The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-24

and queen seated on the throne, with
the court on either side The third tab
leau was Wedding Day on Mars" The
lights were beautiful in the extreme,
The dull red and brilliant yellow OF
the grottoes and hills Of Mars werc
peopled with strange and grotesdue
creatures, their rich and handsome
costumes seeming to fit into the pic
ture. and to suggest the eerie passes
of the County of The Moon. The beauti-
full and wierd effect was heightened
by the lights, moving and shifting, like
jeweled colors over the quickly chang
ing tableaux.
After the grand march and the first
dance, led by the king and queen and
participated in only by the court, dane
ing ives general, the music furnished
by the San Carlos orchestra
ID The upstairs balcony, which was
decorated with a frieze of native srni-
lax. the balustrade twined with the
same beautiful vine. the spectators
were ser ted and looked upon scene
of much bfilliancy, besides the hand
some Costumes of the maskers the
beautiful evening gowns worn by tho
ladies adding to the picture. Many
beautiful gowns were noted In the ball
room.
Miss Marjorie Aleshire, daughter of
General Aleshire, of Washington, d. c..
who is the guest of Miss Nellie Key
SER whore white satin with an over
DIRE SIS of exquisite black net.
Miss Keyser was lovely in pink chif-
fon over pink satin, with trimmings of
fur.
Mrs. j. T. Sloan, of New Jersey. who
is the guest of Mrs. James NJ. Muldon,
wore a handsome gown of black char
meuse and jet
Mrs. Muldon was charmingiy gown
ed in white satin with overdress OF
spangled lace.
Mrs. William Madison Mason, of
Washington. D. c.. who is the guest OF
Mrs. William Fisher wore handsome
gown of black silk crepe.
Mrs. Fisher was beautifully gowned
In pink charmeuse. entraine.
Mrs. Charles Folsom, Of Asheville, N.
c., formerly Miss Cornie Bass, was
lovely in white satin.
Mrs. James Forbes, of Hopkinsville.
KY, formerly Miss Dixie Bass, was
exquisitely gowned in white with over
dress of Irish point.
Miss Florence Coffin. of Birmingham,
the guest OF Miss Mollie Biount, was
beautiful in American Beauty messa-
line, with trimmings of rhinestones and
lace.
Miss Blount wore pale blue chiffon
over blue satin, with trimmings of
lace.
Mrs. j. b. White, of Piainneld, N.
", who is visiting the family of Mr..
F. C. Brent, wore pink satin gown,
with hand-embroidered overdress of
marquisette with real lace trimmings.
Miss Belle Brent wore white lace
with over drapery of pale blue char
meuse embroidered in gold, with a
touch of black velvet.
Mrs. j. s. McGaughey wore a very
handsome gown of silver brocade bor-
dered in pink and lavender flowers, the
waist developed in lace, with high CIR
die and long sash Of lavender, fash
toned over light blue satin.
Mrs. w. NJ. McClelland was hand
somely gowned In lavender hordered
net over white satin. with pearl and
crystal trimmings, and corsage of or
caids and valley lilies.
Miss Evelyn Maxwell wore pink
satin with white lace overdress.
Miss Cora Louise Simpson was In
white satin with cerise overdress, with
cystal garnitures.
Miss Cora Mallory wore pink crepe
over pink charmeuse, and a corsage Of
pink roses.
Miss Marion Avery was in white
messaline over red chiffon. with golt
lace and rhinestone and crystal trim
| mings.
Miss Mollie Brent's lovely gown wa:
J OF pink brocaded eharmeuse, witt
| trimmings OF white lace and rhine
stone garnitures.
Miss Genevieve Brent was beauti,
/ fully gowned in pale blue charmeuse
with robe of beaded net draped II
chiffon.