The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-15
BEAUTIFUL SPRINGTIME
HOME WEDDING SELEMNIZED LAST EVENING

bride and as completed with a Queen
Elizabeth Court train. She was en-
veloped in the filmy folds of a tulle
veil, becomingly arranged French cap
effect and held in place with a band
of pearls and chaplet of orange bios
sons Her flowers were white car
nations showered with sweet peas.
Mrs. Joyner, mother of the bride,
wore handsome dress of taupe
georgette beaded in bronze and Mrs.
N H. Scogin, mother of the groom.
was gowned in black taffeta with cut
steel trimmings.
/ Following the ceremony an informal
reception was held.
| The lower apartments of the home
were opened ensuite and quantities of
wild pink honeysuckle, and white
roses against banks of palms and ferns
further carried out the Springtime
color tones of the wedding.
The galleries were enclosed with
awnings and charmingly suggestive of
Springtim with banks of flowers and
palms. Here the guests were served
with punch from large cut glass
bowl, placed amid a mass of ferns and
blooms, by Misses Louise Ellis and
Lucille Lyman who wore dainty frocks
of georgette in the Spring colors.
The brides table, beautiful in it's
appointments, emphasizing the chosen
wedding tones, was covered with a
handsome, hand embroidered linen
piece. The brides cake formed the
centerpiece. 1t was a huge white one.
beautifully embossed with brides
roses with a miniature Kewpie bridal
party on top. Co1ored mints filled
cut glass dishes and the ices were
moulded into pink roses.
The brides book was in charge of
Miss Pauline Muller and assisting in
serving were Mrs. John Eames, Mrs.
H. Gardner Chaplin, Mrs. Langley Bell
and Miss Flo Lyman. They wore
dainty gowns of georgette in the new
Spring shades. Receiving with Mrs.
Joyner were Mrs. n. 81. Scogin. Mrs.
John Reiser of Baltimore, Mrs. w. l..
Meyer, Mrs. Walter White and Miss
Laura Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker left last night
for New Orleans and after a short
honeymoon will return to the city
where they will make their home with
Mrs. Parker's parents on z. Gonzalez
st. Mrs. Parker's travelling dress was
chic model of navy blue poiret twill
with accessories to match.
Among the out of-town guests were
Mrs. n. H. Scog1n, mother OF the
groom, Mrs. J. H. Scogin, aunt of the
groom, both from Jacksonville, Texas; /;
Mrs. John Reiser of Baltimore, aunt
of the bride, Miss Helen Reiser of
Baltimore, and Miss Myrtle Ollinger of
Mobile, cousins OF the bride.
Mrs. Parker is one of Pensacola's
most charming and winsome girls of
an appealing brunette type of beauty
and her approaching marriage was the
occasion of many lovely ante nuptial
courtesies. Including a beautifully
appointed dinner party given in honor
of the bridal party at the San Carlos
Saturday evening by Mr.. Paul b.
Shaw, one of the groomsmen. Mr..
Parker who has made his home in
Pensacola for the past two years, dur
ing the war served in the navy as
chief petty officer and was for some
time stationed at Pensacola Naval Air
Station. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
have hosts of friends to whom their
marriage is of much cordial interest
and who unite in extending hearty con-
gratulations and best wishes. Many
handsome gifts OF silver, cut glass
china and linen were received which
will be a constant reminder of the
love and esteem they hold in the
hearts of their friends.