The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-24

dinA Narty, Miss Eva Berlin sang, with
mucn beauty and expression, Because
I Love You Dear" to accompaniment
mony Traumerii was rendered.
One of the most beautiful senti-
ments of the wedding was the pres
ence in the wedding party of the
brides grandmother, Mrs. G. NJ CO.
hen, who acted as her granddaughter
matron of honor. She was handsome
ly gowned in black bengaline, with
trimmings of gold lace and buttons
and carried pink chrysanthemums, tied
with streamers of pink tulle. She was
accompanied to and from the altar by
her husband, the lover of many days.
by whose side when she was young
in years, as she is still now IN heart,
she walked to take her marriage
vows, that have made the years that
she has tread so lightly, fragrant and
beautiful.
The bride was never lovelier. She
entered with her father, Mr. Lag ia
coby and her trained gown lent height
and dignity to her graceful figure.
Fashioned of ivory white satin char
meuse. In the prevailing directoire
mode. with Wrecked, long sleeves and
sweeping train, and worn with the
long. f1lmy bridal veil. caught with a
coronet of orange blossoms, 1t was ex-
ceedingly becoming to the blonde
beauty of the young bride. The yoke
soft fichu and tunic were all of the
new French shadow lace, the long un
der sleeves were Of tucked net and
across the front of the gown garlands
of pearls were used, while the tunic
and train were caught In place, too.
by the pearl ornaments. She carried
a shower bouquet of Bride roses and
lilies Of the valley.
The brides sister, Miss Lillian ia
CODY. who was the only bridesmaid,
wore handsome gown Of pink char
meuse, with overskirt of pink brocade,
with trimmings of gold lace, fashion
ed en- traine, and she carried pink
chrysanthemums with streamers of
pink tulle.
One Of the original touches of the
wedding was given in the strewing OF
flower petals by the two little flower
girls, cousins of the BRIDE who each
carried one immense, long stemmed
chrysanthemums, from which the pet
ais were plucked and scattered as
they preceded the bride up the aisle.
These two dainty little maids, small
cousins of the bride, were little Fran
ces Cohen and Sara Wolff. and both
made pretty pictures in their dainty
gowns of hand embroidered lingerie
with insets Of Irish crochet, over pink
messaline.
The groom's best man was Mr..
Ralph Berlin, his brother.
The ushers were Messrs. Jack Stone,
Jack Kugleman. Leo Lischten and Joe
Jacoby. brother Of the bride.
The brides mother was handsome
ly gowned In French blue charmeuse,
,-efAl.- -ses0I ca ria,.
braid, and cream lace yoke embroid-
cred In blue in floral design.
Immediately after the wedding a re-
ception was held at the home of the
brides parents on West Belmont
street, and many friends called to Of
fer their congratulations.
The entire lower floor was decor
ated and presented most unusually
beautiful scene. Against the back
ground of bamboo and ferns, used in
lavish profusion, the exquisitely grace
| full flowers Of Love-in- a-Mist were
festooned. and the big pink blossoms
of the chrysanthemums also added to
| the effect. About the windows, the
! mantels, the chandeliers and the door
ways the trailing vines were used
with the beautiful pink Love-in "a Mist
and the heavy headed pink chrysan
themums.
In the dining room the lights were
shaded by immense pink chrysanthe-
NUNS, and the graceful garlands that
were carried from chandeliers to table
were frightened with the blooms. The
nuts and bonbons were nestled in the
| pink flower cups, and the cakes and