The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-23

/ which is one of Atlanta,s most at
i tractive suburbs
! Mr.. and Mrs. Cox had expected TO
go to Cuba and from there TO New
/ Orleans by water for their wedding
/ trip. but for some days before the
wedding the bride was very i'll. 50
they will remain quietly al Citra for
few days. AS soon as Mrs. Cox is
we'll enough to travel they will go at
once to their future home at College
Park, where for the present they will
/ board
The gowns worn at this wedding
were very handsome. The bride wore
a beautiful white messaline satin.
made in the popular DirectOire style
! The yoke was embroidered in seed
pearls and finished with a Venetian
rose-point lace bertha The long
sleeves were beautifully fashioned
with princess lace, and her costume
was completed with a tulle veil and
a wreath of orange blossoms. She
wore as an ornament a handsome dia-
mOnd and amethyst bar pin, the
groom's gift
The matrOOn of honor Mrs. Griffin,
who was formerly Miss Lula Mellon,
! looked more like a charming debut
ante than like the popular young ma
iron that she is. Daintily gowned in
white lace over yellow satin she was
lovely picture indeed.
Miss Gray, the vivacious maid of
honor, who is a strikingly beautiful
I blonde, wore an exquisite soft yellow
satin princess gown, which suited her
most admirably. They both wore as
their ornaments pretty horseshoe
and fOrget-me-not pins, gifts from the
bride. The best man and groomsmen
were given pretty pearl stick pins by
Mr.. Cox.
The brides mother, who is a very
handsome woman, wore a silvery gray
brOcaded satin gown that she wore
on the occasion of her silver wedding
anniversary last year. and she was
very gracious and charming.
Mrs. Pike. the groom's mother. who
is 50 Well beloved by all who know
her, wore a messaIine satin gown OF
the new shade, London-Smoke. that is
so popular this season.
One of the handsomest gowns worn
at this wedding was that Of Miss BYRD
Wartmann. 1t was a lovely shade OF
purple etamine. 1t was made in the
DirectOire style, and was finished with
velvet trimmings.
For several days prior to the wed
ding Mr.. and Mrs Wartmann enter
tanned quite a hOuse-party of young
people, and on the wedding nignt
Mrs Emma White entertained tlt
out of town guests at dinner. Covers
were laid for twenty-fOur and the din
ner served was a very elegant one
The appointments were perfect anC
at the conclusion of the dinner the
! ouNo1S NNAAt al OIlCC " JLC w al Jilldiii
home for the wedding.
Among the out Of town guests rres
ent at the wedding of this young cou
pie were Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. P,ke
Miss Byrd Wartmann, Mr.. and Ms. c
! l.. Bittinger Mrs. Erwin, Mrs. r. G.
y Blake, Miss Irma Blake, Rev. T. r
Bridges, and Mr. and Mrs. Franz
Harris of Ocala, Miss Agnes Pike O
West Palm Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r
Edwards of Atlanta, Miss Emma
Gray, Mr.. TisOn and Miss TisOn o
Savannah. Miss Mundee Of Jackson
vile, Miss Powell of Starke. Mr.. Nc
Intosh of Key West, Mrs. Lyle Crit
fin of Tampa, Mr.. Crutchfield O
Greensboro, n. c., DR.. and Mrs. Black
shear of High Springs and Mr.. George
Reddick of Reddick.
The wedding guests were each pre-
seted with a monogrammed box, con
tanning slices of the brides cake az
! souvenirs of the wedding.
+ The wedding of Miss Wartmann anC
Mr.. Cox was the most prominent anC
delightful social event that has eve
taken place in Citra's history.