The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-29
THOMsoN-CLARk WEDDING.

is a most unusual and catering In-
tsrest Ia The marriage VI Miss &C.
nevieve CLARK and Nr James 81
Thomson. 81 New Orleans, ard added
% tie very natural interest n the nup-
aals OF these tHe prominent young
people is special interest Ire Pensa-
cola, where the groom is vel known
and where has sister. Miss Dorothy
Thomson, who 81 great social fay-
orte. has visited as the guest Of Miss
Cora Louise simpson whose wedding
81 "Wednesday Is Of as great local ln-
feroEt, as are tie ruptiais Of Miss
Clark. On the same afternoon of the
wedding plans q Miss Clark and Mr..
Thomsou. TIE TimeH-Picayune says:
Mr. James a. Thompson aud his
sister. Miss Dorothy Thomson, went
last week 10 St. Louis and 50 from
the 10 Bowling Green ny, where Mr.
Thomson's marriage 70 Mis Csnevieye
CLARK win s. celebrated this week.
Miss Thomson returned ia New Or
leans recently TO join her brother af-
Ger visiting Miss Bunuie Hayes at her
home near Alexandria, Miss Breazeale
in Natchitoches and Mrs. Horace VII
hnson AZ her country nome, also in
/ Lnaiaiaua.
Not for a number of years has a
I prospective out-of-toWn wedding been
81 greater interest here than that Of
Miss Genevieve CLARK, daughter Of
! Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark 70 Mr..
Janes NJ. Thomson OF New Orleans.
Ii VIII be celebrated with much bril-
iiancy at four o'clock the afternoon
/ Wednesday &C Honeyshuck. the beau
| tiful country home o. Mr. and Mrs.
Clark at Bowling Green. No., and
win be one 81 the most notable Of the
summer weddings. For weeks ac-
counts Of the forthcoming event have
been heralded through The press and
I society members in Washington and
various other cities. az Well as IN thc
home towns Of Miss Clark and Mr.
/ Thomson have been kaenly interested
\ in advance news Of the wedding Miss
4 Clark e quite enc Of the eleverest and
most attractive Of TIE many lovely
( Young women In Vast ington's official
I circles, with a personality that has
shown itself quite apart from being
/ the daughter Of the speaker of the
/ house. Mr. Thomson Is q native Of
i Virginia and g q son Of Or. Angus
u lus Pembroke Thomson and Elizabeth
/ NcIlhanev Thomson Of Summit Point.
II West Virginia Both families have
lived in the Nirgnias since colonial
/ days and both grandfather Of Mr
Thomson were graduates 81 William
and Mary College Of Virginia and
were members of the Virginia lepisla-
ture before the civil war Dir Thorn
son graduated from Johns Hopkins
University IN the class of ~ with the
degree 81 bachelor If arts. Hc and
Miss CLARK FIRST met ut the stirring
Baltimore convention Of "a few wears
| ago when the nomination OF Dir. Clark
was advocated by a large following
Mr. Thorn IN and his sister Miss
Dorothy Thomson left New Orleans
riday for St. Louis on their way %
bowling Green.
Miss Clark's attendants viii Be Miss
Jean Roberts Of Alexandria. Va, az
maid 81 honor and aB bridesmaids,
f Miss TmogenC Thomson and Miss
Dorothy Thomson, sister OF bride
4 Froom-elect 81 summit Point, West
/ Virginia; Miss Anne Bennett and Sus-
en- Bennett. cousins e. Miss Clark;
Miss Agnes Wilson, o. Washington,
lD. G.. Miss Helen Robrett 81 Colum-
bin. Mo. and Miss Mary SaudprE1n,
Of Bowling Green. Mo- forming q
lovely group e Young women promi-
Inent IN social circles in different parts
/ ~ The country Mr Thomson viii
have ss his best man, his brother,
Mr. Paul Thomson Of New Orleans
and as aroomsmen, Mossrs. Lynn fl
lninkins and james Biliinesley Of New
/ Orleans; his cousin. Dir Braden Van.
1 deventer Of Norfolk; Or. VIM. p
I Carr, % Washington, ~. c. Mr. Ben
nett Clark. brother ~ Miss CLARK. Mr.
| VIM. Clemens Robinson, Of summit
/ Point, West Virginia, Mr.. Seymour
/ Backus, Of Minneapolis, and Dir. Car
Is Palmer 81 Milwaukee.
The plans for The welding promise
lmuch beauty and The ceremony viii
be especially picturesque. DO vii
take place out-of-doors and the COS
1 tunes % be- worn by the bride-elect'.
attendants win he In keeping with d
lruptial in THE open. They win repre-
sent sheper8ess costumes and wil
have skirts 81 white net. RULED. tn,
IparHiers and laced waists will be- oN
( different colofed talTetE with tins
flowers, tvo each 81 pink lavandar ans
! green. ore Of blue aHd that Of q,
maid e. honor, of pale yellow Thes0
win be worn with picture hats trim
med with flowers and each attend
ant VIII carry q crook 10 which vii
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