The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-12
WEDDING OF MISS CARO-
AND MR.. RICHARDS,

odist church, the Rev. J. A. Peterson
/ pastor of the church performing tht
| ceremony.
| Long before the appointed hour rel.
| atives and friends of the two families
| had gathered in the church, which
was very beautifully decorated in ever
green's and flowers.
Overhead, from chandelier, gar
lands of the native smilax were carried
| forming half canopy, and big fluffy
| bows of pink tuIle, with punches Of
pink and white roses were caught tC
| the chandeliers. which were wreatheC
with the green vine.
The altar was banked with ferns
maidenhair and the graceful aspara-
gus. and other ported ferns, forming a
background of green for the white and
pink roses. The altar rail was banked
with the foliage plants, and fringed
thickly with white blossoms.
The Music.
Under the direction of Mrs. May
Clutter very beautiful musical pro-
gram had been arranged, Mrs. Clutter
presiding at the organ.
Following was the program:
Evening Star-Tannhauser.
Nuptial Observation-Disclosures.
Violin Solo-.I Love You Truly" (a)
"Oh, Promise Me" OBJ.
Dream of a Bride-Wenzeu
Vocal Solo-"Thou Art Mine All
Bridal Chorus From Lohengrin
MISUNDERSTANDING
Mendelssotn.
The two violin solos were very
beautifully rendered by Miss Dorothy
Osgood, who is a young violinist of
much promise.
Mrs. A. r. McAlister, whose voice
is sweet and very sympathetic, sang
with much expression, Thou Art Mine
ALL" just before the entrance of the
bridal party.
Mrs McAIIister wora dainty white
marquisette, with white chiffon over
dress, trimmed in shadow lace
Miss Osgood's pretty gown was of
white wolfe, trimmed with lace and
worn with wide white satin sash.
Mrs. Clutter was handsomely gown
ed in white embroidered net over
white silk.
The Bridal Party.
The brides attendants were the
groom's sister, Miss Elmyra Richards,
as maid honor, and Miss Edna
Waltz and Miss Nellie Brown brides
maids. who We're all gowned in white
trimmed in pink rose buds,
and shadow lace, wearing white al
grettes in the hair, and carrying arm
bouquets of pink carnations tied with
pink tulle.
The pretty little flower girl, Paula
Favourfte, was sweet and dainty in
white net and lace over pink, with
white slippers and pink flower ro-
settles, and carried a basket of pink
and white carnations, scattering pink
rose petals before the bride, who en-
tered with her father.
Hilas Richards acted as ring-bearer,
the double ring service being used.
Mr.. William Walker, of Atlanta, was
Mr.. Richards's best man, and Mr.. Clyde
and Mr.. Weston Richards
acted as ushers.
The bride was very sweet and
in her wedding gown the
long court train giving height to the
graceful young figure, and the misty
-ulle veil, arranged in cap effect, out
lined with tiny white roses. making a
soft frame for the girlish face.
The gown was of brocaded char
meuse satin, in rose pattern, lavish
y trimmed in French lace and pearl
garnitures. The lace formed a founda-
lion skirt, over which the charmeuse
was draped, and the half sleeves and
ow neck outlined with the pearl
trimming, and draperies caught with
1earl buckles. Her flowers were Bride
'oses showered with white sweet peas
md valley lilies. Her only ornament
vas string of pearls.
The Reception.
Immediately after the church cere- |
nony reception was held at the |
home of the brides parents on East |
Jackson street, many relatives and |
trends calling to offer concentrations |
LS PINK ana WnlL0 Color Scn6m0 was !
ollowed in the house decorations, as |
veil as at the church, the hall and |
ront drawing-room and dining-room |
'eing in the pink and white colors, /
lgainst the green Of smilax and ferns, |
he only change in the colors used be
we're displayed, which was developed |
n blue. hydrangeas used as floral dec
rations
The front drawing-room was massed
n smilax, interspersed with garlands
f pink and white ribbons, white
leanders and pink roses used here in
rofusion, with the same decorations
4 the hall, the stairway being twined
hickly with the smilax, with the rib
ons, and the pink and white bios
oms.
The punch bowl, which was enbow-
red in smilax, with the pink and white
overs about the base, was served by
tuth Caro- in white lingerie over pink
nth pink sash and ribbons
Mrs. Caro-, mother of the bride wore
handsome gown of pale grey char
leuse, in the draped mode, with gold
eads
In dainty white gowns over pink,
18th pink ribbons, Misses Mabel Hill
ard, Ruth Van Pelt, Alba Brown and
uby Waltz served the guests in the
The dining table. covered with heavy
-hite damask, had as its centrepiece
lace cloth of Battenburg. and from
he chandelier garlands of pink and
-hite ribbons were carried to the cor
ers of the table, where they were |
lught with clusters of flowers.
Daisies predominated here in the
used with pink roses, the
lantels and buffet being banked with
lie blooms, which were also used ar )
on the table. The refresh
tents carried out the pink and white
lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards left last night ,
IT an extended wedding itinerary. the /,
ride wearing a modish suit OF blue
9th, with satin waist matching trim
ed in Bulgarian landings, and worn 5
18th wide stole collar and cuffs of
aavy guipure lace, and hat to CORE
1ond, trimmed in plume in Nell Rose .