The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-04

| plants had been placed and over all.
Irom time to time, as the afternoon
waned and evening drew on, soft col
ored lights were thrown, adding to
the brilliancy of a scene that has sell
dom been equaled for its beauty and
artistic finish.
At the eastern end OF the room the
Post orchestra from Fort Barrancas
played during the dinner and after
wards for dancing, a note of patriot
ism having been struck when the or
chestra played the Star Spangled Ban
ner and the entire assemblage rose and
stood at attention, many joining in
| the singing of the national air.
On Sunday evening the Atlanta
friends of the groom entertained the
bridal party and friends at dinner
amid setting that was suggestive
or the Orient Carrying out the motif
or the Rubyiat, Persian Garden was
represented, palms and vines forming
trellis-work about the entire room,
overlooking a view of the sea. with
many tables arranged under bright
hued garden canopies, umbrella
shaped, with many bright colored LIANT
ems casting their brilliant lights up
on the scene. Vivid geraniums gave
a note of contrast to the soft pastel
which were used in profusion against
the deep verdure of srnilax and palm.
Among those who were present on
both evenings besides the bride and
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Jake H. Hirsch,
were ar. Sol Cahn,s Mrs. Jake Hirsch.
sister of the brids. Mrs. Morton
Schoen, of Baltimore, sister of the
groom, Miss Hilda Hear, Miss Clara
HerzfeId and Miss Evnice Gerson, Lit
tie Miss Katherine Spitz, Mr.. Morris
Hfrsch of Atlanta, Mr.. Jake Hirsch. Mr.
Morton Schoen. Mr.. Jake Spitz, Mr.
Lazar Calm, DIR. B. V. Dannheiser.
Messrs Nat Uilman, Frank Lehman,
Leo. Weiss, Henry Hirsch. M. h.
Hirsch, Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Guthnan,
Mr.. ]. G. Spite, Mr.. A. F. Spoelman,
Mr.. and Mrs s. w. Wiseberg. Mrs.
J. H. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Spitz, Mrs. Morris FHirsch, Mrs. NJ. l..
Hirsch, Mr.. Harold Hirsch.
During the evening the party was
entertained with the dancing and sing
ing of two graceful and talented young
specialists, Gussie and Charlie Jones
of Mobile. The Jazz band of Brewton
also furnished music for the evening.
Many comments have been heard re-
garding the beauty of the decoration
and the originality In conception ana
designing. of the decorations both Tor
the supper of Saturday evening and
the dinner of Monday, these having
been designed by Mr.. c. 3. Hervey or
the San Carlos, and executed by Mr.
J. Thompson Stewart. assisted by Mr.
Henry johnson and Mr.. Thee. Fred
erickson of Pensacola.
One of the pleasures enjoyed by
the wedding party was a shore dinner
given by the groom on Sunday on
board the Tarpon.
It had been expected that Rabbi
David Marx of Atlanta would assist
at the wedding ceremonies, he hav-
ing arrived in the city on Saturday,
and being among the guests at dinner
on Sunday evening, but owing to
death in his congregation he was
obliged to return to Atlanta
Mr. and Mrs. Hirsch left last night
for an extended honeymoon. They
! will spend two months in the Cana
dian Rockies and other northwestern
points.
The bride has always been ex-
tremely popular not only in Pensacola,
but in Atlanta and other southern
cities, and many good wishes
follow her to her new home, Atlanta,
where the groom is prominent young
business man.