The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-10

third member of this old washington
famiIy-the Coyles having lived there
continuously since IS01--was present
at this interesting marriage ceremony
OF her son. and wore an elegant gown OF
gray brocaded silk with trimmings of cut
steel and crystal the overdress being a
french chantilly shawl draped gracefully
from the shoulders. The beautiful Epis-
copal wedding service was used and after
the pronouncing Of the blessing the Men
delssohn wedding march was played for
the occasional as the bridal party left
the church, the bride and groom being
followed by Mrs. Goode with the best man
Major Radford CoyIe, and the groomsmen
going out with other members of the
family. including Mrs. Harrison Hutton
and Miss Natalie Hutton. OF Detroit.
aunts Of the bride, Mrs Coyle. the
groom's mother, and Mrs. Radford Coyie.
of washington, D. c., Mrs Matthew
Brewster of New Orleans. and Mrs. Ken
nedy from Fort Morgan, who were all
among the out-of-town guests The we'd
ding party. following the ceremony. were
entertained at the Goode home so St
Emanuel street, and the house decorations
matching the green and white color tone
OF the wedding was beautiful with brides
roses and waisies banking the mantlos
and inning vases. paying tribute to the
sweetness and purity of the bride. In the
o1nins room. where an ice course was
served, the table had for its centerpiece
4 silver basket Overlooking with BRIDE
roses; the silver candlesticks and crystal
shades and tulle bows enhanced its love
i;ness' and at either end of the table were
tne brides and grooms cakes which the
bride cut with her husbands sword
Many congratulatory telegrams were
received and read. many happy toasts
We're made as this union of the only
daughter of the late Dr. Rhett Goode. a
noted surgeon and public health authority
IN the South to Major CoyIe. grandson
or Rear Admiral Radford Of the United
States navy. and who has seen active
service in China, Haiti, Mexico, and with
the fleet in European waters during the
period OF the war, Is one of widespread
interest everywhere they are known, and
~ little monogram cake boxes with the
entwined cipher. c. G., as a souvenir OF
the happy event.
About midnight Major CoyIe and his
bride left for w~ddpg trip on the coast
They will be gone about two weeks ana
VIII return here before going to Washing
ton, D. c., where he has furnished a
house In Georgetown, where they win 90
to housekeeping, and which will have
among its furnishing the great array of
beautiful wedding presents received by
! Mrs. Coyle here In her own home city.
Washington. which have been sent by in
terested friends from all parts of the
country.
Major Coyle has been detached from
! the fleet and stationed with the navy
department at Washington, SO his arrival
there with his Southern bride. who has
been prominent In social circles all
throughout the South and East will be
the occasion for much entertaining in
IWashington's exclusive circles, where
the groom who is a member OF such a
prominent family and who is so wen
liked among all the high government Of
ticials, will receive the heartiest of con-
gratuiations upon his marriage to this
charming Southern belle