The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-23
NES-CAMPBELL WEDDING OF
INTEREST IN PENSACOLA.

Many friends Of the bride and groom,
both Of whom formerly made their
homes in Pensacola, will be very much
interested in the following account of
the Jones-Campbell wedding, a recent
social event in Tuscaloosa, Alabama:
The marriage Of lovely Miss Mar
garet Campbell, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Leonard Campbell, and Mr..
Homer Jones of Cleveland, Ohio, was
beautiful event of yesterday afternoon,
being solemnized in the home Of the
brides parents, on Eighth street, at the
twilight hour of half past seven
o'clock, in the presence of limited
company Of relatives and friends.
Simple elegance characterized the
decorations for the wedding, but the
apartments of the lower suites OF this
coy home lend themselves beautifully
for adorHrsent and a color tone of pink
and white was accentuated throughout
the drawing room, reception hall and
dining room by the use of splendid
roses, hydrangeas, lovely ferns and
blooming plants. In the music room
an improvised altar was built OF state
ly palms and graceful ferns, forming a
background for brides roses placed in
standards and caught with butterfly
bows of filmy tulle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, the latter
wearing handsome toilette OF black
satin and real lace, welcomed Their
friends with the assistance or Mrs
Cliff Atkinson, Mrs. Picard and Mrs
| Taylor of Mobile, who was stunningly
! attired in pink taffeta with which she
wore diamonds.
! From golden hued flower bedecked
! table upon which the punch bowl was
placed a refreshing beverage was dis
pensed by Misses Virginia Ormond,
! Elizabeth Prince and Frances Hall,
| each wearing summer frocks of dainti-
ness.
| The appropriate wedding music pre-
| cedlng the Ceremony was given by
| Mrs. Bernice Bonham and Miss Ida Mae
| Lunceford, whose magnificent contraI-
| TO voice was never heard to better ad-
vantage. The joyous notes from Lo-
hengrln's wedding march pealed forth
as the bridal party appeared.
| Mrs. John Robert Mathews. of Flor
| ala, very handsome and regal looking
IN a beautiful evening robe built of
pink satin, yelled in silver lace with .
shower Of pink, lavender and white
sweet peas, entered first and was close
~ followed by Mrs. Charles Haley. sis
ter Of the bride, dainty and lovely in
an exquisite pink crepe de chine frock
| with bit Of silver lace and Frenchy
touch OF blue with a shower bouquet
OF pastel tinted sweet peas tied With
silver tulle. Dainty little Miss PATTY
| lampbell, the youngest sister OF the
| prloe, was an adorable ring bearer in
| her perky white organdy frock with
plnk ribbons, and she preceded the
| prlae 10 the altar, carrying the we'd
ding ring IN the heart Of a single rose
| Inc Drlde entered with her father Mr.
Jonn l.. Campbell, by whom she was
given In marriage, and she was ne
Ute and dainty picture in her wedding
ropes or ivory satin yelled in silver
| lace, with court train fashioned Of
silver radium extending from the
shoulders. Her veil Of tulIe was
caught into a Juliette cap with oranes
blossoms and bands OF silver and her
only ornament was a platinum and dia-
mond necklace, the gift Of the groom
bridal bouquet Of roses. showereI
with sweet peas. completed her toll
cite, in which she was most attrac-
tive.
Mr.. Jones, attended by his best man.
Mr.. James Carlisle, OF Mobile. waited
the coming of his young bride at the
altar and DR.. George w. Reed. of the
First Methodist church, spoke the ring
ceremonial in an impressive manner.
Immediately after the ceremony an
informal reception was held during
which congratulations and good wish
es were extended and in the dining
room delicious ice course. to which
the color scheme OF pink and white
extended, was served by Misses Wini-
fred Hall, Addie Grey SKIES. Beatrice
Bonham, Willifred Adams, Lottie Lee
Hale and Marie Smith, each in becom-
Ing summer attire
Receiving with Mr. and Mrs. Camp-
Dell, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and the mem
bers OF the bridal party were Mrs. J.
A. Jones Of Pensacola, Fla, mother of
the groom, wearing an evening toilette
OF grey chiffon cloth, and Mrs Cav
tnon or Florala, lovely in white lace
The radiant young bride OF Mr..
Jones is accomplished, brilliant and tai
ented, possessing a lovely disposition
which has endeared her to many
friends during her short soiourn in
tuscaloosa. Mr.. Jones is a former
Alabamian and a graduate Of Auburn.
He is a we'll known and highly sue
cessful business man of Cleveland and
many good wishes for years of Fappi-
ness in their journey through life were
expressed by those who regret that
this lovely girl must be relinquished to
a distant city with only the consola-