The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-16

Lee Bell. who acted as the best man,
met the bride at the altar.
The wedding music was furnished by
Professor Sells orchestra, Mendels-
sohn and Lohengrin being used, with
other appropriate selections played be-
fore and during the ceremony.
A very pretty feature of the we'd
ding was the manner of entrance, the
the maids entered from the opposite
doorway, men and maids meeting at
the altar. The groomsmen were NJ.
Clarence Pfeiffer. Mr.. Walter Biggs
and Mr.. Bondrup Olsen.
The maid of honor. Miss Gladys
Byxbe, was very attractively gowned
in white crepe meteor, fashioned Dutch
neck and short sleeves, worn with long
gloves and white satin shoes. A black
picture hat with sweeping white os-
trich plume, and big yellow rose rest
ing on the soft hair, completed the
lovely costume, with which was car
ried an immense arm bouquet OF vel
low roses, tied with yellow tuile.
Miss Zoe Bell the groom's sister,
chiffon oyerdress and crystal trim
mings. worn with big black hat AMI
pink ostrich plunes resting against
the laYf.
Miss Sadie Jones was charmingIy
gowned in white satin draped in lace
and crystal trimmings. Her black pic
ture hat, with its long black plume,
had q pretty contrast in the big pink
rose placed under the wide brim.
Miss Felen Mccullough was ex-
tremely pretty in white satin, with
shadow lace used iavishly In its de.
ve1opment. pink chiffon rose buds en-
bellishing the draped waist and grace
full skirt.
Her -brimmed black hat, with
pink ostrich plume, was most pic
| turesquO and becoming.
All of the bridesmaids carried i'm
mense ann bouquets OF pink enchant-
ress carnations.
The lIide's mother was handsomely
gownd in silver grey silk trimmed in
silver iace.
While no formal reception was hsld
following the church ceremony, the
brides parents entertained the bridal
party Informally at the home on Nortn
Baylen streets, the dining room being
very lovely in all it's appointment :,
the wedding cake centreing the table,
which was covered with Battenburg
lace over pale green satin, fragrant
white carnations in tall cut-glass vases
used ~ each end, with cut glass and
silver uishes holding mints and com
fits.
A delightful feature Of the wedding
was the arrival Unexpectedly on the
morning train, and just in time for the
wedding. of Mr.. Michel Olsen, an uncle
of the bride, who, without notifying
his niece OF his intention, had travelled
all the way from Minden, Nebraska,
to attend the ceremony.
The bride presented each OF her
maids with lovely favors, friendship
circle pins expressing a sweet and APP
propriate sentiment.
Seldom has so lavish and beautI.
full a display OF wedding gifts been
seen as attested to the wide acQuaint-
ance and popularity OF the bride and
groom. Silver and cut glass. china,
bric- a-brsc and furniture Ter the new
home filed an entire room. among the
gifts being a very handsome silver
casserole from the Maids Of Bimini.
whose queen Miss Olsen was during
the last carnival.
The brides going away gown was
very modish and becoming. A coat
suit Of Delft blue. with wide cuffs and
revers CT white cloth, and trimmings
of dak blue velvet, was worn with
blue hat. gloves and shoes to match.
Mr.. arc Mrs. Bell left on the noon
train for an extended wedding tim
erary, and on their return will be at
home &. their friends on West Grader
street.