The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14
: SOCIETY


A salient feature Of trimming was q
pearl buckle, which had been worn at
the wedding Of the brides mother.
| The bridal veil was q handsome i'm
ported one OF princess lace, adjusted
with pearls A bouquet OF brides
roses and lilies of the valley COM
pleted this costume.
Miss Cora Henderson wore dainty
gown Of pale green crepe de chine.
over satin, trimmed with lace and
fashioned en- train. Her bouquet and
also those Of the bridesmaids, were
quaint and pretty, being old fash
toned nosegays of white and pink
roses, daisies and nignonette. the
round effect being accumulated by the
frfr1s of pleated maine
Miss Whitakers gown was of white
pussy willow taffeta, over white satin,
with collar Of rose point lace. The
touch OF green was introduced on this
gown. by two butterflies, one on the
bodice and another caught with the
lace in the drapery of the skirt.
Misse Frances Riggin wore white
crepe de chine, over white satin trim
med with dainty lace, and large white
roses with green satin foliage.
The gowns worn by the other
bridesmaids were similar to these.
some being built OF crepe de chine,
while others were OF the soft pussy
willow taffeta- Nothing could have
been prettier than the design Of these
gowns.
Leave for New York.
After the ceremony the wedding
party and relatives went to the at
tractive home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Moody, Nebras-
ka avenue, for an informal reception.
This gave them the opportunity Of
seeing the beautiful wedding gifts, and
OF bidding adieu to the bride and
groom who left for New York. After
spending several weeks in the me-
tropofis they win return to Tampa
and WIFI reside with Mr.. and Mrs
Moody until their own handsome home
is completed. which they are having
built on Fielding avenue. Buburo
Beautiful. This is semi colonial and
will be completed in December
The bride is travelling in a modish
cloth suite Of taupe with terra Gotta
colored coat, hat and other accesso-
ries, the two-toned costume being ex-
treInely attractive.
During the past week there were
several prenuptial dinner parties given
In honor of the bride and groom, also
the groom entertained at a stag din
ner party for the men of the wedding
party and the bride gave a beautiful
daisy luncheon for her attendants and
the musicians.
The brides gifts to the maid Of
honor. and bridesmaids were lovely
ropes Of pearls, and the groom gave
the best man and groomsmen mono
gram cuff buttons. The groom pre-
scented the bride with a handsome
diamond ornament
Both young people are very popu-
Lar in society circles of this city, and
are members of prominent families
Mr.. Whitaker is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. c. C.. Whitaker, and is associated
with his father in the practice of law
in this city. He is a graduate from
Vanderbilt college, Nashville, Tenn,
and from Columbia University, New
York city, winning high honors
His bride is one of the most be-
loved and accomplished young women
of this city, and has lived here all her
life. She is a talented pianist. or
ganist and vocalist, and spent the
past year in New York city, making
a special study of organ playing. She
has been assistant organist of the
Hyde Park Methodist church for some
time, and is one of the most helpful
members of the Friday Morning Mu-
sicale. Added to these accomplish
ments and others. she has a person
ality of rare charm, and genuineness,
which endears her to all who know
her.-Tampa Tribune.