The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-06

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Earked by elegant simplicity and
beauty was the wedding of Miss Daisy
Belle White, lovely daughter of Mr..
and Mrs r. G. White, and Mr.. Gordon
Nelson Whitmore, which was solemn
tied at the home of the brides par
ents, q. Chase street, at five thirty
O'Clock, Wednesday afternoon. This
pretty ceremony was performed by
Rev. Francis Tappey, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, in the pres
once of a large asseInblage of friends
and relatives.
The parlor was a beautiful we'd
ding scene, with a pretty improvised
altar between two large windows. A
background for this scene was made of
handsome tall palms and potted ferns,
and on either side a pretty trellace
was wormed of white dogwood and
wild honey sickle. both OF which sent
out their most FRAGRANT perfumes.
Large and small vases Of pink and
white carnations and sweet peas placed
in the parlors, giving q touch OF
springtime to the setting made of
greenery. With the soft yellowish
glow sent forth by the tall waxen
candles on the mantle piece and plano
this scene was complete.
While the guests were assembled in
the parlors and hall, @ beautiful musl-
cal program was given by old friends
OF the family. With the accompant-
ment by Mrs. J. c.. Waseman, Mr..
Michael de Lustro sang Calm as the
Night" and Mrs. Justine Smith rem
dered two beautiful numbers, II Love
You Truly" and AT Dawning."
And with the soft notes from Lob
engrin's wedding march, played by
Mrs. J. G. Wasenan, the members Of
the bridal party made their entrance.
Coming first were the groom and his
best man, Mr.. william Mccoy, of
Pine Bluff. Ala. Next came the
brides maid, Miss Ruby Vaughan.
Following Miss Vaughan was the
matron- of-honoT, Mrs. Terrell B,
Jones, of Birmingham, Ala, sister of
the bride. The bride entered with her
father and met the groom at the altar.
Master Jimmie Wasenan, Jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Wasemar, was the
only juvenile members OF the party.
He carried the rings in a beautiful
callar lille, for the impressive double
ring ceremony.
This brides maid was attractive in
spring creation Of white satin with an
overdress of pale blue satin. She
wore white kid slippers and hose to
match her lovely gown, and carried
an arm bouquet of pink American
beauty roses and sprays of fern tied
with pink tulle. Miss Vaughan wore a
pretty string of pearls around her
neck.
Mrs. Jones was gowned in hand
some brocaded gorgette crepe blouse
and a skirt OF black velvet. Her
blouse was Of tan gorgette, heavily
brocaded in rose and green with a
touch of black velvet. She wore black
satin slippers, bearing a silver orna-
mont and lace hose. Black Jet beads
with a handsome diamond pendant
were worn by Mrs. Jones. She carried
an arm bouquet OF American beauty
roses and FERN caught with a bow Of
pink tuIls.
The bride was q vision Of lovliness,
in a navy blue porai twill cape dress,
with trimmings of black silk braid.
The waist was made with flowing
sleeves and the military cape was
trimmed with many small buttons over
the sleeves and shoulder. The braid
was used on the cape and skirt, at the
bottom was the wide braid. gradually
narrowing at the top. She wore grey
kid gloves, grey slippers and hose to
correspond. Her hat was grey with
large ostrich plume dropping from one
side. The only ornament worn by the
bride was lovely diamond bar pin.
Miss white carried shower lbouquef
OF white roses and iillies Of the vale,
and delicate ferns.
Master Waaenan wore q tan pongee
suit with white slippers and tan sox.
Mrs. White, mother OF the bride,
wore q dark brown canton crepe with
Jade trimmings
Immediately after the ceremony
beautiful reception was held, the hall,
dining room. where the guests were,
was lovely decorated in quantities of
spring flowers and ported plants. Mrs.
Lee Macdonald presided at the punch
bowl, and delicious fruit punch and
cake were served.
Mrs. John Burrow held the brides
box, It being lovely wedding gift