The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-14
FORCHEIMER- PINCUS
WEDDING IN MOBILE.

PENSACOLA friends Will be very
much interested in the marriage of
Miss Loris Pincus and Mr.. Isaac
Clarence Forcheimer, of Mobile, of
which the Mobile Register says:
Prominent among Aprips nuptial
events was the marriage of Miss
Loris Pincus, the second of the three
lovely daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward A. Pincus, to Mr. Isaac Clar-
ence iForcheiner, one of. the fine sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Forcheimer, on
! Wednesday evening, April IL, at g
o'clock, at the Battle House, the we'd
ding being characterized by that
beauty which belongs to the story
of youth and romance just unfolding
in the union of a perfect love.
The auditorium had been converted
into a wedding bower of great beauty,
sn1ilax and palms furnishing the nat
ural green which brought out to per-
lection the exquisite coloring Of the
orchids and pink roses which were the
blossoms used in the decorations, the
basket pedestals Overlooking with
these lovely flowers, which topped the
pedestal forming the approach to the
lace draped priedieus where the troth
was plighted.
The brilliant lights of the auditor
iun were dirnmed and only the side
wall lights yelled with graceful ten
drills of the southern snlilax gave that
| twilight effect which was most i'm
pressive, as DR.. A. G. Moses Off
ciated at the sacred ceremony which
made Miss Pincus the wife Of Mr..
| Forcheimer.
The picture was a most beautiful
one, the entire stage banked with tall
over arching palms forming the back
ground for the bridal party grouped
! there for this most interesting cere-
mony, the approach to the priedieu
being through white pedestals linked
| together with white ribbons. Two
! tall white standards on each side fill
ed with vases overlooking with pink
roses and orchids added their fra
GRANGE as a benediction to that so
beautifully pronounced by DR.. Moses,
soft music waiting it's cadence about
to add to the beauty of the whole
scene. At the conclusion, as the Men
delssohn wedding march sounded, the
bright lights shone forth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Forcheimer turned to receive the
congratulations of the representative
| tSSSIEDIy VI IC4dbAFOS oAla
who were gathered there for the &C.
casion and among these were the out
4 of-town guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Bacharac, of Philadelphia; Mr.. ant
Mrs. B. S. Greil, of Montgomery; Mrs
L. Mayer and Miss Rosalie Mayer
of Atlanta, Ca; Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
A. Metzger, of New York.
The beautiful little bride wore hel
exquisite wedding dress of ivory satir
with most becoming grace. Cut tt
the high square lines in the back anC
| low neck in front it had for It's onl!
| trimming a handmade girdle ant
shoulder straps of cloth Of silver .em.
broidered in pearl and rhinestones
Her tulle veil which enveloped he
forming her train, was worn with
band of pearls across the forehead
with the coronet of orange blossoms
across her head. She wore the groom
wedding gift, a diamond flexible
bracelet and completing this pictur,
of lovely girl bride was her bouque
of lilies of the valley, orchids AM
orange blossoms. in shower effect ant
hidden within these snowy blossoms
was tiny gold thimble, little gol,
wedding ring and gold coin.
On their return they will make thei