Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-15
BAKERS I IA MONS.
Brilliant Church Wedding OF Two
Popular Young People.

Island Grove. August Eth,
quiet little town OF Island GROW" wa
the center Of attraction to many Ico
, pie both far and hear Wednesday,
August , Tor Oh that evening was
TO be- sOlrnlnLrd The niarriag" OF tW,
, prominent Young Isuplr Mr.. r.. X
! Simmons Of SPAR Florida, and Mis-
? HrSsi- Baker Of Leland Grove.
! TIL. Baptist church had been bcauti
/ fully decorated bv loving friends ..
the bride with eV'rgrt'n> and whit
flowers Of many varieties. The colo.
! scheme was White and green. There
Wa, Il beautiful arch OF cedar, whit"
Roses and honry,uckie. and f.stpns
OF cedar and white Covers ard to,
Quets.
At S:ij O'Clock the bridal party
slowly wendell theF way up the single.
aisle of the little church to the strains
Of MendelsshOn's wedding march.
which was beautifully rendered by
Mrs. J. II. Martin.
First came the ushers. Mr.. H. V.
Cassels and Mr. W. T. Carlton, who
marched up the aisle and. turning to
the left, Went behind the arch. came
through IL. separated and stood fac.
ing each other to the right and left
OF the arch. Next came Miss Clara
Vause. niece OF the groom. wearing a
lovely white dress and carrying
bOquet Of white roses and ferns. at.
tended by Mr.. II. l.. Fowler of Lake
Butler. who followed the example OF
the ushers. Then came Miss Hazel
ZetrOuer Of Rochelle. also wearing
white and carrying a boquet Of white
roses and ferns. attended by Mr.. f.
L. Price OF High Springs. who march.
ed up the aisle and. turning to the
right. went behind the arch. came
through. separated and stood facing.
as the others had done.
Then came the bride and groom
elect. The groom was very handsome
In the conventional suit of black and
carried himself very proudly a. the
beautiful bride-so-soon-to.b be leaned on
his arm. She was dressed in white
washable chiffon. beautifully embroid.
cred. both skirt and bodice. In shadow
the brides own hands.
work. It was also trimmed In lace
and tiny tucked medallions. such
lovely little conceits. The bride car.
ried q boquet OF white altheas and
ferns tied with white silk ribbon. and
wore clusters OF sweet jessamine In
her hair. They marched. as the ush-
ers had done. to the left and back of
the arch until they came under Il.
where they stopped. facing the audi
ence. and were married by Rev. J. n.
Thompson. pastor OF the church. In
. very impressive manner. The music
started and the bride and groom
out. followed by Miss Zet.
rouer and MIR. Price. who were In turn
followed by Miss Vause and Mr.. Fow-
Ter. and they we're followed by the
lshers.
The bridal party With many rela.
lives and invited friends. then went
70 the home Of the bride. where a re-
seption was given. Delicious cream |
md cake was served; then the brides |
AXE was cut and the ring fell to the |
OF d. Miss vause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons left for |
sparr. their future home. where Mr..
simmons 10 merchandising. Both the
'oung people are Of excellent families
md are widely known in educational
.ircles. ~ they have both taught for
'everal years
Many handsome presents we're re-
'eived. such a. glass. china and sil.
'erware. table linen etc.
Among the out-Of-town guests not
'lready mentioned were Mrs. Sim
mons. mother Of the groom. his two
listers. Misses Sallie and Lee, and
lis brother. MIR. John Simmons. and
wife OF Citra; Mr.. and Mrs. Gaskin,
iiss Annie Price and Mrs Clyde bar.
ow Of Gainesville: Mrs. Will Baker
nd children Of Melrose: Mr. and Mira.
Walter Crimson Of Oxford. and Mr.. J.
|; Simmons of Hawthorn.