The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-24
PRETTY HOME WEDDING OF
MISS MOORE AND Mr.. MORGAN.

A wedding of interest to Pensa-
cola friends of the bride and groom
is that Of Miss Myrtle May Moore
and Mr.. James W. Morgan of Mobile,
of which The Register says:
One of the lovelest of the July
weddings was that of Thursday morn
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
H. Moore, Pine street, when their
only daughter, Myrtle May, was made
the wife of Mr.. James w. Morgan.
The home was very effectively
decorated in pink and white, the
brides chosen tone. The reception
hall was inviting with its rich en-
bellishments of palms and ferns, and
the balustrade twined with smilax
was dotted with pink and white roses,
and as the wedding guests assembled,
punch was served here. The other
rooms were decorated in harmony
with the hall and in the living room
where the ceremony was performed,
the priedieu had for its adornment
vases of white and pink roses, palms
forming a bower for the waiting
clergyman, Rev. Henry Wade Du
Bose, of the Government street Pres
byterian church. On the stroke of
eleven the notes of the Mendelssohn
wedding march was waited through
The rooms, as the first bridesmaid,
Miss Inez C. Jacobs, descended the
stairs and was met by one of the
groomsmen, Mr.. Claude Fl. Moore, and
together proceeded to the improvised
altar. Following them came the sec
ond bridesmaid, Miss Margaret Wild
rley, of Battles Wharf, who was met
by the other groomsman, Mr.. Clyde
w. Moore.
The matron-of-honor, Mrs. George
Henry Moore, coming next, was join
ed by the groom's best man, Mr.. T.
d. Nettles, Jr., and here the six young
people forming a semi-circle around
the priedieu, awaited the coming of
the bride with her father, Mr.. F. H.
Moore, who gave her into the keep
ing of the groom, the ceremony be-
ing then performed with the double
ring service.
After congratulations were extend
ed to the young couple, the wedding
guests repaired to the dining room,
where ribbons were drawn from the
brides cake amid much merriment
The bride cut the cake, which was
served with an ice course. Miss Moore
made NEST attractive bride, being
becomingly attired in a white lace
gown, fashioned with rrlffled skirt
and high waistline with bolero jacket
/ of duchess lace. A tulle veil was
caught to her hair with valley lilies
and she carried a shower bouquet OF
brides roses and valley lilies. The
matron of honor wore white ennbroid-
cred crepe with bolero jacket, and
trimmed with pink taffeta, and the
bridesmaids were gowned in white
crepe de chine fashioned accordion
| pleated skirts, with waists of white
marquisette trimmed with pink. AL
three attendants carried colonial bou.
quets of brides roses and ferns, anc
wore pink tulle bows on their left
shoulders and in their hair. The gen.
tlelnen were all attired in palm beach
suits. The bride later changed hel
wedding dress for a palm beach suit
with pink crepe de chine waist, anc
a becoming poke bonnet Of pink t
harmonic.
Mr.. Morgan and his bride lef
/ on the noon train for North Caroliy,.
to spend their honeymoon in Ashe
Vile, Hendersonville and other points
On their return they will GO to Battles
to spend month before taking pos
session Of their pretty bungalow HON,
at lot Rapier avenue, where they vii
go to housekeeping.
TO SUMNER AT
SEA CLIFF.