The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06
WEEK AT APALACEICOLA is
ONE OF. UNUSUAL GAYETY

Apalachicola, June 5.-The past week
has been frightened by a series of en-
tertain1nonts for three June brides. On
Friday afternoon Mrs. Elgin Wefing
cave charming bridge party in honor
Of Miss Estelle Marks. There were
about forty ladies' present; and the
graceful decorations of the lower floor
made a fitting background to pretty
scene Of general gayety.
The bride-elect was smartly gowned
IN rose embroidered wolfe. Among
those present were Mesdames Annie
Ryan Marks. G. w. Hagerman. L. G.
I4agermann, Jno. r. Marks, S. E. Rice,
Farley Warren. H D Morris, S. e.
Montgomery, J. B. Spear, H. c. Fan
min. J. H. Hodges, and the Misses Mi
rtam Marks, Resale Wakefield. Mary
Porter. Florence Morris and w. Kim
ball. Mrs. Wefing was assisted by
Mrs. c. r. Marks, and her daughter
Meredi. First prize, Miss Kimball,
second prize, Mrs. Marion Wing.
Friday evening, Mrs. G. r. Marks
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and Mr.. Marshall, out at her charming
country home. Most of the young
people were there and the evening was
delightful. The whole bridal party was
gathered together, including Miss Es-
telle Marks, and Mr. Marshall. Miss
RosaIie Wakefield and Mr.. Vent, Miss
Florence Morris and Mr.. Francis
Wakefield, Miss Marian Marks and
Captain Glasgow. Mr.. and Mrs.
league, Mr.. and Mrs. Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fannin, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver-in
fact all the younger set were on hand.
live hundred was the game, and an
elaborate collation. was served. The
drive home in the early morning was
not the least enjoyable part Of this
function.
There was another elaborate enter
tainment at the home of Mrs. S. e.
league, on Saturday afternoon. where
Miss Estelle Marks was again the
honoree. Five Hundred was played
progressively. There were ten tables.
and all social Apalach was present.
Mrs. Fannin carried off first prize.
Mrs. league was assisted by her sis
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 Drag
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
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Hinckley
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. I1anier. and Mrs
Slime. Among the bachelor guests
were Messrs Lovett, Anderson, Brag-
don and Barmore.
Sunday was childrens' day at the NJ
T.. church. Among the little lassies,
who distinguished themselves by their
songs and Rotations were Miss Meredi
Wefing, Mildred Sawyer, Jessie May
Wing, Mabel league, Betty Ploggeur,
Dorothy Wefing and Elinor Mathison.
A very charming reception was given
Monday afternoon at the NJ. E. rectory,
Introducing Mrs. M. Q. Stevens. lee
plrer on Bible themes, who is to spend
x
of lectures at the M. E. church. Start
ing on Sunday, May both. these lee
lures will continue through the first
week OF June. Mrs. H. d. Marks, Mrs.
3. K. league, and Mrs. G. w. Mathi-
ron 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-
Beauvier and her pupil. Miss Spano,
sang a duet. Miss ellis and Miss
Sangaree were also heard. Mrs. Rog-
Ars-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
world was there; and the other south
srn home was filled to the utmost with
we'll 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 were Miss
Morris and Miss Wakefield. Master
Chas. Marks was the ring bearer; and
the following a line of little girls made
"a rainbow wreath, as they separated
the bridal party from the guests, two
in white. two in pink. two in blue, and
two in green. Among these lassies
We're Mary Carol Rice Theresa War
rem, Dorothy Browne. Margaret Cook
Mabel league. Meredi Wefing, Mildred
Sawyer. and Betty Ploeguer Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall left Immediately for Hot