The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-03
LIEUT.. S. p. GINDER OF THIS
CITY ATTENDS WALLACE
SAVAGE WEDDING IN
TALLAHASSEE, FLA.

A quiet put beautiful wedding was
solemnized Saturday at 1890 o'clock
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Gates on North Gadsden street when
the latter's sister, Miss Lucille Savage.
daughter Of Mrs. Lula Savage became
the bride of Chas. Nathaniel Wallace
of Atlanta.
The home was unusually lovely in
it's elaborate and dainty decorations
which carried out in perfect detail the
most attractive color scheme Of pink
and white. Mexican coral vine and
pink and white crepe myrtle and old
fashioned zennias in the chosen tones
were lavishly used in combination with
palms and fern. The stair rail was en-.
twined with soft fern and studded
with gorgeous asters, while the newell
posts and pedestals held lovely bas-
kets of pink vine, the handles of the
baskets being ornamented with white
tulle bows, pink lighted tapers unshad-
ed adorned the mantle, casting a soft
glow.
The wedding guests, numbering
relatives of the young couple and a
few most intimate friends, were re-
ceived at the entrance by Mesdames
Theo. Proctor, B. H. Bridges and
Frank Ellis. On the screened We
randa the lovely array . of wedding
gifts were admired by the guests,
while from a prettily appointed table
delicious fruit nectar was dispensed,
Miss Mildred Henry of FIT. Myers, and
Miss Mae Wells presiding at the punch
bowl
Prior to the nuptial service, Miss
Ella Creary Thompson sweetly sang
, Claimants AT Dawning, with piano &C
compartment by Miss Mary Whitfield
Then the strains of the always lovely
bridal chorus from Lohengrin sounded
by Miss Whitfield, announced the en-
trance of the bridal party. First to
descend the stairway were the little
brides maids, Misses Martha Gates
and Elizabeth Savage, nieces of the
bride They wore dainty frocks OF
white organdie trimmed with ruffles
and pink tulle and carried arm bou-
quets of pink asters. Taking their
places on either side the improVlsed
| altar of greenery they were followed
by little Miss Sarah Du Pont Sealey
| who acted as flower girl. She was
fairy like picture in fluffy frock Of
pink organdie, carrying a basket of
Dlnk ana white rose peldllS "4i1SAA WV
strewn in the brides pathway. The
bride entered with the bridegroom and
at the altar the impressive ring cere-
mony was pronounced by Rev. Rey-
molr Grady, pastor of Trinity Metho-
dist church.
The bride was married in a stunning
suit of navy blue tricotine, handsome
Nv braided and strictly tailored. Her
blouse was a soft gray georgette, en-
broidered in cut steel beads, and her
hat was a most becoming model of
blue cloth with touches of gray. Her
flowers were brides roses and valley
lilies.
After the solemn vows were taken
an informal reception was held during
which Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace received
the concentrations and best wishes OF
those present. Then the guests were
served with a wedding breakfast after
which the young couple left on the af-
ternoon train for Jacksonville and
points on the coast where they will
spend their honeymoon.
The bride is popular with host of
friends in social and business circles
and she enjoyed an unusually bright
pre-nuptial season, numerous social
affairs having been given in her
honor.
Mr.. Wallace is connected with we'll
known automobile concern in Atlanta |