The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-18

and relatives VINO witnessed the peau-
tiful marriage ceremony.
Promptly at eight o'clock, to the
strains of the wedding march played
by Miss Antoinette DiLustro, the
| bride. on the arm OF her father, Capt.
B. Rocheblave, came down the stair
way and entered the parlor, where she
was met by the groom and his best
man, Mr.. Eugene ARIZONA of New Or
leans. Tall, with beautiful color and
| lovely, mobile features, she made a
strikingly beautiful picture, with or
ange flowers resting against her soft
brown hair, catching the filmy we'd
Kding veil in place, and wedding gown
OF white chiffon cloth, over white
| messaline. The bodice of the pretty
gown was fashioned in surplice effect
with tucked yoke, and the soft fichu
| caught with a choux of white tulle
roses and buds. The skirt was trained
and made with a tunic, after one of
| the late French fashions, and where
| the tunic was draped a motif of the
White tulle roses and buds was used.
| She carried Bride roses and her only
! ornament was diamond lavaliere. a
! gift of the groom.
| The bridesmaid, Miss Louise Ora
| ham, wore pretty frock of pink crepe
| de chine. very stylish and becoming,
and carried a shower bouquet of ferns.
l Inc WeuOlnk ceremony was per
| formed in the front parlor, which was
ali in white and green, ferns and
| palms, with the sort green of vines,
| making a background for the white
roses and carnations which were used
| in profusion.
| In the southeast corner of the room
| the improvised altar, where the vows
were given, was canopied with south
! ern sn1ilax, a trellis having been
| formed of the smilax interspersed with
| white blossoms, from which depended
| a wedding bell of white. On either
side were tall vases or carnations, and
| the mantels were banked with the
| same lovely flowers.
! The ceremony was performed by the
| Right Reverend Father Fullerton, Of
| 81. MichaePs church.
Receiving were Miss Daisy Golay,
Miss Edna Golay, Mrs. r. l.. Nickel
sen. Mrs. F. A. Currie, Mrs. J. E.
Daniels, Mrs. w. w. Day and Mrs.
| VIM. Rocheblave. And assisting were
Miss Juliette Sweeney, Miss Ellen
| Sweeney, Miss Lala Cusachs and Miss
Antoinette DiLustro.
In the hall, where punch was served
during the evening, everything was in
| crimson and green. The stairway was
wreathed with woodbine, it's bright red
flowers and glossy leaves being used
lover the doorway and against the
walls. and red roses and the deep
| crimson of the stately st. Joseph's
| lilies added to the effectiveness of the
| scene.
In the dining room, perhaps the
decorative scheme was most beauti-
fully carried out, though everywhere
| the decorations were most artistic.
The room was in pink and green,
with the exception of the brides table,
which was all in white. The white
damask cloth was covered iwth point
lace over pale green satin. In the
centre of this a mirror was placed
| upon which rested a tall cut glass
vase of white carnations, and over the
! surface of the mirror sprays of or
ange blossoms were loosely scattered.
From the chandelier which was
wreathed in smilax, garlands of white
tulle, caught from end to end with
sprays of orange blossoms were
carried to the corners Of the table and
caught with clusters of the green
leaves and waxen blossoms.
The orange blossoms were scattered
over the table and candles in old
| fashioned silver candlesticks. covered
with white shades. were used in addi-
ton to the electric lights.
The sideboard was banked in roses
and orange blossoms. and pink roses
and ferns were used on the MANTLE
piece and elsewhere.
The wedding presents. gifts from the
friends and admirers of the contract
! ing parties, were numerous as well as
| beautiful and costly
Mr.. and Mrs. Golay will be at home
| to their friends at the residence of
! the brides parents, Capt. and Mrs. B.
Rocheblave, where they have beautiful
| apartments on the second floor. They
| rave the best wishes of many friends.
! who have known them since girlhood
| and boyhood, and who are glad that
| they will make their home here.