The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-01

the late DIR. GorOnWy Owen, one OF the
| most prominent>and beloved physicians
| of days gone bye plighted their troth
each to the other in the presence of
relatives and a few of the brides girl
friends at $50 o'clock
For this April bride hot houses had
| to pay her homage. Easter lilies, Gala
| lilies, orchids, valley lilies and roses
all being used in the house decora-
| lions and bridal bouquets. The mar
| riage was celebrated in the living
room, which was a bower of lowell
ness. the manteI banked with Easter
! lilies and Gala lilies, and trailings of
smilax being the back ground for the
| priedieu: a white wicker one which
was fianked by tall palms, with a
cluster Of Easter lilies caught with
! white tulle at each side.
Down the stairway. which was
| twined with ferns. with the lilies
| cleaning white amid the lacy foliage
the bridal party came through the re-
Ception hall into the room of cere-
mony being led by one of the brides
maids, Miss Anna Bridgman, of New
York; then another maid, Miss Mar
garet Z. Taylor and another Miss Lo-
retta Byrne, of Chicago. all preceding
the maid of honor, the brides sister,
Miss Hattie Duggan, who came just in
front of the bride with her father At
the pridieu the groom and his cousin,
Stephen Quigley, his best man, await
ed her with the priest who performed
the ceremony.
Miss Duggan. who is of the perfect
blonde type, fair with golden hair.
made a beautiful bride in her we'd
ding dress of white Italian brocad ed
satin, with waist of princess lace
caught with pearls. shower OF tulle
from the waist line formed the dra-
perry in front through which showed
the tiny orange blossoms. The long
train fell in graceful lines from the
sVelte pretty figure, over which in
misty folds was the tulle veil arranged
cap effect with a spray of orange bios
some. Her bouquet was an exquisite
shower of lilies of the valley and or
Chids. Miss Duggan, a contrast to her
sister, with her lovely brunette color
ing, wore A gown of pink chiffon taf-
feta, made the pannier effect, caught
in front with pink T6sebuds, her train
of lace being yelled in pink chiffon.
In her hair she wore pink ostrich tips
and in her arms she carried an old
fashioned bouquet of pink orchids and
valley lilies.
The trio of~pretty maids attendant
upon the bride all carried floral muffs
of pink tulle with shower of valley
lilies falling from them and wore as
hair ornaments the brides gift to
them-ieweled hairpins. The skirts of
their dresses were of white accordion
pleated chiffon made pannier effect
with the three ruffles Of pink rose
lowered crepe de chine lined with
pink taffeta. Their waists were over
flesh coIored chiffon, pink rosebuds
showing from beneath. There was
single pink rose caught a one Shout
der amid the soft laCes there and an
other at the waist their girdles of
pink being caught half way down in
the back with a pink how.
In the dining room. where the
brides three cousins. Misses Aimee
McDeEpott, Marie Carlisle and Jean
Duggan. served the refreshments. the
bridal tone prevailed in the deCora-
tiOns. The centerpieCe of the table
was a floral wedding cake. standing
amid a bank of ferns and Easter and
Gala lilies. while a bouquet of the
natural lilies of the valley, tied with
white tulle, rested on the top of the
cake. The white minis decorated with
pink roses and the pink ones en-
bossed with valley lilies; the white
and pink heart-shaped cakes deco
rated with valley lilies; the silver can
deIabra with waxen tapers cleaning
through Easter lily shades all added
to the beauty of the table appoint
ments; while the ice. white with
pink heart in it's center. carried out
the pink and white color tone of the
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen left over the
Mobile g. Ohio railroad at SIS n. m,
the bride looking equally as lovely in
her travelling suit of kings blue bro
caded poplin with her hat of the same
shade trimmed in French roses as she
did in her wedding gown