The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-03
Yates-Clark w ed ding
Brilliant Affair at
st. Michael's.

st. Michaers Catholic church was the
scene of a beautiful wedding yesterday
afternoon when Miss Eulalie Valentine
Clark, the eldest daughter of the four
attractive daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton E. Clark. became the bride of David
John Yates OF Atlanta Ga. The cere-
mony which was performed by Rev.
Father Fullerton, took place at fifteen
after five o'clock, and long before the
appointed time the church was filled with
an interested assemblage of friends of
the popular young couple.
The church was very beautiful and
artistic in its decorations, tall tropical
palms. ferns and southern greenery be-
ing used effectively on the altar where
the love vows were taken, the nuptial
scene being enhanced by soft light
which radiated from a myriad of candles
burning on and above the altar.
A musical program preceded the cere-
mony. Professor A. G. Reilly presiding
at the pipe organ, while Mr.. Gerald
Quina sang Until" Mrs. William A.
Leonard sang Because" and Mr.. Max
Heinberg rendered three selections on
the violin, "I Love You Truly, THE Rose
Bushes" and Loves Old Sweet Song,
the latter selection being played very
softly during the ceremony.
The strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march heralded the entrance of the
bridal procession which was led down
the center aisle of the church by Mr..
Gerald Quina, one of the groomsmen,
followed by the other groomsmen,
Messrs. John Gum and Charlie Mayes,
Watson and Warren Pierpiont The
brides attendants followed. Misses Flor
ence Pierpont and Eta Haley first, then
Misses Lucy Arson and Edna Clark VINO
were In turn followed by Misses Angela
and Clifford Clark, the latter three be-
ing sisters of the bride, and Miss CHI
ford Clark being maid OF honor. the
little flower girl, Miss Constance Dan
iels, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs JULIUS
Daniels and cousin OF the bride. en-
tered next, and Immediately preceded the
bride, who entered on the arm OF her
father.
Mr.. Yates and his best man, who was
his brother, DR.. Joe Yates of Philadei-
phia. entered from the side aisle ana
ioined the other members of the bridal
party at the altar.
After the taking of the love vows the
bridal procession, led by the newly MADE
bride and groom, turned and LETT the
church, Mendelssohn's wedding narch
being rendered as a occasional
The costumes worn by the ATTENDANTS
were of simple and beautiful design
carving out the latest fall effects'
Misses Florence Plerpont, Eta Haley.
Incv Arson, Edna and Angela Clark
wore frocks fashioned alike of pink ehll-
fon. vet each being trimmed IN oe-
eidedly different mode, Miss F1efpoht
choosing bugaI beads, Miss Haley laF-
enaer roses on a silver girdle, MISS An
son, chiffon roses of pink and lavender
on A silver girdle, Miss Edna Clark laV-
ender grapes on a silver vine ana -dlss
Angela Clark. chiffon and pink tune
bows. with these frocks were worn pc
coming poke shaped picture hats Oh iaV-
ender horse hair braid with n silver paiio'
and their shoes and hose were OF SILVER
Each attendant carried an arm bouqoet
OF pink carnations tied with silver RIBBON
and lavender tulle.
The maid Of honor, Miss Clifford CIalk'
was charming in frock of pink chit-
ton. wearing picture hat to correspond,
and she too, wore silver slippers ana
hose and carried an arm bouquet OF plhh
carnations, tulie and fern.
Little Constance Daniels wore cos
tune of white chiffon with pink trim