The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-01
BIC CROWD ATTEND.
THE WHALE-B
|WEDD|NGAT ARMORY


was filled last evening, and the audi
ence overlooked to the windows and
balcony, to witness the Whale-Bird
nuptials, one of the most laughable
entertainments ever staged in the
city.
Yellow and green tones against a
background of white were used as
setting for the wedding, the place of
ceremony having been beautifully
decorated in native smilax, palms and
ferns used effectively about the
front of the stage, with great jar
diners holding masses of goldenrod
and other yellow blossoms.
Before the entrance of the bridal
party the following program was
rendered:
Violin Solo-Dr. Dannheisser.
Song-'I Wonder Who Wished Her
on Mr.. Frenkel.
Song = "Fairest Flower - Male
Quartette-Mr. Clark, Mr.. Laney, Mr..
Sherrer, Mr.. Lewis.
Address-'Happy Tho Married. -
Mr. Frenkel.
Wedding March-Mrs Clutter and
DIR. Dannheisser.
The applause received, gave evi
dence of the enjoyment of the musical
numbers which preceded the entrance
of the bridal party, whose gorgeous
costuming and dignity and grace of
bearing were subject of much COM
ment.
The groomsmen, dressed in the con-
ventional black, with white chrys-
anthemum boutonnieres, entered in
the following order:
Francis x. Bushman First Grooms
man)--Mr. w. B. Cole.
Mr.. Dustin Farnum (Second
Groomsman)-M w. w. Watson.
Mr.. Harold Lockwood Third
Groomsman) MIR. J. w. Bullock.
Mr.. J. Warren Kerrigan Fourth
Groomsman) MIR. George Malone.
The bridesmaids entered next, and
made charming galaxy of youth and
beauty. Mr.. N. G. Mcmillan, as Bev-
erly Bayne, was charming in mazar-
inc blue silk, with garnitures of sill
yer, fashioned with a ruffled skirt
built in three tiers, and worn with a
fichu of silver lace, with pink girdle,
and picture hat, trimmed in pink
feathers and 1blue roses
Mr.. L. E. Durham, as Elsie Janis
was most attractive in. modish cos.
tune of cream lace over pale blue
satin, with white picture hat trim
med in pink roses, touches of pink
having been used about the develop
ment of the modish gown.
/ Mr.. j. B. Perkins as Miss Hazel
Dawn was becomingly gowned in pink
crepe meteor, in the new ruffled
mode, with trimmings of French
shadow lace, worn with coquettish
leghorn hat, trimmed with garland
of pink roses.
Mr.. H. E. Melton, as Miss Billie
Burke, was lovely IN white lace over
green and silver, with trimmings OF
silver and touches of green satin
used about the gown. The white pic
ture hat which framed his face was
trimmed in green leaves and French
.plumes of the same shade.
AS the matron-of-honor, Mr.. Ben 5,
Hancock, beverley Ba7ne) was most
prepossessing in a handsome costume
of pink crepe de chine, fashioned ac-
cording to the. prevailing style, and
trimmed in white lace. Flowers were
1 worn in the stylish couture. Yellow
chrvsanthemums completed the cos
tunes of all the bridal attendants.
Mr.. Hal Laney was maid-of-honor
and never looked lovelier than in the
becoming gown of pink chiffon over
/ pink satin, trimmed in lace fichu, and
worn with picture hat of pink lace
and roses.
The bride was Immediately preced-
ed by the flower girl, Mr.. M. B. Scott
and the ring bearer, Mr.. Robert
Stout.
i Mr.. Scott wore very dainty frock
i OF yellow SILK mum over yCAVW SAAn
with short yellow socks and yellow
shoes and carried a basket of yellow
blossoms which he scattered IN the
. pathway of the bride.
!. Mr.. Stout as the ring bearer wa:
handsomely CARRIED in dark blue vel
vet knicker bockers worn with white
blouse with lace collar and cuffs. He
wore short 'sbaby socks" and white
!, shoes
! The bride, Judge Evelyn Maxwell
entered upon the arm of Mr.. H. l.
, Hendrick, who took the part of the
J brides father. Gowned all in snowy
white, with sweeping court train, anc
worn with filmy wedding veil caught
: with chaplet of orange blossoms
: the bride made picture of statuesqut
: beauty. An arm bouquet or snowy
chrysanthemums completed his cos
| tune. The part of the groom wa:
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