The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-15

A beautiful impressiveness with all
the joyousness of Springtime charac-
terized the lovely home wedding of
Miss Mary Joyner, only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Joyuer whose mar
riage to Cyril Holt Parker, formerly of
Tyler, Texas, but now of Pensacola.
was celebrated last evening at $50
O'Clock. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. A. S. Moffett, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church in the
/ presence of an interested assemblage
of relatives and friends. The Sprin g
| time colors were reflected in the dec
orations of the home and in the Gus
, tunes worn by the bridal party. A
short musical program was a pretty
feature of the ceremony. Two vocal
selections "At Dawning' and Call Me
| Sweetheart were sweetly sung by
Miss Gladys Bell accompanied on the
piano by Miss Elmira Bell who play ed
the wedding march.
Members of the bridal party Were
Mrs. Adrian Langford, matron-o of :
honor; Miss Helen Rieser OF Baltimore.
first bridesmaid, who entered with
Adrian Langford; Miss Mae White,
. second bridesmaid. who entered with
Paul B. Shaw, and Miss Myrtle OIL
linger of Mobile, maid Of honor, enter
ing with w. H. Davis. The groom
entered with his best man, S. w. Davis,
meeting the bride who came in on the
arm of her father, at the altar.
The nuptia1 vows were taken be-
fore an improvised altar of palms,
ferns and banks of wild Dogwood
blossoms formed in a recess of the
living room. Handsome potted plants
and Southern Smilax used with the
Dogwood and Bridalwreath blossoms
converted the room into a lovely scene
for the marriage ceremony. Suspended
from within the chandelier, directly
over the bride and groom, was a huge
white wedding bell with graceful
sprays of delicate ferns.
Preceding the bridal party six little
girls and boys entered, Blanche Nor
gan, Doris Welles, Catherine Bur-
meister, Wade Morgan, Jimsie Flem-
/ ing and Cyril Burgoyne. The little
girls wore dainty handsome SPRING
time frocks of ruff1ed pink organdy
and the little boys were in white suits.
They formed an isle for the bridal
party with streamers of white tulle
held by each with butterfly bows of
tulle and sprays of white carnations,
later forming a semi-circle around the
bridal party.
Miss Rieser, the first bridesmaid,
entering, wore a Frenchy costume of
pink taffeta, most becoming to her
brunette beauty. The bodice was hand
embroidered and the skirt fashioned
with side draperies with white lace
underskirt.
Miss White, a dainty blonde, was
charming in a Spring dress of nile
green. The bodice was of taffeta,
made on the new lines and the skirt
accordian pleated georgette crepe, tiny
pink rosebuds forming the trimmings.
Miss Ollinger's gown was also of
nile green. A lovely Spring model de-
signed of taffeta with white lace un-
derskirt, made in loose panel effect
with tiny rufflings.
Mrs. Langford. a girlhood friend of
the bride, serving as her matron-of-
honor, wore a handsome gown of white
georgette crepe and anette, combined,
fashioned on the new lines with grace
fully draped skirt. The arm bouquets
were of pink carnations tied with pink
tulle.
The bridal gown of ivory charmeuse
combined with silver lace was fash
ioned according to the new Spring
mode, its lines lending a charming dig
nifty to the youthful figure of the