The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-29
James L. Fulghum WEEDS
Miss Elizabeth
Thomas.

"A lovely and interesting wedding too,
place Thursday night at st. Johns EMS
copal church, when beautiful EuzabetI
Ihomas became the bride of James La
Vcsier Fuighum of Pensacola, Florida.
me church was exquisitely de2oratet
IN ferns. and trailing smilax Hug,
palms were banked about the altar snC
graceful silver vases filled with whit,
| roses were placed at intervals about +h.
church. A row of tall cathedral candle,
: shed their soft glow around the brida
| cortege. -.
| Before the ceremony. Mrs Clarence
| Carwell sang Because" and Mrs
| Bailey Talbot, Jr., of Troy, sang "At
Dawning." They were accompanied en-
the organ by Mrs. George Hodge and on
| the violin by Frank Woodruff Mr.. Rich
ard Wilkinson performed tn Impressive
ceremony. Charles Bricken, Wallac e
Pitts, Ed Shirley and Charles Arlinger
served as ushers. s....
AS the mellow notes Of Mendelsshcns
wedding march rolled from the pipe or
gan. the bridal party entered The pretty
ribbon girls; Misses Alice Houghton,
Mary Seibles Lanier, Virginia Flowers
and Mary Ellen Pitts. entered first, all
wearing exquisite dresses of sky blue
georgette trimmed with silver: The maid
of honor, Miss Nell Thomas. sister of the
bride, wore shell pink crepe back satin
with trimmings CT silver and sequin and
carried a bouquet of pink Richmond
roses.
The dainty little flower girl, Ethel
Hobbie.- wore a white French dress over
pink georgette and carried a tiny basket
filled with pink rose petals. Little
Stanley Quisenberry, dressed in q white
satin suit carried the ring in large
pink rose.
The bride entered on the arm Of her
father, Judge E. Perry Thomas. by whom
she was given in marriage, and was met
at the alter by the groom ana pes. man
his brother, Kenneth Fulghum' CT rem
sacola.
The brides decilate blond beauty was
enhanced by her lovely wedding gown OF
flesh pink sequin. made over heavy Wnlte
Duchess satin. The long court train that
was also of white satin covered WITH
pink seouin, was attached to the shoulu
ers by tiny silver ornaments me ven
NJ mink and white chiffon, was caught
around her radiant young lace W.
bandeau of orange blossoms. one Sa |
,.;oa shower bouquet of Sweetneart
roses and Lilies of the Valley ana Knot
-. az came white satin pillow her
~ beautiful Nell Pritchett, kneit
,-or when she became the or1oe VI
Perry Thomas ,ocro x,ovvs were
while the solemn marriage Vows
being taken angels Serenaoe
~ .nIsved by the organist.
= The bride is one of Moh.soiI a.
,1-oI;as+ and most charming glris; o
N,n1a+aa her education at Falrnot
IoI,aae washington, D. c. ana SIM
~. sebu+ In this city has enJoyeo ui
usual popularity. ,o,,,,r, 10 a mem
lanes La Crosier FuLghuih 10 Fonoi
,er of one of the mcst pL ,e,,1n ali over
les of Florida, and is wen M +beir home
he south. They will make 'i7A'
i T., rnediately after the ceremony, ,ed
nd Mrs. E. Perry Thomas tr,o,,da of {
he bridal party and re" ~ eiven
-, -, t,rida at an informal recep'ioA !,
t = go home on Perry street ,.;>,,,,,, +
i -" o,.+;re lower floor was yea 49, :
Inc ca with pink roses ana iasS :
ecol"t1 nj, hride,s table, which was eo
erns' ., ne ,ace over pink had LOT is
req WIZ ~ large. heart-shaped weualns
enter INC embossed in PINK roSee
axe HS;ss Tuiiet Sellers presloeo.
Miss Julia Anderson ahTe banked 6
.om a prettily appoinIeu Satn Burton /
,itb fruits. Miss Eil +-an,ia BALDWIN
ia coffee. and Miss, Fannis s hook.
81 s.,o r~ presided over the orlue md Mrs.
- the reception, Mr. .s,,,q trim. Il
Az aI,',, LETT fer a short weuoi.is s+,,i,sh
u, nls huide.s going away suit was So
he ortae of beautiful Paris brown
IN tn ~. 49, tr;mnned with SEAL and Win
nsesSories "a match.-Montgomery Ad-
ertiser. +