The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-22

THE PENSACOLA 20
Miss Bertha Lichten, girls work director.
| &C. s. for the many successful and en-
joyable social affairs given.
sITzER-eoRRas.
The marriage of Miss Geraldine Dor
othea Borras. youngest daughter of Mrs.
J: L. Borras. to Charles g. Bitter of
Mobile, celebrated at the Lutheran
church last evening at O'Clock. Rev.
| j. f. w. Reinhardt performing the i'm
prSssive double ring ceremony
| The wedding music was played by Mrs.
Finn, organist, and John Lang. violinist.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Margaret
sang o. bToWiss Wss tbs Me ana
Members of the bridal party were: Mrs
Rita Warn, matron-of- honor; Miss Ethel
Bitter of Mobile, and Miss Stella Rein
hardt. bridesmaids Fred Bitter of Mo-
bile, best man; George Bitter of Mobile,
and e. A. Borras, groomsmen, and L. L.
flower girls were: Eunice Kramer and
HIouise Schettler of Mobile. The bride
was given in marriage by her brother.
Southern Smilax used in profusion with
pink roses converted the church into a
tov lovely ~, scene. suggestive Of springtim1e. ne
tar where the nuptial vows were taken.
was suspended a large .'B' formed of
Neiectric lights in the wedding color tones
lof lavender and pink. with intertwin-
ings of pink roses.
As the first strains of the wedding
march sounded, the two little flower girls
entered, wearing dainty ruffled frocks
| of fine white organdy. their curls held
in place With ehaplets Of lilliesIof-the-
tied with butterfly bows of pink tulle
and filled with pink rose petals which
they strew in the path OF the bridal
party.
The costumes of the briday party
further reflected the lavender and pink
color tones of the wedding. Mrs. Warn,
| 0n-Of n a
orchid georgette crepe with crystal trim
mngs and the bridesmaids, Misses Rein
frocks of pink organdy. Miss Reinhardt's
was trimmed with tiny rufflings and
Miss Bitzer's was designed with a white
polka dot embroidered overdress. The
arm bouquets were pink roses tied with
pink tuIle. The men of the party wore
nf f@ I dress evening ,s suits hzds wtn
handsome model of white georgettl with
white satin ribbon trimmings. 1t was
and the bridal veil was of embroidered
tulle. becomingly arranged in Coronet
effect and fastened with graceful sprays
completed with a large arm bouquet of
orchids showered with Lilies of f-theVal-
| ley.
Following the ceremony at the church
an informal reception was held at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. J. l..
opened ensuite for the occasion. Smilax,
wisteria and pink roses effectively used
with palms and ferns made them an
attractive scene for the evenings mar
riage festivities.
! Mrs. Borras, gowned in black crepe
meteor was assisted in receiving her
guests by Mrs. F. A. Bitter of Mobile,
mother of the groom, who wore a hand
some dress Of black Pussywillow taffeta,
mig of Mobile. Mrs: ]: M. Jenkins of
Montgomery. Mrs. ]. T. w. Reinhardt,
Mrs. J. e. Kramer and Mrs. L. L. Bor-
ras.
A dainty ice course in lavender and
pink was served by Misses Wallece Warn,
Susie Bergin. Lena Bitter, Clara Rein
hardt, Augusta Wilhelmi, Katie Hart
man, Clotilde DeLustro. Helen Cusachs.
Ruth Blumer. Marguerite and Marian
Braun. Elizabeth Lind, Louise Graham.
Alba wilkins. Mrs. J. Alcorn. Mrs. Era
nest Richardson and Mrs. b. Mccain.
ments was centered with the brides cake,
huge white one. beautifully embossed
and on its top miniature bride and
placed under a large white weddiS@ bell
The mints were in pink and lavender and
pink and lavender shaded candles softly
lighted the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bitter left last night for
New Orleans and other southern cities
on short honeymoon Mrs. Bitter travel
ing in a chic suit OF navy blue tricotine
with hat, boots and gloves of reindeer
her costume completed with a corsage
of pink and lavender sweet peas.
On their return they will be at home
to friends at the home of the groom's
parents IN mobile Tor a snort time be-
fore going into their own home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bitter both have hosts
of friends In Pensacola, Mobile and else
where whose best wishes they have for
a long and hap ppy married life. Among
the many handsome gifts received was
a beautifully engraved chest of silver
| from Mr.. Bitzer's associates in the First
National Bank of Mobile.
Among the out t-of-town guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Bitter. parents of
the groom, Mrs. II. Hennig, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Schettler and three children. Mis-
/ ses Lena and Ethel Bitter George and
Fred Bitter. Misses Kathleen Braun, Su-
| sic Bergin. and Mrs. r. Koty all of Mo-
bile. Mrs j. M. Jenkins of Mont ntgomery.
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CHILDREN OF CONFEDERACY TO
MEET AT FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH MONDAY.
Miss Daisye Hyer. director of the Chill
dren of the Confederacy chapter. re-
quests that all members of the chapter
meet at the First Baptist church on Mon
i day. April 26, Memorial Day, at $3.50
O'Clock in the afternoon and that each
child bring as many flowers as possible
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RECITAL BY YOUNGER PUPILS
OF MISS IANEY'S MUSIC
GLASS.
The following well-arranged program