The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-02
McMASTER-LUScHER
MARRIAGE IN MOBILE, OF
INTEREST HERE.

wedding ceremony, sweet in its
simplicity and impressiveness, was
performed by the Rev. James r.
Plummer Monday. June 80. when the
young rector OF Trinity church, the
Rev. Vernon Cochrane McMaster and
Miss Willie Emma Luscher, one of the
lowell daughters of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Luscher. were married
at O'Clock in the evening.
Although no invitations were is
sued to the wedding, the congregation
of Trinity parish, which is Rev. Nc
Masters first charge-as he has only
been in the ministry four years COM
ing here from Cleveland. Ohio. where
he was assistant rector at Emanuel
church-were well represented in the
large assemblage of interested friends
who gathered to witness his marriage
to this lovely Mobile girl who will
make a charming helpmate for the
young rector in his ministerial dcties.
being herself possessed of very
beautiful Christian character.
The wedding music, which was SUI :
by the full vested choir OF the church,
IF which the bride is a member, was
a feature of the marriage service. and,
preceding the ceremony, were beauti-
full vocal solos by Mrs. /. y. Frenkel
and Miss Beatrice Nash and violin
solos by Miss Josephine Savage. with
the organist of the church, Mrs. n.
I. Young, accompanying.
AS Mrs Young played the first notes
of the wedding hymn, 20 Perfect
Love" the vested choir, all in pure
white, marched up the center aisle,
followed by the ushers. Mr.. William
orton. Mr. Hammond Gayfer, Mr. III.
b. Crocl<er and Mr.. j. b. Dortch. TIL"
groomsman, Mr.. Carter Luscher, came
next, followed by one of the matrons
of honor, Mrs. j. 3. Dortch. Preceding
the bride, who came with her brother,
Mr. Henry LusNher, who gave her
away, was her sister, Mrs. r. b. Nc
Alpin, who was the first matron or
honor, and at the altar, Mr. McAlpln,
who attended the groom as best man,
awaited with Mr.. McMaster and Kew.
M Pl,nnrner. her coming Miss
Luscher duplicated the picture OF q
fair girl bride that her lovely sister.
Vera Luscher, made in October, 1917,
when she was married in the same
church to Mr. Robert Brown McAlpin,
for she wore her sisters exquisite
wedding dress of white tulle and satin
with it's touches of silver, fashioned
with a long train, and the same illus
ion veil arranged cap effect and
crowned with a wreath of orange bios
SONS enveloped her, corwning her sort
brown hair. Her wedding flowers or
brides roses, orchids and swansonia,
formed a beautiful bouquet in shower
effect.
Following the ceremony there was
Just time for the bride to change her
wedding dress to travelling SUIT OF
blue, with which she wore a becoming
little blue hat, as she left with her
husband for a visit to his old home
Brainard. Mimi. which is the Rev. Mr..
McMasters' birthplace. They VIII
spend the mont hof July on the lakes
with a fapily friend who has home
there. and upon their return TO Mobile
will begin housekeeping at the rec
tory.
Among the many handsome ana
useful presents received by the rector
of Trinity church and his bride was
a handsome chest OF flat silver sent
by the congregation of his church
who evidenced their love for both IN
their beautiful gift.-Mobile Register