Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-14

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Mon rovm Ia which
took place vas dee
pmOsses, palms, iVsy and
Iths large windows OF the
dea Of the SOON opening out
e eoene OF tropical grandeur,
ae = setting for. the occasion aS
sally perfect A. the imagination OF o
ptpl could coaceivs.
Promptly at the hour appointed
lpf. Eric Hall. superintendent OF
Rls county schools, Miami, took HE
aetthe piano and announced the
snning Of The bridal party by playing
tAe Lshengrin wedding march. The
sEoom accompanied by hiS friend, Mr..
". ]. Cakes, Marion, S. c., entered
lhFoagh the doorway opening upon the
east vsEahda, followed by the maid OF
honor. Miss Lena Rogers, Darlington,
8 o., and the bridesmaid, Miss Fannie
MiEelle, Melrose, the matron of honor,
Mrs. Ella M. Marshall, Canonsburg,
Pennsylvsnia, the bride and her father,
IN the order given, through the south
door opening into the library. At the
achclusion OF the ceremony there was
an informal reception and q delicious
buffet supper served,
The decorations throughout the
houee we're designed TO perfect . color
scheme Of green aud white. In the
noFthwest corner OF the parlor where
the wedding took place the bride and
groom stood beneath q broad arch
which was covered with moss and In
laid with ivey and white roses. A
bank of moss dotted with ferns and
lilies formed the background.
1n"the dining room the decorations
were artistic and in exquisite harmony
with the finishings Of the room. The
long table at which the bridal party
aat, had its center piece in a beautiful
bunch OF Marechalniel roses. The win
dows we're draped in moss and ivey,
while the mantle and doors were made
rich with the fan palmetto.
The bride, who lie one OF the fairest
Of Alschus's daughters, was in her
wedding gown lovely picture OF youth
and beauty, The gown was white elk
trimmed In point applique lace. The
veil was adjusted with q circle Of
orange blossoms and che carried q
boquet OF white roses tied with tulle.
The bridesmaid wore white silk null
tFimmed In the new embroidered lace.
The maid OF honor wore light green
silk trimmed in point d. Alencon lace.
The matron of honor wore q white
elk trimmed in point APPLIQUE lace, and
. souch Of gold.
The bride is the stepdsughter Of
Major g. p. Huffman. who before re.
eEring from active business life was
one Of the leading merchants Of Phila-
dslphia. She 10 a member OF the dis
tiDguished Coward family Of South
Carolina. one OF the oldest and Loot
; prominent families OF the Palmetto
State. She is young woman OF noble
character, sweet disposition and fine
intelligence, aud takes with her to her
new home at Live OAK the best wishes
Of q host OF sdmiring friends.
The groom 10 leading business man
o. Live Oak, where he 10 universally
esteemed.
Nj and Mrs. Rogers left for six
weeks trip to Darlington and other
points in South Carolina.
Many beautiful presents we're re-
eslsed, quite a number from friends in
ahe North and East and South Caro-
Inns. without any breach OF pro-
priety. the magnificent solid silver cake
dab, presented with the compliments
Of -four bachelor friends OF Live Oak,
may be noted.
Among the out-of.toWn guests
.pressnt were: Mrs. Ella NJ. Marshall.
Cannonsburg. Pennsylvanis; Mr.. w.
20. Hare, Live OAk; Mr., W. J. 0Akss,
Marion. 8. c.; Prof. Erie Hall, Miami.
FIn. Capt. Geo. NJ. Lynch. wife and
phildFep. Gainesville, Fla. Misses
k.ansa Ayeoek and Pet Wells. Worth
lnaten Spring.; Mics Snow Ward
saFnssvilIe. Ga; Miss Lena Roger.
HnEiington, 8. c. DIR. and Mrs. Curtis
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