The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1900-06-15
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage OF Misc lola Davis and Mr. Geo.
Bayles Wednesday Night.


crowded with people and decorated most
profusely with flowers, snch were the
surroundings that greeted the bridal
party OF Wednesday night, when Mr..
George Bayles led Miss lola Davis, one of
Titusville's fairest young ladies, to Hy-
mems altar at the Methodist church.
The head of tine church was floral vision
of loveliness. 1t seemed impossible that
such an array of flowers could be had at
this season of the year.
At the designated hour, s O'Clock, the
bridal party entered the church, Mr..
Jno. G. Jones and Miss Sallie Hall and
Mr.. Fentress Davis and Miss Florence
Vanlandingham officiating as brides
maids and groomsmen, leading. These
were followed bv the flower girls, the
little Misses Laura Penney and Leah
Eosley, who scattered flowers profusely
up the aisle as the bride and groom pro-
ceeded to the altar. Here, directly under
floral horse shoe, suspended from an
arch of evergreens and flowers, the bridal
party were met by Rev. J. f. Mickler,
who performed the ceremony in a brief
but impressive manner that made them
husband and wife.
4 reception followed at the residence of
the brides parents which was largely
attended by friends of the contracting
paities. Indian River band made its
appearance and treated the newly-mar-
ried couple to delightful music, after
which the boys were ''set up TO cake,
wine and cigars.
The wedding march on this occasion
was rendered by Mrs. b. b. Pyles, of
this town.
The bride wore gown Of white Hen
rietta cloth trimmed with white silk,
quilted ribbon and lace, the groom wore
the conventional black.
Mr.. Bayles has been located here most
of the time for year or more in the EN-
ploy of the F. +. e. railway. He has
made host of friends in this section,
and is a most exemplary yonng man,
we'll liked by all who meet him. The
bride is the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. I. Davis, who have resided here
for a number of years past She has, in
fact, grown up from almost a child
among friends here, and has endeared
herself to all of them SD much by her
genial disposition, loving, modest and
unassuming ways on all occasions.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayles have already com
menced housekeeping, having secured
the furnished residence of Mr.. j. ID.
Crabb, near Main street. We wish them
"A long life Of happiness and prosperity.
The presents We're numerals and hand.
some, embracing great variety of articles
for the table and household, list of
which We give below:
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Baldwin, set silver
knives and forks; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il.
Pyles, salad dish; Mr.. and Mrs. \. \.
Stewart, water set; Mr.. ami Mrs. j. l..
Walker, center table; Mr.. and Mrs. W.
f. Goldsmith, mirror; Mr.. and Mrs. Al
ford, cream set; Mrs. &. Gould, cake
stand; Mrs. +. \. Lesley, vases; Mrs. J.
T. Goldsmith, perfume jar; Mrs. :. q.
: Nanlandingham, water pitcher; Mr. and
Mrs. VI. =. Jones, Jr., dozen napkins; Mr.
= and Mrs \. X. Wilson, rose jar; Mrs
SallIe Gruber, cream pitcher; Mr.. and
Mrs. \. ID Penney, berry dish; Mr.. ano
r Mrs W. y. Hendry, set pie plates; Mr.
ana MIS-. W u. W iVltltll, SILVER Sdll tlt
/ pepper shakes; J. &. Jones, fruit basket
( Il. k. Wilson * Son, bottle OF pertumery
Mrs. j. H. Screven, vase and bottle per
fu:ncrv; u. Il. pritchard, berry dish; Mr.
and Mrs l.. f. Packet. card tray; Mis-,
Maude Baldwin, silver cake knlf.; NJ
= Walsh, silver buttcr knife; j. VI. Dixon
[ silver sugar shell; J. {. Hill, silver hnttc
: dish; Mrs. Kate Myers and Miss DAISY
10 Williams. water set; Miss Sallle Hall
center table: Misses candle AMI kat,
stewart fruit dish: W. T.. Nanlandin.
= nam, set dinner plates; \. L. 'iubrr
. fruit stand; Mrs. Anna Cunkling, pickl,
a dish; Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Walker. cak,
stand; Miss l.iah Watts, pickle dash
\ Miss Florence Nanlandngham, set herr,
dishes; J. y. Alien, silver butter knii
and sugar shell: Il. ". luyncr, set break
u fast plates: \. Is. Brown, lamp; Mi~
t Josephine Brady, SIT soup platc~; Il. /;
= pvlcS, dessert dishes; Frank Wchhrr. -
[ pie plates; j. I. Fca~lcr. cake plate: "
Y II Jones. silver berry ~,uun; W. brown
=. tea set: Misses Aiiur and Daisy Brady
., water st: f. T. Knox. six napkins an,
-. six towels: Mr.. and Mr.. T.. +. Wager
table, cloth: J. f.. MickIrr, book; Mr.,
: Terry. counterpanr: +. IL. Davis. six taw
els and dozen napkins; Willie May tiould
! cream pitcher: Wiuilrrd Walker, tooth
u pick holder: IL. f. Woolall, lamp; j. 1
Davis. book: Laura Penney, center plec,
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