The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06

!, ter Mrs. Ham, and her little daughter,
Miss Mabel league. In the receiving
line were Madame Marks, Mrs. c. r.
Marks, Mrs. j. r. Marks, Miss Marks,
and Miss Estelle Marks. Two other
June brides attended this party, Miss
Nell Hinckley and Miss Elmer May
Bragdon.
| Earlier in the week, Mrs. j. M.
Barmore gave a miscellaneous shower
in honor of Miss Wilmer Lee Brag-
don, who was married on the second
of June. Miss Bragdon received many
beautiful gifts. Among those present
were Mrs. Bragdon, Mccormick, Brown
Terry, Schoelles Flyod. and Miss Eliza
Barmore, also Mr.. and Mrs. Otto An
i,derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Hinckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Lanier, and Mrs.
Slime. Among the bachelor guests
were Messrs Lovett. Anderson. Brag-
ldon and Barmore.
i Sunday was childrens day at the NJ
E. church. Among the little lassies,
who distinguished themselves by their
songs and Rotations were Miss Meredi
IWefing, Mildred Sawyer, Jessie May
Wing, Mabel league, Betty Ploggeur,
dorothy Wefing and Elinor Mathison.
A very charming reception was given
y .
introducing Mrs. M. @. Stevens, a lee
turer on Bible themes, who is to spend
this week here, and deliver a series
lof lectures at the NJ. E. church. Start
ing on Sunday, May 30th, these lee
lures will continue through the first
week OF June. Mrs. III. d. Marks Mrs
5. f. league, and Mrs. C.. w. Mathi-
son made up the committee who had
charge Of this reception; and pleasure
of all the ladies present was sufficient
evidence of their ability. Mrs. De-
lBeauvier and her pupil. Miss Spano.
sang duet. Miss ellis and Miss
Sangaree were also heard. Mrs. Rog-
ers--a general favorite, was at her
best. The music was under the able
)direction of Mrs. E. G. Weems
The wedding of Miss Marks and
!. John Marshall was solemnized at the
home of the brides mother, Madame
Marks. on Tuesday afternoon. All the
lWorld was there; and the other south
; ern home was filled to the utmost with
lweli-wishing friends. 1t was a very
smart wedding, followed by reception.
The brides sister, Miriam. was maid of
honor. The best man was Mr.. Neil
Vent. The brides maids We're Miss
Morris and Miss Wakefield Master
SiAASs Wal hS was Lie IlDS DedTtTs anu
the following a line of little girls made
a rainbow wreath, as they separated
1.-THE bridal party from the guests, two
in white. two in pink. two in blue. and
two in green. Among these Iassies
were Mary Carol Rice. Theresa War
lren, Dorothy Browne. Margaret Cook,
Mabel league. Meredi Wefing, Mildred
Sawyer. and Betty Ploeguer Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall left Immediately for Hot
Springs. Ark, where they will spend the
imonth OF June.
Another equally pretty wedding oc-
Icurred on Wednesday afternoon at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Brag-
idon, when their winsome daughter,
Miss Wilmer Lee was married to Mr.
Marvin p. Craig. of Jacksonville. The
lentire bungalow was tastefully decor
lated, and filled with wedding guests,
who were eager to wish this dear
lApaaachicola girl Good Luck"
Miss Bragdon wore charming gown
lof white crepe, she carried a boquet of
bride roses. and her hat was a dream
in tuile and lace. The maid Of honor.
Miss Erline Brown, wore pink organdy.
land a pink picture hat. She carried
dorothy Perkins roses. Mr.. Stanley
Bragdon was the best man.
After the wedding a denghtful cola
ton was served. Here the old-fash-
toned order of things was observed,
and great bride and groom cakes.
Iheartened the guests with the idea that
here was place where sugar was not
considered. Everyone united in saying
that Mr.. and Mrs. Bragdon were the
best of hosts. Mr.. and Mrs. Craig
|ileft Immediately for Jacksonville and
points in East Florida