Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-13
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pepslss Young People.
Island Grove. August 1.-THE
uuSst little town Of Island Grove was
The center of attraction to many poo
pie both far and near Wednesday.
August Z. for on that evening was
% b solemnissd the marriage Of twO
promiesss Young people. Mr.. Z. r.
aimmoas a Spar. Florida. and Miss
Bessie Baker Of Island Grove.
Tho Baptist church had been beauti'
tally decorated By loving friends Of
~ brtde With evertreens and white
aowsss Of many varieties. The color
scheme was white and green. There
wss . bsastiful arch Of cedar. white
roses and hoaeyssckle: and festoons
of cedar and white flowers and DO
SUets.
Al s:4S o'clock the bridal party
slowly vsaasa their way up the single
sisls q ~ litals church to the strains
q MssAelsshoa's wedding march.
which vss beautifully rendered by
Mira J. II. Martin.
Hrse eaoe the ushers. Mr.. H. v.
Casssls snA Mr.. w. r. Carlton. Who
DafsAsd - he aisle and, turning to
- lsfk vsat hehtnd tho arch, came
t1soagh 4, separated and stood fac-
nc eaeA Sehss 70 The right and Iett
70 a. aReh. Next came Misc Clara
vaaDe. siees q IT, groom. wearing .
Dowsly wAjts urs1s and caryihg .
bo(sse q white rosss and ferns. 1t.
osn1s1 ~ 1Rr. n. l. Fowler q Lake
D1tDss. vAo followed Tie szampls Of
- ueAssA T1sa came Miss Hasel
1seSoass q aeeAe,le. also wearing
Whle0 ~ aassyiag Q boqust oe white
Ssosa asd terra setss1>d ~ Mr.. e.
h pyleo q HloA 0peings, Who march
- - ~ CIR and. tnruiag 70 the
|saBAe went hsAenA tie arch. came
tAsu1gA ssSaEaAsA al stood fAcins,
- ~ oeAsss ~ done.
1Asa eans ~ bride and groom
eooe1 TAo sros0 Wa very handsome
- ~ esovsat3ooai suit Of black and
eoFsSeA hlnssn VIZ proudly a. the
bsa1e1fu bsS1eso-soon-to-be leaned on
~ an. no waa dressed In white
vasAabss chiGoa. beautifully embroid.
ss04 18th slirt a.a bodice, In shadow
soaso61syy. ~ bsiae's ewn handi-
vosk NVas also trimmed I'm lace
- ttny tncAsa nsdsllions. such
1os0eV 1fe1s eoaeeits. The bride car.
M bolnst of white altheas and
1W1s ~ VITA white silk ribbon. and
WSse elsstsrs q sweet jesaamine in
~ hair. rAsy marched. a. the ush.
ess ~ done. 70 We left and back OF
~ Orch until they came under II.
vases thsy seoppsd. facing the audi.
saea anl we're married by Rev. J. n.
I1e0ooOa, pastor of the church. TN
10 vesy tmpressive manneF. The music
staTtsd ard 10 bride and groom
mrsAs1 est. followed By Miss zet.
Vo0ee md llP. Psios. Who were In turn
eoaeve1 ~ Niss vasse and Mr.. Fow.
~. ~ they were followed by the
uahssS.
TAe bsS1al party. with many rela.
tivss ~ Invited friends. then went
- she heDs a tAe bride. where Q re-
eeptbeo was given. Delicious cream
81 eahs vas served: then the brides
cake w1o cut and the ring fell to the
le< oe Miss vasss.
NJ. asA Mn. Simmons left for
0Dsn. tAsiS future home. where Mr.
0tnDoas b merchandising. both the
young people are Of excellent families
on1 aro widely known In educational
eseass. - they have both taught for
several years.
Many Aaedso0s presents were re-
esdvee. s0cA - Glass. china and Sill
vsrvars. table linen etc.
Among tAs ost-oftown guests not
already msotioaed were Mrs. Sim
0oos. mother Of tie groom. his two
sostssA Alooss 0allie and Lee, and
10 brother. Mr.. John Simmons, and
vtle a Citra: Mr.. and Nrs. Gaskin.
4iss Annie Price and Mrs. Clyde BAR
Fov q 0aiDssvilje: Mr.. WIN Baker
a.4 eAilarsa a Melross: Mr.. and Mrs.
WALKER Bsinsoa q Oxford. and Mr.. J.
n. 0lnm0os q Hawthorn.
YAaSp name e-ao~A. s.s> A. -.S.