The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-26
SCOTT-JOHNSON WEDDING
CELEBRATED AT GADSDEN
STREET METHOnIGT TLIIRHL
CHURCH.

/ mig when Miss Cleo Johnson, the only
| daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. John
| son, became the bride Of Mr. Walter
| G. Scott, the marriage taking place~at
| the Gadsden Street Methodist church
at 8 O'Clock, Rev. ]. A. Peterson per-
forming the ceremony.
The church was most artistic with
It's profusion of large, yellow chrysan-
themums, dozens of the golden bios
SONS banked among the foliage of smf-
lax, ferns and palms.
The aisles weer laid in white and
the pews divided off with wide, white
satin ribbons, clusters of the exquisite
chrysanthemums being caught to the
pews with the satin ribbons.
The altar was banked with smilax,
ferns and palms, clusters of the yell
low blossoms being used in profusion
About the choir loft graceful ferns
were placed in circle of greenery.
backed with the immense yellow BIOS
SONS. About the base of the altar
snlilax lent its graceful foliage and
to the entire sacred edifice
The music was under the direction
of Miss Lille Williams, the organist OF
the church. Miss Cora Louise Sinp-
son, whose musical talent adds SO
much to any function, accompanied
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Nell Burrows lovely alto voice was
heard to advantage. Lohengrin and
Mendelssohns were played for the en-
trance and exit of the bridal party
The bride, who entered on the arm
Of her father, was beautiful in her
wedding gown. Her gown was Of
white crepe meteor with the sweeping
train and flmV veil fashioned in
one of the late modes. The veil was
arranged in the cap effect with coro-
net of the lilies of the valley. Her
flowers were q bunch of lovely snow
white chrysanthemunls showered with
narrow satin ribbons and valley lilies
George, the young brother of the
bride, was sweet in his hand embroid-
eerd suit Of white velvet, worn with
yellow tie and white shoes and socks.
The flower girl, a niece of the groom,
Thelma Kathleen Hill, was dainty and
pretty in white organdy with yellow
sash and hair ribbon, with a basket
Of yellow chrysanthemum petals.
The maid-of honor, Miss Elsie
Scott, a sister of the groom. was
charming and girlish in a gown of
white crepe meteor, following one Of
he new models the short over-skirt
eing ACCORDION pleated, and the waist |
aped with silk lace. She carried |
4 arm bouquet of white chrysanthe- |
ums tied with white tulle
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, the school /
RI daughter of Mrs. Bessie T. Wilson |
as striking in her lovely gown of |
elbow crepe de chine trimmed in silk
zee and pearls. wearing her hair Jap /
nnese style, with white aigrette. She |
arried an immense bouquet Of yellow |
hrysanthemums tied with yellow |
ulle.
Miss Lois Stuc<ey Of Admission, Ala, |
= cousin of the bride, made dainty |
'icture, in her gown of pale green |
eTepe de chine, with shoes to match, |
her hair worn, as the others, in Japa- |
aese style. with white aigrette. Her |
lowers were yellow chrysanthemums,
led with green tulle.
Miss Eva Mae Johnson was never
ovelier than in her gown of crepe !
meteor, trimmed with silk lace, with t
shoes to match; she also wore a white
aigrette. Her flowers were yellow
blossoms, tied with yellow tulIe.
Miss Ethel Yates was becomingly
yowned in green crepe de chine made
in on Of the new styles. pannier eff
feet, with shoes to match. and white
aigrette in hair. Her flowers were
tied with yellow
.ulIe.
Mr. Walter CoIvin was Mr.. Scott's
oest man, and Mr.. Ross Johnson, a
brother of the bride, Mr.. Joe Febro,
Mr. Ed Creighton and Irving Holms
we're groomsmen. The ushers were:
Messrs. Earl and Otto OrtelI.
The wedding scene was strikingly
beautiful when the bridal party as
embled at the altar. The lovely girls
n their evening gowns of yellow and
,reen with the bouquets Of the golden
blossoms, the men In their convention
Il black. the tiny flower girl and ring
,earer, IN their dainty costumes.
Following the ceremony a reception
o the bridal party and relatives and
intimate friends Of the family, was
leld at the hospitable home on East
Sadsden street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, mother and
ather OF the bride, Mrs. w. R. Hill,
sister OF the groom, and Mrs. Hay
wood Tatum of Montgomery, received
n the reception room. The decora-
ions were yellow and green as
the entire ceremony, all
sed for the tail stands OF chrysan-
hemums and here the receiving party
TODD
Mrs. johnson received her guests in I
charming frock Of grey crepe me-
cor, the waist draped with pink me-
cor, with which was worn a corsage
Z pink roses.
Mrs Hill was becomingiy gowned in
lum- coIored messaiine trimmed with