The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-26
WEDDING OF MISS HAZEL GRAY AND MR..
CECIL SMITH BEAUTIFULLY CELEBRATED.

The pretty suburban home of Mr..
and Mrs Charles w. Gray was the
scene of one of the loveIiest home
weddings of June last night when their
only daughter, Miss Hazel Gray, was
married to Mr.. Cecil Smith, in the
presence of relatives and friends, the
Rev. Father Rittmeyer of Mobile, as
celebrant.
The library, parlor and livingroom,
and the screened verandas were beau
tlful in their decorations of pink bios
SONS and masses and garIands of
greenery, the three rooms, opening into
each other with wide double door
ways, being arranged INTELLECTUALLY
so as to prettily carry out the scheme
of decoration.
THE DECORATIONS.
The music room where the pretty
nuptial ceremony was performed was
a bower of green and pink blossoms.
At the eastern end of the room the
place Of ceremony had been most ar
tistically arranged, tall ferns on stands
on either side, with garlands of smi-
lag, forming a background of soft,
green, and the smilax also used as a
lattice work, thickly studded with the
pink blossoms.
Three pedestals on either side, with
garlands of tulle, formed an aisle from
the west door way to the white satin
priedieu. The, base of each white pc
deStal was smothered in the bios
SONS of pink oleanders and pink crepe
myrtle and were twined with aspara-
gus fern, interspersed thickly with
pink carnations, and each held a tall
vase of the beautiful pink myrtle, the
garlands Of pink tulle, caught to the
3iower-coyered pedestals in big, fluffy
bows.
Over each wide doorway the smilax
was massed. falling to the floor in
graceful profusion, and the white win
dow curtains had each it's tracery of
the green garlands. On either side
of the piano seven branching silver
candelabra flanked a great brass bowl
of the pink myrtle.
The brides table was covered with
cluny lace over pink and wreathed in
dollhouse smilaX, and cut glass dishes
held pink and white minis. The brides
cake, which conferred the table,
glistened in its white coat of icing a
silver horse shoe. for luck, and a white
dove placed just in the centre. Silver
candelabra burning white tapers were
used
In the parlor the decorations were
carried out with the same flowers and
greenery, the smilax massing doorway
and windows. and the mantle ybanked
with the pink myrtle.
The punch table was covered with
white damask and draped in dollhouse
smilax, a centerpiece of lace over pink
having a reflector outlined with the
holding the big cut glass punch bowl
Overhead an arch of native smjlax
olossPmed in pink coral vine. Here
Miss Occie Clubbs and Miss Edith
Lusk, in dainty summer gowns, served
the punch
In the livingroom, where the hand
some gifts were displayed smilax and
pink hydrangeas carried out the deco
rative scheme.
THE BRIDAY PARTY
1a Of h.,
carried out the white, pink and green
color tones very prettily.
Mrs. Wallace Lamar, whose we'd
ding only a short time ago was one
of the prettiest events of the season,
was gowned in pale green crepe de
chine fashioned in the Graped mode
and carried an arm bouquet of pink
carnations and ferns showered with
the pink 'Love-in- a Mist" and tied
with garlandS of tulle.
Miss Avis Smith, maid Of honor
wore an exquisitely dainty gown of
white grandmother's swiss over pink
messaline, trimmed in round thread
lace, and worn with pink gloves and