The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-07-02
wALLER-eRowN WEDDING


A wedding in which many Pensacola
friends are interested is that of Miss
Louise Brown and Mr.. Charles L.
Waller of Greenville, Ala, OF which
| the Montgomery Advertiser of Sunday
says:
The Methodist church Of Greenville
was the scene OF a most beautiful we'd
ding Tuesday evening when Miss
Louise Brown became the bride OF Mr.
Charlie l.. Waller. The church was
artistically decorated for the happy
occasion with cut flowers, smilax and
ferns. Candelabra, filled with lighted
tapers lent a soft glow to the lovely
scene.
A pretty musical program was rem
dered just before the entrance OF the
bridal party. Mrs. J. II. Dunklin pre-
siding at the organ. The first num-
Der was a vocal solo by Mrs W. D.
Laney, Because I Love You" Then
Mrs. J. G. McGowin OF Chapman play
ed a beautiful violin number, and this
was followed by a vocal solo. 1.-THE
Garden Of Your Heart" by Mrs. r. A.
Beeland.
The bridal party entered as Lohen-
grin's bridal chorus was being sung.
First came the bridesmaids. Misses
Mary Beeland, Myra Peagler, Annie
Laurie Greene, Katherine Ryan, Annie
McGehee and Mary Foshee, and the
groomsmen. Messrs. w. s. Blackwell.
Winifred Hawkins, Claude Hamilton,
Ezra Stabier, Augustus Lazenby and
Hubert May. They came down the
side afsles singly, a lady and gentle
man opposite each other alternately
and crossed at the altar. The brides
maids standing upon the pulpit and
the groomsmen standing at the chan
cel-rail. They were followed by Mrs.
r. s. Dickson OF Lowndesboro, a cous-
IN of the bride, the matron Of honor
Next came the maid of honor, little
Miss Helen Shehee, a cousin OF the
bride of Birmingham. The flower girl
and ring bearer. little Miss Frances
Ellen Boiling and Reuben Stewart,
preceded the bride and groom who
came down opposite side aisles The
bride came with her father and the
groom was attended by his brother,
Mr.. John v. Waller as best man.
The bridesmaids wore different coll
ored evening gowns. carrying out the
colors OF the rainbow and carried bou-
Duets Of pink astors tied with pink
tulle. Mrs. Dickson was attfred in a
gown of rose embroidered chiffon and
carried American beauty roses Miss
Shehee was lovely in a gown OF white
tulle over pink satin and carried pink
roses.
Tho bride was a picture OF girlish
loneliness in her wedding gown of
white duchess satin embroidered in
pearls, the veil caught with orange
blossoms
or a prenuptiai Gffafr in their honor
the Advertiser says:
Miss Myra Peagier was hostess at a
lovely reception on Monday evening in
honor of Mr. Charles L. Waller and
was a prominent social event of the
past week. The residence was beau
TRULY decorated for the occasion and
the color scheme was green and white
The guestS were met by Mrs. Peagier
and Mrs. J.I. Perdue, and shown into
the first parlor, where the receiving
line stood. Mrs. G. II. Scott and Mrs
d. d. Metcaif assisting the hostess
invited the guests into the second par
lor where the wedding gifts were dis
played thence into the dining room
where the hostesses were Mrs. Jack
Boiling. Mrs L. j. Beeland. Misses
Lerline Stewart and Florence Beeland.
The brides cake. heart shaped and
beautifully embossed was the feature
OF the handsomely appointed table and
the cake. cream and minis were also
heart shaped and carried out the color
scheme OF green and white.
The brides journal was IN charge
Of MIS- W. W. Peagler and the punch
table was presided over by Mrs Will
Dunklin and Mrs. J. E. Barnes.
About one hundred guests called
during the evening.
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