The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-12
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Mr.. H. G. Gates II Moore Haven,
Florida announces the engagement
and approaching mn rria.a Of his
daughter, Dorothae GabIa to Mr.. Ly-
- IN = Mallard.
This announcement is OF interest 20
numerous friends throughout the
state, the wedding to take place dur
ing the holiday season at the home
of Miss Gates Sister at Mcintosh,
Florida.-The Ocala Banner.
WATERS PIERCE.
The following will be Of interest,
as the groom is the son of Mrs. Julia
Waters, and the brother of Miss
Eva Waters and Miss Julia Waters,
OF this city:
A lovely wedding of the week took
place at the Crichton Methodist
church, Thursday evening, December
T. at $50 o'clock, when Miss Cammie
Pierce plighted her troth to Mr.. Yer
ner Roberts Waters, the love-knot
being tied by the Rev. a. B. Brown.
The church afforded a beautiful set
ting for the plighting of the love
vows, the pridieu being marked on
either side with tall wicker baskets
filled with white chrysanthemums
against background of palms and
southern smilax. Miss Aline Better
was in charge of the musical program,
which was a most delightful one, TAX
ing place as the guests were assem-
bling. Melody in F"' and Hearts
and Flowers were rendered by Mrs
G. A. Bauten on the violin, as during
the ceremony she played softly the
Melody of Love- Mrs. Clyde Moore
sang 20 Promise Me-" and Miss
Mary Allen sang "At Dawning." AS
the notes of Lohengrin's wedding
march sounded, the bridal party en-
tered, led by the ushers, Messrs. C.
Lamar Brown and William c. Armis-
tead, followed by the matron of
honor, Mrs. Harvey r. Cogburn, a
lovely blonde. the groomsman, DR..
Harry r. Cogburn, coming up the side
aisle at the same time. Next came the
maid of honor, Miss Alice Phifer, an
other pretty blonde, followed by the
lringbearer, Howard Pollock, Jr., who
wore black velvet suit and carried
the ring in a large chrysanthemum.
Preceding the bride, who came in
with her brother, Mr.. J. D. Pierce,
who gave her into the keeping of
Mr.. Waters, who with the best man,
Mr.. Lamar H. Waters. met them at
the altar, came the little flower girl,
Marion Hassett. dainty in an accor-
deon plated dress in the sunset
shade with orchid trimmings, and
wearing a wreath of silver leaves in
her hair, and she carried a silver bas-
ket filled with orchid flowers.
The color tone of the wedding, sun
set and orchid, was beautifully ex-
pressed in the toilettes of the atten-
dants; Mrs. Cogburn wearing a hand
some dress Of sunset crepe satin and
Miss Phifer was attractive in her
dress of orchid, both trimmed in
French flowers and silver leaves with
silver slippers and wearing orchid os-
trich combs in their hair and carrying
chrysanthemums in the same shade,
tied with silver ribbons. The bride,
who is a handsome brunette, was at
traCtive in her dress Of bridal satin
with trimmings of pearls, with train
fashioned French effect. Her veil of
illusion was confined to her hair with
a. Cornet of pearls and orange bios
SONS, and she carried an old-fa shion-
ed shower bouquet OF brides roses
and valley lilies.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the brides home for the bril-
dial party and immediate family. To-
wards midnight Mrs. Waters changed
her bridal attire for a coat suit of
blue verona cloth with carasule trim
mings, and left with her husband on
the Pan American for a short bridal
trip. Mr.. Waters was formerly of
Pensacola, Fla. but for the past two
years has been connected in business
with the Southern Rosin Co. So he
and his bride will continue to make
their home in Mobile. Among the out
of-town guests were Miss Julia Wat
ers and Mr.. Lamar H. Waters, of
Pensacola; and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee H.
Waters, of Atmore; Miss Norma
Pierce, of Grand Bay; Mr.. Michael
Butt, Of Atlanta, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Waters and little daughter, of
Oak Grove, Ala.-Mobile Register.