The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-17

with an overskirt of green fringe.
Miss Bear was unusually attractive
in a simply fashioned frock of corn
flower colored blue chiffon beaded in
crystals. All of the attendants car
ried large arm bouquets of pink peon.
les tied with pink tulle.
Mrs. Jacoby, mother of the bride.
wore a handsome gown of white geor-
gette crepe beautifully embroidered
IN pearls and crystals with a corsage
of helitrope shaded orchids showered
with Lilies Valley.
Bertha Marie Masur,, little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Masur, of Monroe,
La, and niece of the groom, exquis-
lite in ruffled frock of delicate pink
tulle over pink satin with tiny pink
rosebud trimmings and wreath of
rosebuds on her curls carried a white
Empire basket tied with pink tulle,
from which she scattered pink and
white rose petals in the path of the
bride.
The bride was lovely in her wedding
gown of heavy white satin trimmed
in real Duchess lace with court train
and enveloped III the folds of tulle
veil, embroidered in crystals and
of orange blossoms. The skirt was
gracefully draped and the bodice was
of Duchess lace with dainty motifs
of irridescents and pearls. She car
ried real lace handkerchief and
large shower arm bouquet of Lilies
of-the-Valley.
Following the ceremony the we'd
ding guests and friends were enter
tanned with a reception at the Pro-
gress Club made scene of lovliness
with quantities of cut flowers and
ferns in color motif of green and
white. Receiving were Mrs. Bertha S.
Jacoby, mother of the bride, Mr.. M. A.
Son, father of the groom and members
of the bridal party After congratula-
tons and good wishes had been show
cred on the bride and groom, dancing
was enjoyed into the late evening.
Music was furnished by the Clover
leaf orchestra under direction of Mr..
Strong. An elaborate ice course in
green and white motif was served and
during intermissions of dancing fruit
punch. Miss Ethel Reims of New Or
leans, most attractive in a summer
dress of pale green net over green sat
in with pink rosebud trimmings, was
in charge of the large punch bowl at
the ball room entrance. Mr.. Phillip
Klein was master of-csremonies. The
brides book was in charge of Miss
Miriam Jacoby.
Mr.. Son and his brids left last night
for honeymoon to be ipent in various
eastern cities, and on reir return will
be at home to friends 1t the home of
the brides mother on the Bayshore.
Mrs. Son travelled in smart suit of
navy blue tricotine tath accordion
pleated skirt. Elton jae1et effect with
sash and gold and bAe embroidered
trimmings. She wore hand en-
broidered blouse, a che tailored hat
of blue georgette and pther accessor-
les to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Son ae well known
in Pensacola and othe southern cit
les where they have hsts of friends
to whom their marriae is of much
cordial interest, and tie past several
weeks have been crowded. with the
many charming pre- mutual courtesies
given in honor of the brie-elect. Many
handsome presents wer received for
their new home
Among the out-of-tow1 guests were:
Mr.. NJ. A. Son of New rleans. father
of the groom: Mr. and Ms Sig Masur.
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Nanny
Marx, Of Monroe, La. Mrs. Evelyn
Reims and daughter, Miss Ethel
Reims of New Orleans. Mrs. Bertha |
Dixon of Mariana, Mrand Mrs. NJ. |
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