The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-11-30
gOHSs0N.CLOUGH
Lssshars eeutlemas captures New
smyFna nrlee.


The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. y.
Hall az Neu smyrna vas the scene
lass Wednesday Of one Of the most
beautiful ueddlags ever witnessed In
that city. The occasion vas the union
IN the holy bonds Of matTimOay Of
their daughter, Miss Ivy Clough, and
MF. Lewis Miles JOhnson. of Leesburg.
The spacious house Of the brides
parents uas most artistically decOTat.
Cd With handsome ferns, palms and
fresh cut aOWeTs.
TIE most beautiful Of all we're the
double paTlOru. where the ceremony
soOh place. In these rOOms the color
scheme Of pink and white Sith back.
ground Of rich green, lent a fairy.like
appearance that was indeed pleasing
TIE altar vas formed In the middle
Of the fr0at parlOr, and over the spot
where the happy couple stood was
snspenaed large horseshoe Of green.
cry, the symbol Of good luck. in which
we're the initials Of the bride and
groom.
Promptly AZ high noon hour, Mis-
westall 40 the piano bvgan the open
Ing strains Of MsRde lssOhn's master.
piece, and all eyes Were turned TO the
door 10 see the wedding party enter.
DOsn the long stairs came drst the
twO pretty bridesmaids, Miss Hattie
Stephens. Of LeesbuTg, and Mis- Mu-
Tiel Gslbreash, of NeW smyrna. They
catered the rear pArIor and proceeded
through the double doors to the altar
where they parted aud took their
places On either side. Next To enter |
we're Mrs. DON a. falkenbnTy. the |
charming matTOn Of hoaOr and sister
Of the bride, and BY her side uss the
slender. graceful hguFe Of the bride
herself, They, too. proceeded to the
altar where they we're met by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Beni a.
ClOugh, Of Tampa, the bTidr's brother,
uhO entered 10y toe side dOoT.
WhiIe Miss westall at the piano
rendered softly the belTOt haI fayOriie,
Hearts and FlOwsTs." Rev. n. a.
Jones spoke the words that found me
happy couple 20 each other tor lie.
The ceremony uas followed by an
informal reception, after which the
bridal party and guests repaired to
the diniag room where delicious re-
freshmests ueTe served In most az.
tIstic style.
TIE bride wore one of the most
handsome and beeOminE wedding
gowns ever seen in the state. Tue
eutiFe gOun uas made by hand of
rich Duchrss lace In Princess effect.
The ''cObweby" lace Was built over
handsome undertakes Of white chiffon
taf7eta that brought Out the lovely
design Ia q most elegant manner.
Tie lace pattern was made especially
Tor this occasion and. assisted by her
mother, her Oun dainty hRgeTs con.
ItEaeted the delicate stitches. She
sose long real lace veil caught ~
sith q single Brides rose, and the
costume uas made complete Wilh
'hOweT bOuQHet Of Brides roses and
ferns with airy chiffon
ItFea3era
Tue bride 10 0ae Sf FlOFida's mott
sinsoDe and popular yOung ladirs,
Who nu@bess her frirBds by the scope
4 her aequAinieHees. The groom,
srOmineBt business man of Lsesharg.
. young maa Of excellent habiis
md iTTepr0aehable character. de-.
popular with all who knos
Inn.
Mr.. and ATs. johnson left on the
us train for Jacksonville, ChATIysion
Ind other cities In the South. They
IN b ''at hOuse" to their iriends 10
seesbarg after DrcembcT I. 4