The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-25
WEDDING OF Mr.. K. r. PADERIck
AND MISS BESSIE CATS.

| The following account of Miss Bes-
sic Cats and MIR. K. r. Paderick, will
| be read with interest here where both
| have many friends:
| The most beautiful social event OF
the spring season in DeFuniak was the
marriage of Miss Bessie Cats, daugh-
ter OF Rev. and Mrs. Sidney J. Cats,
to Mr.. K r. Paderick. Wednesday
church, where hundreds of interested
friends gathered to witness the sacred
ceremony which united two of the
most popular young people in the en-
tire state Of Florida, their adopted
home
The bride Is truly a beauty Of our
southern type, with dark dreamy eyes
and misty dark hair, and her beauty
never shone more brightly than upon
/ the wedding night, when she gave her
hand with her heart to the man Of her
choice.
The church was radiantly beautiful
with it's decorations of southern smi-
lax and springs sweetest and freshest
flowers. The work of decoration was
under the supervision of Mrs Beard
and Mrs. Dudley McCaskin Tall,
graceful ferns were banked below and
upon the pulpit rostrum, combined
with smilax in graceful garlands form
ing high green background, an eff
fectiVe setting for great clusters of
pink roses and pink geraniums in the
palest and sweetest tints of spring
Pink carnations added their beauty
and fragrance to the pretty scene
which resembled a picture of fairy,
land. In front of this were two tail
arches over which srnllax entwined in
graceful confusion, so prettiIy ar
ranged one thought only the hand of
Dame Nature could have placed it
there. Here and there among the
green leaves, pink roses and pink car
nations peeped out, prettiIy fashioned
xaGya toll
April showers and May sunshine. Be-
tween the arches hung a large bell Of
pink roses, through which cleaned an
electric light. Above the wedding
bell hung a large bell of pink roses,
through which cleaned an electric
light. Above the wedding bell hung
an emblem to gladden. the entire de-
sign, and one remembered that 'all the
world loves a. lover" for two beautiful
white doves futtered above two white
hearts upon which the initials 'B. c."
and *. Pr were engraved, linked to-
gether with a love chain.
Mrs. Harley Cawthon sweetly sang
II Love You Truly" accompanied by
Miss Annie Burke Landrum on the or
gan and Mr. Rosby Brown on the vio-
lin.
To the beautiful strains of MendeIs-
sohn's wedding march the bridal
party entered as follows: Miss Pearl
Mcconnell with Mr.. Charles Terry.
Miss Minnie McCaskill with Mr.. Ide
Stinson, Miss Bessie White with Mr..
W. F. Arnsheld, Miss Jimmie Lou
Burks with Mr.. Wallace Campbell,
Miss Kate Rurks with Mr.. Harry Vim
son, Miss Annie HOustis with Mr..
Howard Cawthon.
The bridesmaids were charmingIy
gowned in white crepe meteor lace,
trimmed with sashes of green, carry
ing bouquets of pink carnations tied
with green tulIe.
Next came the matrons, Mrs. A F.
Paderick and Mrs. James H. Bachelor
wearing beautiful gowns of white crepe
meteor, with arm bouquets of pink
carnations.
The maid of honor came next, Miss
Ruth Cats. sister of the bride, beau
tifully gowned in green Dresden
chiffon over lace and messaline, car
rying an arm bouquets of pink car
nations.
Then came eight sweet. dainty little
flower girls, Miss BeEnice Sutton, Jew