The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-12

There was much cordial interest
Saturday evening in the marriage Of
Miss Hilma Green, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. &C. Green, and Mr.. Ter
sac'l Covington, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Covington, which took place
at the West Gonzalez street residence
of the brides parents at eight o'clock
and was followed by large recep-
ton at eight thirty.
Reverend Eugene r. Pendleton,
pastor Of the First Baptist church,
performed the nuptial ceremony be-
fore an embankment Of growing
plants md tall white Easter lilies In
the living room. Begonias, palms and
ferns furnished note Of green and
there were tall stands Of lilies and
y white carnations with pedestal ON
either side Of the embanlment hold
ing silver candelabrum with burn
ing white tapers.
The bride and her attendants de-
seconded the broad stairway and came
into the drawing room as wedding
chorus was played by Mrs. Charles R.
Mitchell with violin oblikato by
Mrs. Wallace Lamar, Before the nup-
tia1 vows were said Mrs. Lamar play
ed a violin solo and Miss Eulalie
Hutchinson sang because"
The bridal tiolettes were especially
lovely. Miss Green wore white geor.
gette crepe and crepe charmeuse with
bands Of ermine and pearls. A long
veil Of Illusion, fashioned in cap ef-
( feet and garlanded with . chaplet Of
orange blossoms and bouquet Of
Bride roses and lilies of the valley
completed charming costume.
The brides attendants carried loose
larm bouquets Of yellow roses.
Miss Hilma Green, the maid-of-
honor, was ip white georgette crepe,
exquisitely embroidered in pearls.
1. Miss Margaret Giles, Miss Vera
Green and Miss Bess Finlay were
bridesmaids. Miss Giles wore yellow
chiffon taffeta, Miss Finlay, white
georgette crepe and cloth Of gold with
trimmings Of fitch fur and Miss Vera
Green white tulle with garnitures Of
seuuins.
There were two little flower girls,
Martha Bene Pace and Marjorie Jean
sYonge. They wore dainty frocks Of
white accordion plated chiffon cloth
with yellow ribbons and carried
French baskets tied with yellow
tulle and valley lilies filled with rose
petals.
: Mr.. Livingston Snow was Mr.. Gov
sington's best man.
For the ceremony only relatives
and few close friends were present
but the reception assembled a large
gathering.
Receiving were the members of the
bridal party with Mr.. and Mrs. j. C
r.se- ~ and Mrs. H. L. Covington
Mrs. G. M. Covington, Mr.. and Mrs
I. r. Giles, of Louisville and Miss
Minnie Finlay.
Mrs. Green received her guests
wearing black georgette crepe gowr
sover white.
Mrs. Henry Covington wore BLACK
silk net with jet trimmings.
Miss Finlay was in black net with
an overdress and bolero of jet and {
brilliant corsage bouquet Of red ge
sraniums.
Mrs. Giles, of Louisville, wor,
cream lace over blue and corsag,
sof pink roses. \
Miss Genevieve Watson, Of Mobile
another out-of-town guest for tn,
wedding was in cloth of silver will
trimmings of silver lace and crystals
In the dining room the green ant
kwh'te color scheme was replace,
with pink and white. The ceiling wa
"a canopy of southern smilax from
which hundreds of rose-colored light
twinkled and the chandeliers over tn
table was covered with pink. The cur
tains were draped with smilax an,
growing plants added to the luxuriou
background used for numberless pin
blossoms The brides table was GOV
cred with Cluny lace over pink sati
symbols was placed. Here Miss Mol
lie Blount presided.
Mrs. Wallace Lamar, Mrs. Johl