The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-27
MARRIAGE OF
Or. WILLIAM M'GEHEE
AND MISS HILL

The wedding OF DR.. William W. Me-
Gehee. son of DR.. Q. C. McGehee, pre-
siding elder of this district of the
Methodist church, to Miss Moselle
Hill, of Selma, is an event of no little
interest here. where the groom and
HIS family are well known and much
beloved.
The marriage was soiemnized at
half after six o'clock Wednesday
evening at the Church Street Method
list church in Selma, the sacred edifice
being very beautifully decorated in
a plan of green and white with white
carnations and the candles on the
white altar; ferns and palms furnish
| ing the foliage; and the first three
| pews marked off with punches of car
nations tied with tulle and garlands
of hot house smilax were reserved for
| the family.
DR.. o. c, McGehee, father of the
| groom, performed the ceremony assist
ed by Rev. John E. Northcutt, pastor
| of the Selma Methodist church, says
| the Mobile Register.
The wedding party was a large one
and the brides attendants had caught
some of the glow of the fast fading
sunset in the pastel shades of their
I
and also in their bouquets which were
arm clusters of enchantress carnations
| tied with imported tulle ribbons the
shade of each dress.
The bride came with her father and
Esther May Hill, her only sister was
maid of honor and looked very sweet
and girlish wearing simple little
hand made gown of white marauisette
| trimmed with pale pink French roses
with shirrings and puffings of the
marquisette, the dress being made over
white satin.
The youthful charm and loneliness
of the bride was most pronounced in
| her wedding gown of ivory satin,
fashioned with draped panniers of
| chiffon caught up with satin orna-
ments and orange blossoms and with
! the court train. The trimmingsj were
of Brussels rose point lace and chif-
| fon roses and her tulle veil worn car
effect was confined to her hair with
! orange blossoms and a spray of the
same bridal flowers caught her vel
| to the train. She carried a shower
/ bouquet of Brides roses and lilies OF
the valley tied with an imported white
! chiffon satin bordered scarf,
The maids all wore aigrettes and
bands matching their dresses in their
hair. Mrs. McKenzie's gown being OF
rose pink brocaded charmeuse
trimmed in rose point lace and gold
roses, and she carried a bouquet OF
pink Killarney roses, as did the young
maid of honor whose flowers were in
shower effect tied with an imported
embroidered pink chiffon scarf.
Miss McCall's dress was of blue
1 ,arf,A
with loops of blue ribbon and gar
lands of pink French rosebuds. Miss
| Welch's gown was of yellow char
meuse, draped skirt and pleated chif-
ton waist trimmed in chiffon flowers
covered in gold net; Miss Du Bosses
was a gold bordered pink chiffon over
pink satin trimmed in cut bead orna-
ments and silk roses; Miss Anderson S
a blue charmeuse Graped skirt with
princess lace waist and crystal bodice;
Miss McGehee's gown was of green
satin with over draperies of silver
dew drop chiffon with hand painted
/ Persian border trimmed in bands OF
silver lace.
Immediately after the ceremony q
reception was held at the Hill home
where a three course supper was
served, The house was decorated in
ferns, palms and white carnations;
| the presents were displayed in the
drawing room. The dining table was
bespread with a cluny lace cover over
| pink satin and adorned with the
brides cake; brass candlesticks with
pink shades; pink and green heart
shaped minis.
Mrs. McGehee's going away cos
tune was a taupe whipcord tailor suit
draped skirt trimmed in big smoked
pearl buttons and black braid; the
coat with Robespierre collar and big
llapels trimmed with same buttons
and braid as the skirt with a golden
shade broadcloth vest. Her hat OF
velour was the shade Of the vest with
French plume shaded from golden
to taupe and her blouse was Of Irish
crochet trimmed in golden charmeust
and amber buttons.
After their reception eight automo-
biles filed with wedding guests and
the bride and groom left for Mont
gomery, from which city DR.. and
Mrs. McGehee will leave for New
York.