The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-15

die and elsewhere about the modish
costume.
Miss Barbara Rosasco, the young
sister of the BRIDE was lovely and
girlish in pink ACCORDION pleated
chiffon over pink charmeuse, trimmed
in shadow lace and pink rose buds.
Miss Frances Beard was very at
tractive in a gown Of pink marquisette
over pink satin, gracefully trained,
with low neck and short sleeves, crys-
tai trimmings used in its development,
Miss Catherine Roach, of New York,
wore with grace and distinction an
exquisite gown of pink chiffon over
pink satin, with trimmings of rhine
stones.
All of the bridesmaids wore rhine
stone bandeaux with pink aigrettes and
carried arm bouquets of pink and
white carnations tied with pink tulle.
A vision of childish beauty, the
dainty little flower girl was gowned in
white chiffon over pink satin. trimmed
in pink chiffon roses, the wide sash
Of white tulle caught with motifs Of
the pink rose buds.
She carried an Empire basket Of
pink and white Killarney roses.
Handsome In his white serge suit
with wide lace collar, white shoes and
hose, the manly little ring bearer bore
the ring in big white lily, showered
with valley lilies.
A beautiful and impressive feature
OF the ceremony was the unsheathing nr
the sabres Of the brother officers, the
groom and his bride passing down the
aisle, and under the crossed swords. =
The Reception.
Elaborate and beautiful in all its
details, the reception, which was held
at the North Hill home, immediately
following the wedding service at the
church. expressed hospitality given
distinction by the charm of the dec
orations and the elegance of the gowns
worn by those receiving and calling,
which together with the brilliant naval
uniforms struck a note of splendor
seldom seen at private entertainments,
except when the service is represented.
The reception hall indicated in the
colors used the red, white and blue of
our country, the navy also being typi-
fed In the blue and gold, which en-
| tered largely here into the color motif.
| Southern srnilax and holly were used
as decorative basis, and the door
way leading into the front drawing
room was draped in the national
colors. A tall silver Tiffany vase held
American beauty roses, which were
| also used elsewhere in the reception
hall to accentuate the color note.
The two drawing rooms thrown into
! one were lovely as an Italian garden.
Overhead pink roses blossomed thickly
IN trellis of smilax, completely COW
ering the high ceilings of the spa
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vines also draping the windows on
either side. thickly studded with the
pink blooms, and. apparently growing
against the walls Of the room, the
vines and roses were used lavish
| ly. Both rooms were treated in a
tsimiIar manner, palms placed here and
there against the rose wreathed back
ground. and tall cut glass vases hold
pink Killarney roses continuing the
rose-pink note of the color scheme.
The San Carlos orchestra, screened
with palms and vines, played during
the reception hours, the program in
Guiding airs from the latest operas.
The decorations of the dining room
were notably lovely. Pink and white
Killarney roses were used about the
room, the brides table all in white, be-
ing the central feature. CIuny lace
over pale green satin had as its CEN
terpiece white Killarney roses and
lilies fthe valley, silver and cut glass
dishes holding bonbons and comfits
and the light Of softly shaded candel-
abra adding to the indescribably
beautiful effect.
Mrs. Rosasco was beautifully gown
ed in pale blue charmeuse satin, with
Erobe of black lace with jet trimmings
The front of the bodice was embellish-
ed with tiny pink rosebuds yelled in
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