The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-06-23
ANOTHER JUNE WEDDING.


01. Grover spencer and Mss nary
Kaiser usttsa in Marriage.
Seldom has a prettier, sweeter or
simpler wedding been solemnized in
Ocala than that uniting the destinies
of Mr.. Grover Cleveland Spencer and
Miss Mary Kaiser.
The wedding took place at O'Clock
Wednesday night at the Hotel de
Kaiser, which is run by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Kaiser, parents of the bride.
The ceremony took place in the par
lor, which was very prettily and
tastefully decorated. Rev. G. c. Car
! roll, of the Baptist church, officiated
! and the ceremony was very pretty
| one. The bride is a beautiful blonde
| and in her wedding gown of white
silk over accordion pleated chiffon
taffeta she was certainly as fair and
sweet picture as one would wish to
see. She carried bouquet of bride
roses tied with white satin streamers.
Since coming TO Ocala from
Atlanta with her parents about three
years ago, she has made made many
friends and admirers here who are
very much interested in her future
! happiness.
The happy groom is the second son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Spencer and
has d position in the dry goods de-
partment of the II. 3. Masters de-
partment store and is we'll thought of
by his employers. He is young and
ambitious and his friends hope ne
will be as successful in all things as
| he was in the winning of a wife.
The bride was attended by Der sister,
/ Miss Gertrude Kaiser, who wore a
pretty white silk dress and carried
/ pink roses. Mr.. Carl w. Wishart, of
the Stucky & Tiller Company, at
Montague, was Mr.. Spencer's best
man.
; The marriage was witnessed py
about twenty-five of the friends of
! the young couple and after the words
| that made them man and wife, they
were heartily congratulated and
/ many good wishes were expressed.
After the ceremony the guests
were invited TO the dining hall, which
was decorated with many garlands of
bamboo and other vines and were
seated at large table, bountifully
laden with all manner of good things
| to eat, which were heartily enjoyed
by the wedding guests.
During the supper Mr.. Frank Har-
: ris was called on and proposed a toast
to the health of the bride and groom,
| which was heartily responded TO by
| all.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer received quite a
humber of pretty presents, among
them being a set of pearl handle
! knives from Col. II. B. Masters; a
handsome rocking chair from his fell
| low employees at the Masters store
handsome piano from the brides
parents; wicker cabinet from Mr.
and Mrs. II. c. Jones, knives and
/ forks from Mrs. G.. \. Carmichael
and many others too numerous for Us
/ TO mention.
/ We extend 10 the newly married
/ couple cur very heartiest congratula-
tions and trust that their life will be
a long and happy one
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer viii in few
days begin housekeeping in the
J cottage on Pine street, north, belong
+ ing TO Mr.. Louis Tonaletti and which
! has just been completed
Mr.. Geo. G. Mathews will give his
/ lecture OH BRAZIL III this city next
Thursday evening, the 18th. at the
Marion opera house. A share of the
proceeds will be donated TO the local
| chapter of the L. d. c. V. Mr..
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