The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-13

Beautiful in every detail was the
welding of Miss Louise Harris and
Mr.. William Harvey Clark. which took
place Wednesday night at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Harris. on South Third street,
The entire home was simply and
beautifully decorated. the flowers
used being entirely white and yellow.
The hall and beautiful stairway were
hung with graceful festoons of ban
boo. forming an arabesque of foliage
against pure white background. The
mantel and fireplace were banked
with old Fashioned yellow marigolds
and California daisies, and yellow
/ lemon balls hung from the newell
posts
The large reception room, where
tie marriage took place, was partic.
cia~y lovely in its simplicity. The
EoJr IT'S entirely covered in white
and a. artistic altar was made by us
iue the back Of the piano 1t was Gov
c~sG with white and fea1hery sprays
. OF aSg.ragus terms covered the altar
completely. and thanking each side
We huge Boston ferns. On top OF
/ the altar were two tall cut glass vas
( es. filled with gorgeous yellow chrys
anIhemums, and two silver candle
sticks with white candles. Smaller
/ ferns and vases of chrysanthemums
were used around the room, and the
manteI was exceedingly lovely, being
draped with feathery vines caught
mere and there with punches of small
e. yellow chrysanthemums.
( The ceremony was set for eight
O'Clock. and only the two families and
those assisting at the reception wit
messed She nuptial vows. The we'd
! ding party came down the stairway
ana entered the long room, taking
their places in front OF the altar
Prilr 90 the wedding ceremony Miss
( Alice Bullock sang very sweetly, q
/ Live on Die For Thee" Miss EloisC
Miller playing the accompaniment
and as soon as the sound of her voice
/ died away Miss Miller began playing
the wedding march.
First entered the two sisters of the
/ bride. Mrs Charles II. Lloyd and Mrs
! William II. Powers, wearing white
/ lingerie dresses over yellow, viii
yellow Directoire sashes and necl
ruches. They carried bouquets o
! yellow and white chrysanthemums.
Next came the groom and his twin
brother. Mr.. Benjamin Howard Clark
who was his best man.
! Miss Christine Richards OF Gaines
Vile was the pretty maid of honor
and she entered alone. Her gowl
was a handsome white crepe dt
/ chcne. made in the Grecian style, witt
q long Overskirt. and trimmed will
white satin, braided in a Greek de
sign. and a lace yoke completed The
COSJullit. olC dlSO toiliSN y CiiON dIi'
white chrysanthemums.
The young bride came in last will
her father, Mr. Frank Harris. She
looked very girlishly lovely in her eX
quisite wedding gown of white chit
fon over messaline satin, the gowl
being entirely embroidered with pin
point pearls and finished with pear
trimmings, and a DirectOire saith
sash with pearl tassels. She wore
tulle veil and carried beautiful
shower bouquet of brides roses. tn,
bouquet being a gift from an aunt o
the groom in Troy. Alabama.
The wedding party grouped hem
selves about the improvised altar. an,
the Methodist minister. Rev. R. II
Barnett, performed the beautifully
impressive ring ceremony of tn
Methodist church.
! The wedding was followed by
+ large reception from eight-thirty L
ten-thirty o'clock. and was attende
/ by nearly two hundred friends Of tn
two families. and Mr.. and Mrs CLAIR
were shOwered with congratulations
and many were the lovely thing
wished for their future.