The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-16
TALLAHASSEE.

Tallahassee. Nov. 15.-The leading
social event Of the week at the Capital
]apyE 2s the wedding OF Miss Mary
ClazR AFFORD to Mr. William Theodore
49, which took place at high noon
Ia Tohn's Episcopal church.
Mz1e Johns church, one Of the his
tor4S : -auty spots Of Tallahassee was
beautifully decorated for this occasion
by she ladies OF Saint Agnes Guild
who mad spared no pains 20 make the
feet. Southern Srnilax, white and yell
low ChrySanthenums and handsome
cut towers formed the decorations and
the artistic effect was beautifully car
rted out.
THE musical program preceding the
ceremony was in charge OF Miss Mary
Withheld. the akillful organist at St.
Johns. Mrs. r. NJ. Hudson sang
Because" by DHardelot and Mrs.
SI0rnxners OF chattanoora sang 20
Promise Ne" BY DeKoven.
The bridal party entered TO the,
strains of Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus
the following being the order: The
ushers. MessEs. 7. j. Redding, Frank
Cochran; the groonsmen, j r. Nc
Daniel and Frank Choate. Next came
the bridesmaids, Miss Made Lowry of
Plant City ard Miss Marion Afford, and
following whom came Miss Minna AL
ford maid of honor. The bride en-
tered ON the arm Of her brother Mr..
riage. The bride was handsomely
gowned in travelling costume Of blue
with hat. gloves and shoes to match.
She carried a bouquea of lilies of
tine valley and plumcsa fern. The
chamcel rail they were met by the
groom and his best man, MIR. Robert
8reelea of North Carolina. where the
officiating minister, Rev. j. H. Davet,
rector Of st. Johns conducted the
ceremony and followed with the bene-
The bridesmaids, Miss Lowry and
Miss Marion Afford, were lovely in
white charmeuse and white picture
hats and carried yellow chrysanthe-
gnnms. The maid Of honor. Miss Min
ma. Afford, wore beautiful gown Of
heiiotrope cf1armeuse and picture hat
In black beaver with heliotrope trim
n1ngs.
bridal party repaired to the home of
DIR. and Mrs. Sellards where they
were served a delightful wedding
breakfast. The Sellards home was
white chrysanthemums and southern
Enlilax. While the bridal party were
Intensely interested in the fun of cut
ting the brides cake and securing its
prizes the bride and groom quietly
slipped away in an automobile and be-
gan their wedding journey which will
take them to Baltimore, New York and
other eastern cities.
Among the out of town guests pres
ant mt the wedding were: Mrs. M. e.
Edwards, Lawtey; Mrs. H. E. Don
ell, Birmingham, Ala; Mrs. Joe N.Y.
eFs OF Albany. Ca: Miss Glare Lee of
Epartanburg, S. c., Mrs. Somers of
Chattanooga, Tenn. Miss Made Lowry
OF Plant City. Mr.. T. j. Reddlng OF
Ereeuvalle and Mr.. Robert Greelae of
Eastonia, N. G..
Mr.. George Phillips Of Orlando, who
has been the guest OF Governor and
Mrs. TrammeIl for the past week, will
leave for home tomorrow Mrs. Phil
lips, who As sister to Mrs. Tran1fnell,
and her little son. George Wendell,
will remain for some weeks longer.
Miss Corinne Finley, the charming
Haugtter of Capt. Charles A. Finley,
11as returned from Lakeland, where she
has been teaching. Miss Finley will be
ono of the seasons brides, her APP
preaching wedding being Of the social
events of interest soon to take place.
Hon. A. J.. Key OF Quincy was
among the prominent visitors to the
Capital City this week.
Governor TraInfneH, Hon. J, G.
Tuning state treasurer; and Hon. H
Clay Crawford, secretary of state, re-
turned Thursday night from trip to
the state pris on farm.
Hon. w. ". Knott has returned