The Florida star., 1902-11-28


Annie Elms GoOde and Mr.. Claude Mer-
win Beaujean were celebrated in Holy
Trinity Episcopal church, Rev. Stuart
Martin officiating.
Before the appointed hour the church
was filled with those invited and many
were unable to find seating room. At
O'Clock the bridal party entered the
church to the strains of the wedding
march played by Madam f. NJ. Camp.
bell and passed up the aisle to the chan
eel. The dainty ribbon bearers, Miss
Blanche Snedeker and Master Fletcher
Stewart, led the party, followed by the
ushers, Messrs. Allen Campbell and A. ].
Hoke, Jr., with Mr.. Dan McCarty grooms-
man, Miss Jessie NJ. Goode, maid of hon.
or; Miss Mozel Williams, bridesmaid,
preceded the bride leaning on the arm OF
her father, Mr.. r. w. Goode.
At the chancel were awaiting the groom
with his best man, Mr.. Alex. J. Goode,
and on the approach of the bride she was
received by the groom and together they
took their places beneath the floral bell
suspended from the chancel arch and
there heard the charges and joined in the
responses of the impressive ceremony that
made them man and wife.
The vision of the wedding party rs they
stood within the chancel was one never
to be forgotten by one not familiar with
such scenes i'll a section where tropical
decorations abound. There were over
two thousand roses and other beautiful
flowers used to fine advantage in the
church by the Misses Allie and MOllie
Nicholson, Mozel Williams, Matte
Brown, Madam Campbell and other
friends in decorating.
The bride, herself, was vision Of love
illness in pure white swiss trimmed with
lace and satin ribbon, with bridal veil
fastened TO her hair and with orange
blossoms, and carried bouquet of Bride
roses. The maid of honor wore white or
candle trimmed with white lace and satin
ribbon, bouquet of Marechal Neil roses;
the bridesmaid III pale blue silk, bouquet
pink roses.
Al the close of the ceremony the we'd
ding party passed down the aisle to the
west end of the church, where an infor-
MAJ reception was held cOngratulatory TO
the happy young couple. After the re-
ceptiOn the bridal party, relatives and a
few friends repaired to the home of the
brides parents, where wedding break
fast awaited them. Here also was to be
seen the many beautiful and expensive
presents sent by friends far and near, all
bearing congratulations and kind wishes
Of T.lt
ular young couple.
Their future home is Melbourne.
Following is list oftheir presents:
From the brides brother, 4. J. Goode,
town lot; Col. Casper and wife, roses;
Miss Ida May Titus, silver sugar and
cream spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hog,
silver soup set, ladle and six spoons
and one dozen silver teaspoons; Miss
Jessie VI. q ,Ode set silver knives and
forks, six table napkins; Rev Stuart Mar
tin, pair lace curtains; Mr. and Mrs. +.
Fee, lamp; Mr.. and Mrs T c. Chafer,
rOrking chair; Allen Campbell, silver Sug-
ar spoon; Chas. Il. Faran, sterling berry
dish; Mrs. Margaret EasOn, lunch cloth
MIS-. T. NJ. Campbell and W. r. Camp
bell, sterling butter knife; Miss Mona
Campbell. vase; Master Fraiser Campbell,
vase; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ]. F. Campbell,
alligator chatelaine bag: Miss T.. J. Lee.
ten dollars; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Row
ley, silver tea pot, sugar bowl and cream
pitcher; Mr.. AMI Mrs. +. T. Goode, Orrin
al.L Clarence Goode, china dinner and
tea set; Mrs. Wallace Ferner, King Ed
wari sterling table spoon; Miss MAY Val
"ntInr, silver cold meat fork; Mrs. Bru-
mund, pair knit slippers; Miss Lima Bru-
mnnd, hand embroidered sofa pillow cov-
er; W. Il. Sanders and daughters, one
d"z. silver tea ms; Mrs. Waller and
Nrs. W. k. "a, silver napkin ring
Mrs. Margaret ason, linen damask
luncheon cloth; 7. Gates and Miss
Eva Gates, Frcncn travelling clock in mo-
rocco case; Mrs. Sarah Webb, table linen
John Henry, glass tea SGT; Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. VI Brown and daughter, fruit stand
silver mounted; Mrs. Margar,. Goode,
silver rake tray end five dollars W.
Braujean, ten dollars; Don Bcar If
teen dollars; Mrs. Mary kr'
sterling bon bon dish; VI.
Johnston, petit gold hrOEZc
Halle NanCise, silver ladle; y
Mrs. NanCi>e, silver bell; Mrs. = $ Cot
trell, six sterling tea spoons; -1r. and
Mrs. Geo F. Paddison, one doz. damask
table napkins; Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Moore.
beef carving set; Mrs. Taylor, stocking
bag; Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Middleton. oak
chiinnier; DIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Peek, soft,
pillow cover; Mr. and Mrs. John Minor,
rug; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robertson, sill
Yer cake basket; Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Nc
Carly, ten dollars; Dan McCarty, one
thousand roses; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fl. Snen.
Ger, sterling sugar spoon; Mr.. and
Ara MsBride, rug; Miss May Wa.