Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-02
sEAurlFuL MARRIAeE ~ VIC
Aiss Kate Fielding and Mr.. Benjamin
7. Gently United In Wedloek.

Ia day was sol.muzcd In the Baptist
church in that city at $3.50 o'clock OF
the afternoon OF the 3lst Of Deem.
Der. the contracting parties being
Miss Kate Fielding OF Waldo, Fla
aud Mr. Benjamin +. Beutly Of Val.
d1stl. Ca
The church had been beautifully
decorated In CyerEroens, the Chaucel
Presenting one huge bank of lovely
.erue. arranged in the shape of a
mound. u,,rarChod by burning can.
dies Fc-toOus ct holly gracefully
swung from side 10 side. In the center
of which hung a large bouquet Of
brides aud Duchess roses. The walls
I'd the building oyerarChing the win
COWS We're covered with Florida
ferns. The house was darkcncd, and
only the candles gave IL light. thus
most beautifully shading the decora-
tons.
Promptly at $3.50 o'clock the bridal
party arrived az the church, which
was filled to its utmost capacity with
oXpectant and happy friends. The
bridal party entered the church to Jhe
beautiful strains oil the wedding
march. which was most charmingly
rendered by Miss Page OF DeIand,
Fla. accompanied by Mr. Bailey. Mas
ter James Fielding. the five-year-Old
brother of the bride. I'm pure white,
bearing the wedding ring upon a silver
tray. entered. taking his place at the
left OF the chancel. Immediately fol
lowing him came the four little rib
bon bearers. two down either aisle,
Master William Fielding and Miss
Adelia Doane. beautifully dressed in
pink and white. ON the right and Mas
ter I'D Millican and Miss Ellie Nc
Iauns. in white and blue. ON the left,
each bearing a festOOn OF holly. with
wFi~h they formed an aisle for the
bridal party.
The bride entered by the left aisle.
leaning on the arm of her maid OF
honor. Miss Maud Fielding. OF Gaines
Vile, Fla, while MIR. Samuel Steven
son OF Covington. Tenn. and Mr.. Roy
Powell OF NaldOsta. Ga, entered by
the right. The bridegroom. accOmpa-
MED by his gTOOmsmau, Mr.. Thomas
Thompson of Valdosta, Ga, entered
from the vestry. I'm the rear Of the
Chanccl, aud az the altar awaited the
conn ~ his bride The party faced
the chanccl. where stood Rev. s. d.
ROGER. Of Gainesville, Fla. who per
formed the marriage ceremony, using
the beautiful ring service.
The bride was beautifully gowned
In an Empire suit of Copenhagen blue
Raiah silk. and carried a very hand
some bouquet Of brides roses. shower.
ed with lilies-of-thc-yallcy
The maid Of honor was beautifully
dressed iu a gown of the same color
and material. and carried a bouquet
of bridesmaid rorcs.
the out-oftoVn guests were Misses
Elizabeth and Susie Morgan OF Val
dCsta. Ga. cousins of the bride;
Miss sue SIM. nn al' ,frs. s. u. Rog-
ers Of Gainesville. Fla. Miss Name
Darby ana Judge Gentry Of South
Carolina; Mr. Bently. father Of the
groom. OF Valdosta. Ga; Mrs. vii
cox and Miss Wilcox Of McRae, Ga.
There re- many handsome pres
euts. which came as an expression Of
the esteem In which the young cou-
pie are held.
The grOOms present 10 the bride
was especially beautiful and appro.
pirate. being a heart Of pearls, In the
coutcr Of which was a fourleaf clover
set with diamonds.
Many kilograms Of congratulation
came during the day from friends IN
the distance.
The young couple left on the north
bound train for jacksonville and other
lp0'nts amid showers OF rice and con
| CALCULATIONS. Their future home viii
De- Valiosta, Ca.