Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-15

Mr. Haskell Greene Rembert
~ lead 10 Hymen's altar one
orr lovsliest and most lovable
8eang women, in the person Of Miss
Alma 1EeCcok, the daughter OF Mrs.
" r. Garrett and the late Rev. NICK.
II keCook.
q AL gnesday morning many Of those
Aeho kavs been mOst intimately asso-
plkted ulth the bride we're quite busy
preparing she decorations for the audi
poFiun OF Kavanaugh Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
Not even q rain storm could deter
those friends from this beautitul ex-
pression Of their admiration and love
for the young couple. In the after.
noon, under the supervision OF Mrs.
Tom r. McBesth, the only aunt OF the
fair bride, ably assisted by a bevy Of
charming mAtrons, lovely maids and
gallant young men, the already hand
some auditorium was Transformed into
= place Of beauty. Across the organ
loft was . white background latticed
With white oleander. Just below this
Z was an embankment OF many OF the
handsomest ferns il has ever been our
good fortune TO look upon-a number
OFFS pieces with lovely vases OF white
flowers and foliage set od by dainty
and elaborate drawn work and hand
made lace pieces. The altar rail was
entwined with ivy and in the center
was most exquisite msidenhair fern
I which has already served as the center
piece for two marriages in Gainesville.
Outside the chancel an aisle for the
bridal party was improvised By placing
pot flowers.
Although the marriage occurred ut
such an early hour, the large audito-
rum Was filed. Promptly 1t O'Clock
che great pipe organ, under the deft
touch OF Mrs, Truss DENLY, began to send !
forth the tones of Wagner's Bridal
Chorus, and as this turned into the
sweet, inspiring strains OF Mendels-
shon's Wedding March, the bridal J
party approached. Down the two main
aisles Of the church came the ushers, |
Mr.. 7. Bedford and Mr.. Bayer in the
right aisle, Major Wheeler and Mr.. |
PixtOn in the left aisle, followed by
Miss Omerea McCook as maid OF honor J
on the right and Miss McBeath Of Or
ford on the left. Then came the bride
leaning upon the arm OF her eldest !
brother, Mr.. p. Fraser AcOOok, aud
they were met near the altar by the
best man, Mr.. Hill Of FeFnandina, and
the groom, who took and led the bride
90 the foot Of the altar, where the bril-
dai party Was grouped in q pretty tab
leau. Then the beautiful marriage
ceremony Of the Methodist Church was
imprsssivsly read by Rev. 7. J. Nixon.
After the ceremony the bridal party
with their friends hurried to the Sea.
board depot, where the bride and
groom took the early morning train
for jacksonville, from whence they
will visit various towns on the East
Coast, returning in about two weeks TO
the Rroom's home % Lennon.
The bride was attiFed In q going
away gown Of garnet silk with has and
gloves to match, carrying . huge boo.
qust Of e1qalsite brides roses that had
come direct from PhIlsdelphia. Never
had pretty Alma McCOOk looked pref
sier.
The two young lady attendants we're
attractive In creations Of cream-silk
tissoe, and both looked girllsh and
sweet. Miss 0merea MeCook eaEpied
pink roses while Mics MeBsath carried
white carnations with asparagus fern.
me groom and his attsndants we're
dressed In conventional black. each
wearing . white boutonniers.
The bride has lived here since her
ahd here ell Of her imms-
date relatives on her mOther'l side
have always resided.
Mr.. Rembert 10 Q young man Of
pleasing address, has many friends In
1ainssvilIs. and 10 . most prosperous
yeane business man. He 10 the eldest
saa 81 Nc. and Mn. d. O. Rsmbsrt Of (
3nmtsF. 8. c., one Of the oldest and
ppomlnsns families Of thss STATE.
ms popularity Of shs SOang sOopIs
Ras aEtssesd b. ths namsrOos and
nnndssns eifls 81 'sat-slsss. silver.
Nina and wicker.
IL nrnom,s pruaaas 20 ths bride wns I