The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-13
BE CELEBRATED TTIESDAY

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MSS ber'na Fried Of Macon, Ca, viii
ibe Miss Jacoby's maid of honor arS
MISS Hilda Bear Of Pensacola he,
priuesmaid. Bertha Marie Masur, the
loVely little niece OF the groom will
be flower-girl. Mr.. Son will have 90
ms best man. his brother, Byron A
Son' OF New Orleans. and the grooms-
men VIII be Sig Masur and NANNY
Marx Of Monroe, La. Morris lew
Fhllnp Klein and Dr. M. A. Iisch-
AoIl OF Pensacola. Ushers, Lazar Calm,
Albert Klein, B. v. Dannheisser, Joe
Manassa, Bonnie Forcheimer and Dew
ey Jacoby. The bride will be given in
marriage by her mother. Mr.. Phillip
Klein VIII be master of ceremonies.
The Temple will be deliberately decor
ated with cut flowers and green's for
the occasion, and the members of the
bridal party will wear full evening
dress AS honored guest at the we'd
Ding VIII be Mr.. M. A. Son, of New
Orleans. father of the groom.
Following the ceremony at the Tenn
pie, a reception will be held at the
Progress Club, where a decorative
scheme of green and white will be car
ried out. In the receiving line will be
Mrs. Bertha S. Jacoby, mother of the
bride. Mr.. M. A. Son. father of the
groom, and members of the bridal
party. The brides book will be in
charge of Miss Miriam Jacoby and
Miss Ethel Reims of New Orleans
will have charge of the punch bowl at
the entrance of the ball room. Music
for dancing will be furnished by the
Cloverleaf orchestra with Mr.. Strong
as director.
The Son-Jacoby wedding will be
one OF the lovliest nuptial events of
the season and the past several weeks
have been filled with the many pre-
nuptial courtesies given for the BRIDE
elect and bridal party. Tomorrow at
IL o'clock Mrs. M. A. Lischkoff is en-
tertaining with a wedding breakfast in
honor of the bridal party at her home
on North HILL and Monday evening
Mrs. Bertha s. Jacoby is entertaining
at o'clock dinner for the bridal party
at the San Carlos hotel. Tuesday
Miss Bertha Fried is giving luncheon
at the San Carlos, her guests to in
clude members OF the bridal party,
and that night a dinner dance will
be given at the hotel by the gentlemen
of the wedding party.
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BRIDGE PARTY.
Mrs. Lester Baldwin, of Baltimore,
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Pinney, has been the inspiration
OF many lovely courtesies during her
first visit to Pensacola since her mar
rage last spring. Friday she was
honor guest at a lovely bridge party,
when Mrs. Thos. A. johnson enter
tanned in compliment to her.
There were three tables arranged
for play and the prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Malcolm Yonge, who made
highest score, her trophy being a bon
bon dish, and Mrs. Terrell Covington,
who cut the consolation. mustard
Jar. Mrs. Baldwin as honoree receiv-
ed a dainty vanity bag, with individ-
aal puff and powder. After the games
/ delicious ice course was served |
Misses Julia Johnson and Conseuela |
cafiero came in later.
Playing bridge were: Mrs. Bald |
win, the honoree, Mrs. Malcolm |
Yonge. Mrs. Terrell Covington. Mrs.
Harding Burke, Mrs. Harry Thomp-
son. Mrs. E. f. Bruce. Mrs. Alma |
Fisher, Mrs. A. T. Barkdull, Mrs. |
John Nicely, Mrs. James Macgibbon.
Misses Vera Keller. Miss Elizabeth
Moreno.