The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-19
NEEDING OF
MSS BLANCHE REAGER
TO MR.. WALTER MACkEY.

The wedding of Miss Blanche
Sybilla Reager to Mr.. Walter Monroe
Mackey took place last night at the
Gadsden Street Methodist church. the
Rev. Mr.. T. n. Lennox, pastor of the
First Christian church, of which the
bride is a member, officiating.
The church was filled with the rela-
tives and friends of the bride and
, groom, and while the congregation was
assembling Mrs. F. Albert Reager
sang very beautifully Il Love You
4 Truly" and "Oh Promise Me-" Miss
Lilly Williams accompanying on the
tcrgan. During the ceremony Miss
Williams played Mendelssohn's Spring
Song.
Promptly at eight o'clock, to the
strains of the wedding march, the
bridal party entered.
Miss Blanche White and Or. G. w.
Ifain, Miss Katherine Scarritt and Mr..
Ed. White came first, the bridesmaids
and ushers entering alone and meeting
at the altar.
The bridesmaids wore white en-
broidered. lingerie over yellow MESA
lime, with yellow Grecian bands and
aigrettes of yellow tulle in the hair,
and carried Easter lilies tied with
SeSow tulle.
The matron of honor who entered
alone, wore handsome gown Of white
4 chiffon over yellow crepe de chine,
\ trimmed in fringe and hand -embroid-
cry, and carried Easter lilies tied with
yellow tulle.
Miss Mamie Ross Reager, the maid
| of honor. and sister of the bride. was
lovely all In white. Her gown was OF
white embroidered lingerie and she
carried Easter lilies tied with white
ltulle.
The little flower girl Marion Muir
ply. a niece of the groom. was dainty
ind sweet in lacey white dress, with
big white ribbon bow IN her blonde
hair. and carried basket of Marechal
Neal roses.
The bride entered on the arm of her
hther Mr.. VIM. T. Reager. She was
bvely in gown of white charmeuse
htin, trimmed in shadow lace and
Fystals, fashioned high neck and ell
pw sleeves and worn with gloves and
fhite satin slippers The wedding
ell was caught with lilies of the
blley and its misty folds made a be-
inning frame to the sweet face. The
Kidding gown was made in Empire
sle, with fichu effect, and sweeping
ort train. The brides only orna
Vt was a diamond and pearl tavA
gift from the groom. She
Ied shower bouquet of lilies oil
Valley.
p bride was met at the altar by
9room, whose best man was Mr.
n Cawthon.
E church was decorated in palms
and yellow nasturtium, the sug-
ION of yellow being used also at
~ house in the DECORATIONS
.mmediately after the ceremony a
!eceprao0a- was ~Seru srr- rIre NOME OF the
prde,s parTnts on East Gadsden
street. Palms and ferns, with roses
hnd sweet peas, made an attractive
BETTING for the wedding party and
guests. and assisting were Miss Edith
Lusk. Miss Occie CIubbs and Miss
Ma1le Hoer, all in pretty evening
Mrs. Reager, the mother of the bride
was handsomely gowned in grey
procaded messaline, trimmed in ORES
Zen bands.
The punch, which was served from 2
pretty lace covered table in the hall
vas presided over by Mrs. j. C. Long
Fho made herself charming to al
whom she gracefully served
The dining room was especially love
" in its decorations The table wa:
All in white. The cloth of luny lace hat
rs Its centerpiece reflector on which
was placed a tall epergne of Easter