The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-13

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girdle being of yellow crepe, with tiny
lrose buds. The draperies were caught
with butterflies of brilliants. Both
Inaids carried yellow OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The new wired tunies and the rose
bud garnitures We're prettiiy used IN
lboth costumes. and both bridesmaids
IcaFried arm bouquets of yellow chrys-
Ianthemums.
! Pretty little Margarita Mayes.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l..
the only brunette in all the bridal
party. She was winsome and dainty
| In lingerie worn over a yellow slip,
with white hose and shoes. and her
dark. wavy hair was caught back with
"a big yellow satin bow, and butterfly.
She carried an Empire basket OF yellow
chrysanthemums, strewing them before
the bride. after the quaint English
custom.
The ushers were Mr. Roscoe Davis
| and Mr.. Frank Fickas, and Mr.. Dudley
Barrow acted as MIR. Wells's best man.
The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. J. a. Peterson.
pastor of the church, the ring ceremony
being used.
just after the benediction. Miss
Green sang. very softly and sweetly,
I"Oh, Perfect Love-"
THE RECEPTION.
Following the wedding ceremony, a
reception was held at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Davis, on North Alcaniz street. who
entertained for the bridal party and
few intimate friends of bride and
groom.
In the home the yellow and white
idea was used. with the chrysanthe-
mum and butterflies against the green
cry, ferns and native smilax as basis
OF decoration.
The doorway leading from hall to
a
the smilax and bamboo and the cham
deliers were wreathed with the grace
full vine, studded with the blooms,
from which ribbons of yellow were car
ried to the brides table, which was
covered with Battenburg lace over yell
low satin, and centred with the Brides
cake. in pyramid form. Dozens of yell
low chrysantL emum cups held yellow
and white minis, and the cakes and
ices were in yellow and white.
The punch bowl. garlanded with
grapes and oranges. was powered in
greenery and presided over by Miss
Media Taylor. prettily gowned in white
crepe de chine over yellow messaline
with yellow sash and trimmed In yell
low rosebuds, with yellow bandeau in
the hair.
Miss Naomi Marzoni, who was in
charge Of the Brides Book. wore yell
low crepe meteor with overdress of
shadow lace, and coFsage OF Richmond
roses.
Misses Lille Mae Gibson, and Miss
Nell Mcclellan served. both attractively
gowned in yellow, Miss Gibson wearing
broche silk with chiffon draperies and
pearl trimmings, and Miss Mcclellan
yellow. crepe de chine. fashioned ac-
cording to the new draped mode, with
pearl garnitures.
The parlor, where the hundreds of
beautiful gifts were shown, was deco
rated I'm the greenery and flowers, and
the many Felnembrances from friends
in Pensacola and elsewhere attested
the wide popularity of bride and groom |
Among the most treasured possessions
OF the young bride 10 a picture, two |
years old, an heirloom Of the |
groom's family. and given to her by his /
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells left on the late |
train for New Orleans, where they will |
spend their honeymoon. the bride |
travelling in suit OF blue brocade with |
white plush collar and cuffs, with a /
touch OF blue. worn with a plush hat |
Of white and blue. and blue shoes and |
gloves
Mr.. Wells, who is son OF Mrs. w. |
H. Wells of Chicago. and a cousin OF !
Mrs. Frank L. Mayes. has been for
several years very popular with the
business men of the city and in social
circles here. and the bride Is one OF ,
The loveliest young women OF the
younger set
On their return they win be at home
to their friends at 915 East Gadsden /
street