters, Lou and AIDE
laide, of Kenosha, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hebert Of Cleveland. Mr.. Frank
Zense of Milwaukee, DR.. and Mrs. G.
D. Thompson of Kenosha-
Prof and Mrs. Mayer leave this
evening for Chicago and Milwaukee,
thence to Butternut Lake, where they
will spend a month in a bungalow.
; THE bride will wear in travelling a
: becoming suit Of dark blue with white
Milan hat trimmed in green, and will
: carry geenparas oil.
Returning they will make their
home in Milwaukee, where the groom
is teacher of pharmacy and chemistry
. at Marquette university. and the bride
: will teach cello in the conservatory Of
music at the university"
sANoER.-PARIsH.
A wedding of much interest in two
states occurred at Fairchilds, Deca-
tur COUNT, Ga, Sunday afternoon
s June 18th 1911, when Mr.. E. s. Par
:, ish, of Gskin, Fla, led to the altar
= Miss Ernetine Saunders, Of Fairchild
: Ga, says the cambridge Searchlight
= of June 18th.
In the presence of the relatives and
g a few of tie close friends Of the con-
tracing parties, the ceremony was i'm
S pressively performed by Rev. Carl w
Minor, D. D., of cambridge, Ga
Miss Sanders is a fair daughter OF
the old dominion state. Her home
was in Ewood, Va, but since the
death of Ter parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]
!, T. SaundGs. she has made her home
with her brother, Mr.. J. 7. Saunders