The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-18
PEOPLE and Events
By Celia Myrover Robinson.

the way 60 the altar making an effec-
tive setting Tor the bridal party.
THE music FOR the professional and
recesHional was especially beautiful.
Mrs william ~ Knowles directing
the choir ~ voices and Mr. Jones pre-
siding az tho organ
Just after the ntlptiai vows we're
pledged the veste6 choir sang -
Perfect Love
The bride vas attended b. Mrs. J
II KaoRh and Miss Leila Abercromble
81. keogh acted as Eroonameu and
Mr.. John Gilmore. 81 Mobile. was best
man
Miss Spencer were q travelling SUIT
Of dark blue silk poplin with nat
gloves ane shoes 60 match and carried
white carnations end Bride roses. Her
ornament WAS an exquisite platinum
and diamond pennaui. a wedding gift
from Mrs Lufherry
The brides attendants carried arms
ful % pink Enchnutress carnations
Mrs. Keogh wore blue silk crepe with
trimmings ~ princess lace. a yellow
straw hat with black French plumes
completing her costume Miss Aber-
rrumhie wore tan crepe De chine with
garnitures Of chiffon. lace and panne
velvet Her hat was q bread white
leghorn shape. adorned with pink
roses
A dainty slower girl D4rothy sweet
90 Birmingham. scattered the petals
of flowers along the brides pathway
The little girl was a picture 81 childish
grace and charm. wearing q sheer
lingerie froek with pink silk foun-
dation
Following the ceremony "a tho
church an informal reception. 20
which verbal invitations had been
given. was held AZ the Spencer home
on West Gregory street
The walls OF the drawing room we're
draped with American fiags and ehe
folds of ola Glory were everywhere
n evidence
The dinlng-room was mass ~
Southern smiiax The walls were
draped with the native vine and
every stands heir graceful gar
lanas ~ lavender stock and snowy
white bridal wreath. The brides table
was thing Of beauty and IN this room
I the many gifts from innumerahle
Z friends were displayed
Receiving with the bride and groom
/ were the formers mother AIRS. q RI
/ spencer. Mrs. Lufberr1. Mrs J. II
/ keoGh. Mrs J d. Roberts. Mrs J
7 ID Bickerstan Mrs r n Holt and
I Mrs. Carr. wife ~ Lieutenant Carr.
/ who has Just arrived from Boston
Serving were Misses Cary and Leila
4 Abercrombje. Eleanor Marvin and
I Evelyn Thornton.
After the reception e merry party
gathered at the - q y. station for
i the last adieu for Mr. and Mrs. YOUNG
viii 81 q Washington state 10 make
I their home
The itinerary 81 tneif wedding trip
/ viii De IA extensive ore. They viii
so FIRST 90 birmingham 80 visit Mrs
/ 1oungH sister. Mrs. Fred Sweet. then
| q Virginia for a weel al Roanoke.
going on to Washington for another
week also spending a few days Ia
/ Philadelphia and later going o. At
lantic city FOR fortnight where they
/ win visit q sister 81 SAT Young. later
going 30 New York % Sc the guest
~ another sister prom New York they
50 Ga New Haven. Connecticut. then
TO Boston and back 20 New York sall-
ms from there June rs on a liner
which viii make the trip through the
Panama canal 90 san Diego At san
Diego they viii enjoy tae exposition
and then 50 on 60 san Francisco for
the international exposition.
Their trip also VIII include q visit
20 Dr. Percival r. Whaisy and family
ID Charleston DR. Whitley was for
years che beloved rector % Christ
church. ao he ~ a close personal friend
u the family 81 Mrs Yong
Mr.. Young viii be stationed az Port
Angeles. Washington. sixty miles from
/ Seattle
Mr.. Young has been here for only
three years. bat ia that time he has
become part ~ the community in
social. religious and civic life Ga itE
highest sense.
Mra. Young has spent her life n
Pensacola and as teacher ca the
public schools. chief guardian OF the
Camp Fire Girls and ln aH the many
movements In which her syspathy. her
Influence and her personality have been
felt the loss suffered VIII be great
and the sorrow. ocosssoned by her
departure. sincere