The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-13
Beautiful Wedding of Miss Louise Harris
and MIR. w, H. Clark, Jr.

Messrs. T. II. Harris ard F. Harris. |
IT, brothers Of the bride. stood at the
front door AMI acted as ushers Tor
the guests.
Receiving with he bride and groom
and the wedding party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Harris and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Clark
Mrs. Harris was gOWned in hand
some white princess dress. elaborate
ly trimmed with filIet lace, and Mrs
Clark looked particularly handsome
in d gown of London smoke silk, with
chiffon trimmings
Assisting in the different rooms
during the reception were Mrs. z. c.
Bennett, Mrs. Howard Clark, Mrs. c.
c. Todd and Mrs r. A. BurfOrd.
Mrs. Bennett wore pale green and
pink figured chiffon, and Mrs. Howard
Clark's gown was a lovely pink flow
cred pOmpadour mOusseline over silk.
Mrs Todd wore a handsomely en-
broidered white gown over yellow,
and Mrs. BurfOrd was beautifully at
tired in a white Princess gown, with
lace trimmings.
At the punch table in the rear of
the large hall Miss Esther Weathers
and Miss Valeta Potter, both wearing
lovely white dresses, presided, and
in the dining room Mrs. Sandford
Jewett, Mrs Lee Miller and Misses
Victoria Raysor and Annie Atkinson
served. These young ladies were all
exceedingly pretty in white lingerie
dresses.
TIL large round dining table was
covered with a Cluny lace table cloth
over yellow satin. Glass candlesticks
with yellow shades held the lighted
tapers and tall cut glass cOmpotes
held the white and yellow heart-shap-
ed mints. In a low bowl in the cen
ter of the table on a glass reflector
we're beautiful yellow alamanders and
Tacoma Straus blooms. The table
decorations we're completed with vel
/ low and white spun candy balls.
! The mantel was banked with deli
/ cate vines. and low vases Of the same
! lovely yellow alamanders and Taco
ma Straus blooms, and the same flow
ers were used on the buffet.
| Ices and cakes in the yellow and
white colors were served, with sailed
almonds, minis and coffee.
During the evening Miss Bullock
sang two lovely songs, when We're
Together" and q Love Thee" Miss
Miller playing for her. They both
looked very attractive in pretty white
dresses.
The handsome wedding presents
received by the young couple were
displayed in the library, and they
were very greatly admired, and in
/ cluded many handsome and useful
gifts.
The wedding day Of this young con-
pie was the wedding anniversary Of
the groom's parents
Mr.. Clark. with his brother, Mr.
Howard Clark. is the owner Of the o.
X. Grocery. and during his residence
! i'm Ocaa has made himself very pop
ular, both in business and social cir
cles, and he is regarded as one Of orr
most substantial young business men.
Mrs. Clark is the third daughter Of
Editor and Mrs. Harris and since her
debut winter before last has been very
popular among the young people. She
wins friends easily by her attractive
manners and she begins her married
life very happily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left on the ear
ly morning train for a short visit to
Jacksonville. St Augustine, Troy and
Montgomery, Alabama. and on their
return home will be with Mrs. Arms,
on Fort King avenue.
Mrs. Clark's going away gown was
a smart tailored suit in the new shade
of blue, with which she wore a white
net waist Her blue satin hat was
trimmed with long black plume and
gold and black braid