The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29
LANDRUM- ELDREDcE WEDDING
AT D'FUNlAK SPRINGS TUESDAY
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
DeFuniak Springs, June 28.-Beau-
t1ful in it's sweet simplicity and per-
feet in every detail was the wedding
or Miss Callie Agatha Landrum to
Mr.. Inman Fowler Eldredge, which
took place at the home of the brides
mother at ha1f-past ten, Tuesday
morning.
The archway between the back par
Tor and library was festooned with
garlands of southern smilax and plu-
mosa- Tall palms and graceful ferns
were banked on either side. The prize
deau, draped. in snowy white with <he
traces of smilax and ferns bore tall
old silver candlesticks, large bowls of
Shasta daisies and golden petal pop
pies. Here the ceremony was per-
formed. Over every wide doorway
and window the smilax formed a trel-
lis OF green. The mantles were banked
with daisies and ferns, tall vases of
the white and gold blossoms making
harmonious back ground Dozens
or candles with shades of pierced brass
and yellow poppies shed their soft
light through the rooms In the front
parlor the presents were displayed.
Here, too, the beautiful Shasta daisies
were used. very beautiful feature
of the wedding was the music, Mrs.
Harley Cawthon at the piano. The
wedding party entertained to Lohen-
grin's Bridal Chorus sung by Mrs.
Harley Cawthorn, Miss Annie Burke
Iandrum, Mrs. Beverly MikeIl and
Miss Victoria Huise.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Jeanne Landrum as maid
of honor, gowned in yellow tissue over
yellow satin, worn with yellow satin
slippers. The draperies caught with
yellow roses. She carried an arm bou-
quet of sweet peas and Shasta daisies
tied with tulle, wearing a bandeau of
Shasta daisies in her dark drown hair.
The dear little ring bearer, Mary Win
burn Horton, was sweet and dainty in
: white handmade dress, of batiste and
lace, with white ribbon sash and white
ribbon on her pretty golden head She
bore the ring in the heart of large
yellow rose.
The bride entered on the arm of her
brother, Mr.. G. A. Landrum. She was
sweet and youthful in her wedding
height to the graceful young figure
and the misty tul1e veil with cap of
rose-point outlined with orange bios
SONS, making a soft frame for her
girlish face.
The gown was of imported Brussels
net with border Of rose-point and
rose-point applique over white satin
charmeuse. The draperies of rose point
falling from the high girdle of satin,
in the back, over the train carried
across the front and reaching to the
Bottom of the train on the opposite
side. The draperies were caught at the
left side with orange blossoms. Rose |
point and seed pearls formed the yoke. |
high collar and half sleeves of the
waist The high gridle and soft |
dranhd waist was caught on the left |
side Fith orange blossoms. Her bou- !
quet was, on brides roses, her only |
espstment was pendant an heir loom |
in the Eldredge family. She carried a |
real lace handkerchief used by her
mother at her own wedding. The |
ceremony was witnessed by relatives
and few most intimate friends, Rev. |
A. G. S. Smythe reading the beautiful |
Episcopal ring service.
Immediately after the ceremony the |
bridal party proceeded to the front |
parlor and stood before a large pier |
glass, between vine draped and flower |
studded windows, where they received |
the congratulations of the waiting
guests.
Four little girl friends Of the bride, |
Vannie and Anne Shepard, Flora |
Douglass Mclean, and Julia Simmons, !
in dainty white with yellow robbon
sashes and bandeaux served the we'd
ding breasfast. While the breakfast
was served Master John Hulse of New
Orleans played several selections on
the violin, accompanied by Mrs Har-
ley Cawthon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldredge left at noon
in an automobile amid a shower of
rice, Mrs. Elderdge wearing gown
of eponge in Russian coat effect, with
hat, shoes and gloves 10 EatCn IHey
were met at Freeport by the govern
ment launch Sylvia, going to Camp
Pinchot after q few days cruise,
where they will make their summer
home The out guests Were:
Misses. Estelle ard Barbara Eldredge
OF Camden, S. g., young sisters of the
gfooN Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Mikell, /
os' Charleston, sister and brother-in-
law Of the groom, Mrs. s. ID. Cawthon, |
of TailahaSsse, sister of the bride, Mr..
L. 1hI.aff1, OF Florala, brother n-law
OF 44e bride, Miss Mary Burke and
DR. Malcolm Burke of Montgomery,
Miss Victoria Hulse and Master John
Hulse of New Orleans, Mrs. F. c.
Horton and two children, Dennette
and Mary, of Mobile, Miss Kate Ian
drum, of Pensacola, all cousins of
the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Sumpter Mil
ngan and Mr.. MINIS Milligan of An
dalusia. Ala, Senator and Mrs. B. FL.
Lindsey of Bombay, r. s. Mckee. of !
CARRIERS, Rev. r. Q. Baker of Argyle,
a lifetime friend of the bride.