The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-23
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Inc ApitQHlng clipping rom TIE
Mobile Register viii be Of interest in
Pensacola, where both young people
have many friends.
a beautiful wedding q Wednesday
evening &c $50 o'clock was that II
Mr. John Richard Miller and Miss
Lucille McGowin, which was impress
sively solemnized ct the home q the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
e. McGowin Of Chapman, Ala.
The home was artisticaIly deco
rated FOR the occasion with q wealth
81 palms, pink and white Killarney
roses and gladiolas. The stairway vas
decorated IN green and the aisle was
formed Of wicker vases tied with
tulle, filled with pink roses. The im-
provised altar IN one of the parlors
was Of palms banked with white roses
and lighted tapers intermingled.
The bridal party was preceded b
The little ushers. Julian and SAN Me-
Gown; flower girls, Edith Foshee and
Estelle McGowin; ring bearer. Mas
ter George Andrew Miller, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller, who car
ried the rinR in the heart Of q white
Killarney r0sa.
The bridesmaids. Miss Elsie Bea-
ven Of Evergreen, and Miss Lucy
Rogers Of Letohatchie, wore bec0m-
ing costumes Of pink embroidered
chiffon, carrying arm bouquets Of
pink Killarney roses, and were &C
companied hy Messrs. Louis Ftnlay
Of Pollard, and James McGowin.
The matron-of- honor, Mrs. il ~.
Des R0sches, the brides sister, was
most hecominRly gowned in a cos
tune Of hlet lace with pearl trim
mings and court train, carrying an
arm bouquet Of white roses.
Then the groom, accompanied by
his best man, Dir. Malcolm Mcmillan
of Browton, followed by the bride on
the arm Of her father, who gave her
away.
The brides costume was an ex-
quisite creation Of rear lace over ehif-
fon, fashioned low neck, high waist
line with court train; the veil was
coronet effect with valley liliesi she
carried a shower bouquet Of brides
roses and lilies Of the valley. Tho
little train bearers, Eloise Tippins
and Evelyn McGowins were very
fairylike IN their accordion pleated
dresses Of chiffon.
They were met az the altar By
Bishop G. NJ. Beckwith, who per-
formed q very impressive ceremony.
The brides mother was handsome
ly Rowned IN black la"e over silver,
jet trimmings, with train. sM
The brides table tsaa lilled with
white roses and lilies of the valley
with q Marie Antoinette basket In
the center tied with tulle; from the
chandeliers the shower effect Of tulle
and white ribbon intermingied with
lilies Of the valley and roses. Tho
brides cake was beautifully EN-
bossed in pink and white roses, car
rying out the color scheme and de-
licious ices Of pink and white rose
designs were served with cakes and
mints embossed in pink roses.
The punch bowls, presided over by
Misses Melville and Hermoine Ben
nett, Mary Foshee and Annie Sowell
were embedded IN smilax and pink
roses.
The bride is a beautiful young wo-
man OF attractive personality and the
groom d a prominent young business
man Of Brewton, Ala.
The wedding was q quiet affair
only the relations and most intimate
friends being present, owing 70 q be-
reavement in the family Of the groom
several months past.
Tisdale's orchestra OF Montgomery
had charge Of the music, playing the
bridal chorus from Lohengrin and
other appropriate selections during
the evening.
The happy couple took their de.
parture on the midnight train fol
points on the coast, where they vii
be for several weeks before they re.
turn 70 Brewton, where they viii
make their future home.
Miss Mary Manly Elmore, oi
Montgomery, who recently Rradu
ated from Sophie Newcomb college
IN New Orleans, and Miss Mars
Baldwin Williams, also Of MontRom.
cry, after a visit with Mrs. Altar
Hopkins IN Mobile, are now ths
guests in Pensacola Of Mr.. and Mrs
/ G. Gunter Elmore.