The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-07
TARANTo- RAR6ERI WEDDING
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

On Wednesday. September 3, old St.
Michaef's church was the scene OF
one of the prettiest weddings that has
ever taken place in Pensacola Al
precisely 4:30 o'clock the notes Of the
well known wedding march announced
to the waiting throngs that the bridal
party had arrived.
Mrs. Robert Forest presided at the
organ, rendering the following beauti-
full program of music:
March. Meyerbeer.
Bridal Eve, RAN.
Selections from Meyer Helmund.
Tannhausr for entrance.
Voices OF the Wood, during the cere-
mony.
MendeIssohn.
The entered as follows: Mr.. Frank
Barberi, best man, and. Miss Minnie
Barberi, cousin Of the bride, matron
OF honor. Mr.. Louis Barberi and Miss
Josephine Faggiona. The bride, Miss
Minnie Gertrude Barberi, leaning on
the arm Of her father, Mr.. r. M !.
Barheri. Mrs. Rosa Faggiona and
Mrs. Mamie Barberi.
At the foot of the altar that has
Witnessed so many romantic mar
r1age. the bride was met by Mr.. Mar
ion laramie, who entered alone from
the side entrance.
The church had been paced for an
hour before the arrival of the bridal
party, there being several hundred in
vitations out. There were also nu-
merous spectators for Miss Barbert
has spent her life in Pensacola and
is noted for her great beauty and
lovely disposition. As she entered the
church she presented a picture Of
great beauty. Had she lived in the
time Of the great masters they would
have looked no further for a subject
for their famous Madonna paintings.
Her gown was of brocade satin
trimmed with chiffon embroidered
with crystal ornaments. She wore
her tulle veil in a Julette cap, the
cap effect outlined by a wreath OF
orange blossoms. the long veil sweep
ing to the very end OF her square cut
train. She carried an arm bouquet Of
bridesroses.
The maid of honor, Miss Minnie
Barberi, was dressed in pink satin
with chiffon and crystal trimmings.
The second bridesmaid. Miss Jose
phine Fagziona, wore a blue chiffon
arm bouquets OF bridesmaid roses.
Mrs. T. NJ. Barberi, mother of the
bride. was dressed in black silk with
real lace collar and cuffs.
The presents were numerous and
very handsome. some OF them coming
from Philadelphia and other cities.
For several hours the residence was
thronged with guests who had been
fortunate enough to receive invita-
tons 70 the reception. The table was
set under a hugh wedding bell.
streamers of white and pink ribbon
leading from the bell to the four COR
ners of the room. The mantle was
banked with white and pink flowers.
The wedding cake was a work OF arr.
It was ave tiers high and was sur
mounted by a miniature bridal coupls
standing under a wedding bell that
rinkled as It swung TO and fro at the
slightest movement. Refreshments
were served In abundance. the table
and sideboard being loadd with all
kinds of delicacies. Wines OF every
well known vintage were served Fruit
Of all kinds was nabundance.
A six-piece orchestra provided mu-
sic for those who cared to dance
Twelve O'Clock struck before the last
guest departed.
The wedding will long be remem-
bered as o most delightful affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. laramie are at home
to their friends at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. M.
Barberi, 4s5 East Intendencia street.
JUDGE J. EMMETT WOLFE
IMPROVING