The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-26
WEDDING OF MISS LOUISE CHAPLIN
FLETCHER TO DIR. THOMAS JUNIOR KEMP.

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Philadelphia, each in an American
Beauty shade of radium over an I'M
derskirt Of white tulle; Miss Claire
Fletcher Of Forysth, Ca, and Miss
Gladys Bland of Jacksonville, each in
an overdress of bright rose radtum
over an underskirt of white tulle;
Miss Cornelia Pulsen of Monticello,
Fla, and Miss Gertrude Hammatt Nor
Jacksonville, with dresses Of pink ra-
dunn over underskirts of white tulle;
Miss Eugenia Walker of Atlanta and
Miss Charlotte Phillips of Jacksonville,
with overdresses of flesh pink radium
over underskirts of white tulle. Each
wore Gaby Deslys caps in shades to
match the gown.
Other Handsome Gowns.
The mother of the bride was be-
comingly costumed in an imported
gown of white watered silk, with
shadow design of white fleur des lis
and a pompadour design in rose and
old blue and trimmed with real lace,
with touches of rose, and old blue
chiffon, and brilliants. Mrs. Fletcher
carried stiff bouquet of orchids and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Zada Kemp, Of Virginia. a sis
ter of the groom, appeared in pale blue
messaline, trimmed with heavy cream
lace.
Mrs. Fred Yerkes, Of Jacksonville,
wLite taffeta and Duchess point lace,
with deep bertha.
Miss Newton, of Washington. in a
handsome black gown of real lace.
Miss Sara Freeland. of Jacksonville,
princess lace over white messaline,
with crystal trimming, and pearl bands
in couture.
Miss Bertha Foster in Paris gown,
gold spangled net, over champagne,
and exquisite gold band in couture.
Wedding Music.
Several selections were played while
the guests We're assembling in the
church The wedding music was by
Miss Bertha Foster, of Jacksonville, at
| the pipe organ, and Mr.. Lollenberg,
cellist, soloist of the Washington
! Symphony Orchestra. AS the bridal
| rarity entered the soft strains of the
Lchengrin Wedding March pealed
forth, and at the conclusion of the
ceremony the Mendelssohn Wedding
/ March was given.
| The ushers consisted of DIR. Talbot,
| L. S. A., DIR. Rogers, and DIR. Piggott,
! Of Washington, Mr.. I.ippitt,- of Porto
Rico, Mr.. Martin Rivero, son of the
/ Cuban minister, Mr.. Bradt, Mr.. Meares
of Leavenworth, Kansas, and Mr.. Bar
low.
At the Reception.
Immediately after the ceremony the
] ana guests JOuTneNeO 10
/ 'Maison Rauscher" where the wedding
/ party received in a small reception
/ room decorated with ferns and Ameri-
| can Beauty roses. Thence they pass
| ed into a large reception room where
| a green color scheme was carried out,
! palms and ferns predominating. Sup
pei was served from large ball room.
where at one end was placed a large
table with floral canopy rising from
the center. This room was beautiful
with festoons of green baskets con-
| tanning pink flowers and depending in
ali directions from the ceiling.
I An orchestra half concealed in
balcony above the ball room furnish
cd music through the evening for
dancing.
Much interest was manifested in the
brides cake, fitted out with a but
ton. a penny, a ring and a thimble.
The bride cut the cake with an ivory
handled knife tied with a white satin
ribbon and decorated with orange
blossoms. Each guest was presented
with a white box containing wedding
cake, the box having the initials 'F"'
and * and the date 1912" in sill
yer.
Leave For Mediterranean.
Immediately following the reception
DIR. and Mrs Kemp boarded a mid
night train for Baltimore, whence they
go to Boston, sailing for the Medi-
terranean on Thursday, April eth.
They will be at home to friends in
Washington the second Thursday after
the first of October at the home the
groom has prepared for his bride at
| No. 1927 Sixteenth street
- The brides travelling dress was of
| Bedford cord in two shades of brown,
| trimmed with touches of brown and
green, with hat, gloves and shoes to
| match.
Handsome Presents Received.
AS a testimonial to the popularity of
| tile contracting parties and the esteem
| in which Senator and Mrs. Fletcher
are held. many handsome and valuable
/ presents were received. These pres
erts have been coming in for the past
| ten days at the home of Senator and
Mrs. Fletcher, No. 1855 Massachusetts,
| avenue, North West. One of the most
! appreciated and daintiest presents was
! basket of Easter lilies and white Ii
laos. received from the Congressional
| Club on the occasion Of a breakfast
given by Miss Fletcher to her bridal
| party last Monday morning at her
home. The Congressional Club is COM
| posed of the wives and daughters Of
senators and representatives.
Best Wishes of Many.
DIR. and Mrs. Kemp left Washing
| number of friends. The bride has been
! one of the most popular members Of
| Washington society ever since her
residence in the national capital. DR..
Kemp has been a successful and popu
| lar physician in Washington and the
| District of Columbia for a number of
years. They will be cordially welcom-
! cd upon their return after a tour Of
| the principal European countries.
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