The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-05
IovE-PARRAMoRE WEDDING
IN MADISON.

Miss Helen Beggs, who has many
friends in Pensacola, and whose own
wedding takes place next Wednesday,
was one Of the bridesmaids at the
recent Parramore-Love wedding in
Madison. Miss Florence Marston left
during the past week for Madison,
where she was a guest at the PARA
more-Love wedding, and where she
will act as bridesmaid to Miss Beggs
next week. or the marriage Of Miss
Agnes Pararmore to Mr.. Robe Love,
the Madison News says, in part:
Miss Helen Beggs, gowned with
modish charm in ivory crepe en-
trained, and lavishly adorned with
ivory tulle and ivory cords, carrying
an armful OF rose carnations and ferns
came down the right aisle. with Mr..
Jack Scarborough OF Quincy on the
left aisle. They met and passed each
other in front of the chancel, proceed
ing to the chancel to take up their po-
sition, being inside the rail. They were
Immediately followed by Miss Lula
Hardee, gowned with becoming charm
in rose charmeuse entraine and PAN
in gold. rose aigrette in her hair, and
carrying arm bouquet of rose carna-
tons who entered the left aisle, ac-
companied by DR.. w. F. Parramore on
the right. When they also reached
their appointed position Miss
Shephena Dial, handsomely gowned in
scocrdian plated chioffn, with court
train Of rose charmeuses, EliZabethnan
ruche Of rose brocade. with bertha or
rose point lace pendant from It. car :
rying armful of rose carnations. and
with wreath of gold and pink roses in
her hair, came down the right aisle
with Dr.. James Love Of Jacksonville.
en- the left aisle. They were followed
by Miss Lila F'raleigh, dainttly gowned
in ivory crepe trimmed In ivory tulle
and ivory silk cords, square train and
carrying an armful of rose carnations
who entered on the left aisle, accom-
panied by Mr.. Jay Herrin on the right
This completed the maids and
groomsmen, and after a scarcely per-
ceptible pause, Mrs. p. j. Parramore.
modishly gowned in her bridal robes
Of ivory satin, lace and ivory tassel
adorned, her arms filled with rose car
nations. came down the left aisle to
take her place to the left Of the chan
crl rail. Immediately following her
Come Master Louis Fraleigh in all the
bravery Of white satin, feinge sashed
and collared in Venetian lace, his hand
clasped about a single ivory Nile lily,
nestled in the circle of it's own rich
green leaves, he stationed himself fac
ing the matron of honor, some six or
seven feet being between them.
The orchestra then yielded a slight
" more triumphant strain-every head
was turned as the bride, snowily ar
rayed in her clinging robes of ele-
CANT ivory charmeuse, heavily bro
caded in roses and lavishly adorned
with broad bands Of ivory escurial
lace caught and held with tulle elapsed
orange blossoms. her arm grading
lilies and waxen bride roses. her
gorgeous shower bouquet OF valley
lilies and waxen bride roses. her dainty
head crowned with floating folds OF
her bridal Veal coroneted with orange
blossoms. entered the left aisle leaning
on the arm of her married brother,
Mr.. P. ]. Parramore, while the gr)
accompanied by his brother. Mr..
Meade Love. came down the opposite
aisle. the entire cortege meeting pc
meath the great floral bell pendRnt
from the centre of the arch.