The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-10
coLYE.oooDE INTERESTING
."I.r,AI EvENT IN MOBILE.

NUPTtAE EVENT TN MO6tG@s
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Goode.
nonuIar society girl of Mobile. to Major
pondolph Coyle, u. S. NJ c., was an in
,srsstins social event of Thursday in the
,lsbama city. Major and Mrs. Coyle are
noth well known in service and civilian
society in Pensacola.
on the ceremony the Mobile Register
gays:
social and diplomatic circles in the South
gnd East and everywhere the bride ana
room have visited and travelled. was
solemnized with great beauty on the eve
ming of Thursday, the eighth of May at
half-past light o'clock at the Govern
ment Street Presbyterian church, Mo-
lie. Alabama. when Mrs. Rhett Goode
ave in marriage her daughter. Mabel to
Major Randolph Coyle, United States
Marine Corps.
The interior of the stately Presbyterian
church was garlanded with Southern
smiIax and decorated with a profusfon
Of palns and ferns and Gala lilies, the
entire gallery having graceful trimmings
ef the smilax. while the feathery ferns
end tall palms banking the pulpit had
the stars and Stripes, the beautiful flag
OF our country for background. The
lace draped priedieu was just beneath me
HIies, which were held In tail white
wicker vases, giving added beauty to the
As the representative assembly OF we'd
ding guests from this and other cities
were being ushered to the pews marked
off for them, beautiful program OF
music was rendered, arranged by the
director of the choir OF the church, Mrs.
Emma La Prade Tam.
DR.. p ]. II. Acker, DR.. W. ". Per
due, Dir. Frank Overall Mr.. VIM. II.
Monk. Jr., Mr. Homer Finn, DIR. Charles
Fowlkes. Mr.. Walter Horn, Mr.. j. o.
LAWS, Mr. Benjamin Campbell, Mr.. VIM.
B. Taylor and Mr.. George A. Creary
came down the left aisle and the grooms-
men. Col George F. Connolly. Captain
Grafton Kennedy, Major Isham Kimbau.
Captain Gilman winthrop, Captain John
o. Rush, Lieutenant VIM. Peck, Lieuten-
ant Thomas Darden. Lieutenant Taylor
Peck, and Captain Palmer. with the
groom and his best man, who was mis-
lrother, Major Radford Coyle, came from
the Burgett Memorial. The groomsmen
advancing up the right aisle. met the
bride and her mother, and preceded them
10 the altar where the groom, WITH
Major CoyIe and DR.. Du Bose, awaited
item. The picture Of the wedding parry
was one of great dignity and beauty
the groomsmen wearing the service uni
forms: the ushers IN evening dress, and
,ae groom and his best man in white uni
forms, all wearing boutonnieres OF valley
lilies. Major Coyle wore on his uniform
his foreign service chevrons, campaign
ribbons, Workmanship insignia and car
RED the marine corps sabre OF the fam
Gus Mameluke hilt. This was awarded
the marines in the Abyssinian campaign
The bride was very lovely in her short
girlish evening dress of white tulle, the
skirt ruffled to the waist and ending In
a silver girdle. Her long court train OF
tuule and silver cloth was bordered with
grange blossoms and a coronet of orange
blossoms was the finish 10 the long tuIle
ven which fell gracefully and enveIoped
Ler girlisfr figure. An old-fashfoned round
bouquet of lilies of the valley completed
tHis most exquisite bridal attire
Mrs. Goode was very handsome in her
DRESS Of white satin and silver lace. with
It's long pointed train, her gown being
the one worn on the occasion of the silver
Wedding celebration marking twenty-five
years of happy welded life enjoyed /
Dr. Goode and herself Around her throat
sae Wore a superb collar of pearls and
diamonds and white aigrette in her hair
and carried a bouquet of peonies.
The groom's mother. Mrs. Randolph
Cole the second. the major being the