The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-07
TALLAHASSEE.


Tallahassee, Dec. s.-One OF the
most beautiful weddings ever wit
messed in Tallahassee was that of Miss
Ida Corinne Finley. Of this city, and
Mr.. Ezra Dalton Patterson, of Grace
Vile, which was soIernnfzed on Wed
nesday evening at Trinity Methodist
church In the presence or a host OF
admIring friends of the young couple.
s The church was exQuisitely deco
rated in green and white Long and
graceful festoons of Southern smiIax
were suspended from the ceiling, and
the space behind the altar rail was
banked with magnificent ferns. A
beautiful arch of white was entwfned
Ftih Southern smilax, interviewer with
eautiful white chrysanthemums and
suspended from the center was a we'd
Ing bell OF white tulle with a single
hrysanthemum forming the clapper.
bow OF bread white satin ribbon
as fastened to the top OF the bell and
streamer of the ribbon fell grace
lily to the floor. Underneath the bell
as beautiful white satin pillow.
pom which the bridal couple knelt
receive the benediction.
A pretty, and unusual feature was
lie floral gateway, which was placed
4 the center aisle to reserve the pews
r the relatives and intimate friends
the families. Before the arrival of
te wedding party, delightful must
q program was enjoyed by the au-
le4lCes MISS Jamie Clark presided
the organ and rendered a number
pleasing selections. Mrs. Park
rammen sang in her most charming
anner, "Oh. Fair, Oh Sweet and
oily" and Cadmon's AT Dawning,"
ting by Mrs r. M. Hudson. was ex-
iedingly beautiful.
The approach of the bridal party
as heralded by the inspiring strains
the Bridal Chorus" from Lohen-
.in. At the opening notes little Carol
ing the wedding bell. Two daintily
owned little maids, Misses Frances
ond and Elinor Whitfield, opened the
DubIe floral gate for the entrance of
le bride and her attendants. The
qshers, Messrs. Carol Smith, John
labry, entered first and stationed
1emselves to the right Of the arch |
ext came the maids and groomsmen.
ne bridesmaids advancing down the
~ down the left. At the chancel
all they passed each other, and the
iaids, in their dainty gowns of rain
Ow hIes. formed q veritab1e rainbow
the left. The first maid, Miss
Fofe an exceedingly handsome cos
nne of yellow chiffon on a draped
Model brocaded In velvet over tinted 4
harmeuse the corsage was of silk and i
enettian lace with trimming of jewel
1865 SA4ASAtcA1c. lie bh1fl WAS lash
oned with a fish tail train, and an
trm bouquet of exquisite yellow chry-
ianthemums completed the charming
soflet. She entered with Mr.. w. L. 1
Clarke of Hartford, Ala
Miss Mildred woodward, an attrac-
tive blond, wore beautiful gown of
light blue crepe meteor trimmed in
silk Partisan lace. The corsage was
In Jewels and handsome roses
The drapery of the skirt was held in
place by a beautiful rose and the train
was pointed. Her arm bouquet was
Of handsome white chrysanthemums.
Pensacola
Miss Della May Marshall. of Lake
land. was beautifully attired in a
draped froclx of pink brocaded char
meuse trimmed in pink marabou. The
bodice was of handmade lace The
beautiful costume was made en- traine
and magnificent white chrysanthe-
NUNS formed the arm bouquet She
entered with Mr.. Edwin Afford of this
city
Miss Felicia Williams Of williston.
= very attractive young lady, was
charming in a gown OF pale green
lace. She carried pink chrysanthe-
NUNS. DR.. Russell Gray of Grace
Vile was her escort
Miss Genevfeve Crawford was
charming in q beautiful gown of Law
snder crepe meteor trimmed in white
narabou with pearl ornaments. White
were worn with this
becoming toilet. She was attended byI
Mr. Preston l.. Thornton, of New
York
Miss Edith Adele Finley was maid of