The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1905-10-20
BRILLIANT
WEDDING
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brated Wednesday Evening.
MANY CHOICE PRESENTS
Bridal Party Left on Midnight Train for
Hamilton, Georgia, their Future
Home, Amid Good Wishes.

One of the prettiest weddings which
ever occurred on Indian River too k
place Wednesday evening at o'clock
at the Congregational church at Eden,
when Mr. Charles !. Hudson, Jr., and
Miss Florence Robinson were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony.
Promptly at the appointed hour the
bridal party appeared and walked up
the aisle to the enhancing strains Of
Mendelssohn's wedding march, perfect
ly rendered by the practical fingers Of
Miss Moriat Gary.
Standing before the altar, beneath
beautiful arch of flowers, the words
were spoken by the pastor of the church,
Rev. II. H. Jones, which made them
man and wife.
The church was tastefully and beau
tifully decorated. Palms and flowers
were arranged everywhere in profusiOn,
and bouquet of flowers, tied with
white ribbon was at every pew. The
decorations had been arranged under
the direction of Mrs. w. II. Harris and
Mrs. j. H. LeTourneau.
The bride was attred in wedding
dress which was dream of beauty.
1t was of fine white organdie over white
drawn work. 1t was the handiwork of
Mrs. F. o. Williams, a sister of the
bride, and was a rare specimen of fine
needlework. The bodice was made
with yoke formed of baby ribbon and
valenciennes lace and trimmed with
quantities Of the same lace. The bride
wore cluster pin set with seven large
diamonds, the gift OF the groom, who
was conventionally attired. The ushers
were Forest Hamor and Fred McMullen.
The lovely bride and manly groom
have long enjoyed the good wishes of
hosts of friends on Indian river, and
all who were able to be present land
they were many joined in offering their
heartfelt congratulations. The array
of presents were varied and beautiful.
After time happily spent in receiv-
ing and reciprocating the good wishes
of their friends, the happy pair too the
II O'Clock train for their future home
in Georgia.
The brides travelling gown was coat
suit of dark red taffeta silk, with which
was worn turban of patent leather
trimmed on the side with wings.
The following is a partial list of the
wedding gifts, many choice gifts, hav-
ing been sent direct to the future home
of the happy couple in Hamilton, Ga:
Half dozen very heavy table spoons,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Hemphill; sterling
silver soap box, Mrs. Osmond Gardner;
half dozen table spoons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hood Hudson; half dozen teaspoons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hood Hudson; olive spoon
and pickle fork, Sue Williams; silver
mounted glass water pitcher, George
Saunders, Jr. linen hemstitched lunch
cloth, Mrs. j. &. Wey; peacock feather
embroidered center piece, Mrs +. Il.
McMullen: silver cream ladle, Arthur
E. Saeger; silver jelly spoon, Mrs. }.
H. Andrews; silver sugar tongs, MIR.
and Mrs. Fletcher RUSSELL hand painted
pitcher, Miss Mary Hardaway; English
pitcher, Mrs. Wardell; pierced SILVER
bon bon spoon, Mrs. w. K. Hardee;
pickle fork; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
kitching; gun metal mirror, Miss Dell
O'Dare; sterling silver spoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Z. Pomeroy; silver tea bell,
Mrs. j. H. LeTourneau; half dozen sill
yer salad forks, Mrs. S. H. Saunders;
half dozen silver orange spoons, Mr..
and Mrs. Whitcomb; silver berry spoon,
Mr.. Will Lennard; silver sugar spoon
Mrs. c. M. Lewis; silver cold meat
fork, Mrs. Amy T. Blake; silver pie
knife, Miss Florence Mooney; silver
butter knife and sugar spoon, Mr.. Jack
Russell; pearl handled butter knife, Mr.
James Hasten; jelly spoon, Forest
Hamor; fancy picture, Misses Bremen;
vase, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis battenburg
center piece, Mrs. Clifford; six cut glass
sherbet cups, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Sc
well; silver sugar spoon, Mrs. Everett
Webster; silver bon bon dish, Mrs. r.
D. Hoke: half dozen china berry dishes,
Mrs. Thomas E. Richards; silver bread
tray, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Mast; silver
pie knife, Mr.. Allen; point lace hand
kerchief. Miss Ethel Sawyer; linen
center piece, Mrs. c, S. Brown; en-
broidered center piece, Mrs. Gishe;
hand made linen handkerchief, Miss
Reba LeToumeau; handsome china hoe
olate set, Mr.. John Waller; bon bon
spoon, Mrs. w. H. Harris; Gibson sofa
pillow, Miss Bessie ThaXtOn; six fine
linen handkerchiefs, Miss Edith Racey;
pickle fork, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Luce;
embroidered collar case, Mrs. Angel;
cut glass dish, Mrs. Emerson; silly er
cake knife, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. f. An
drews; six glass preserve dishes, Mrs.
F. B. Richards; cut glass dish, Mr..
John Walton; cut glass water bottle,
Mrs. Charles Racey; china PLAGUE,
Karl and Mabel Schuyler; cut glass
dish, Miss Ethel Westal; cut glass