Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

WALDO. June Tone OF the most
charming June weddings occurred IN
TIE n. +. church en- June Ist az $3.50
o'ci7ck.
The bride. Miss Belle Geiger. looked
dream Of white IN her mercerized
silk. trimmed IN broad satin breteIles.
which we're fastened with large 70
settles AZ the semi-princess waist line.
and extended 20 the bottom Of the soft
folds Of her skirt. she wore a beauti-
ful white hat made Of silver straw.
trimmed IN lilies Of the valley
around the crown. an attraetive satin
bow fastening q large willow plume
which hung gracefully 70 one side.
touching the brides shoulder, she
carried q handsome bOquet Of brides
roses fastened together with q sweep
lns bow ~ satln. Lilies of the val
lsy we're entansied among the roses.
droopins gracefully By bows Of dainty
ribbon.
TIE groom wore handsome black
broad cloth with white bOrcade vest.
Everyone agreed that the bride and
groom looked lovely.
TIE church vas magniheently deco
rated IN white and pink with green
Cor q background. There was q pro
fusion OF ferns and palms. AZ the
altar were three arches; the majestic
central arch was covered with white
oleanders and magnOIias. and sus-
pended from the center hung a large
white lily. under which the bride and
gr1om stood. Under each side arch.
decorated IN white and pink cut flOw-
ers. stood the maid OF honor and the
best man.
The gianO was bsdded ina pyra-
mid Of blue hydrangeas. Miss Hicks.
Who played the wedding march. was
dressed In sky blue elk. Just before
the bridal party entered Miss Poole
sang. % Promise Me." she was at
tired IN a silk pongee with a touch
Of blue on her fr6ck. Immediately az
Ter the solo Rev. 7. /. z Barr was
ushered In. The ushers. Messrs.
Vance Winter and Hoyt simms
spread q white carpet down the aisle.
The bridal party entered preceded
By the ribbon carriers. Parke Winter
and Aubrey Cone, Who carried a large
bunch Of white satin ribbon. white
aud pink flowers knotted az every few
inches. Following these were the
flower girls. Mamie Lou 'Tills and
Alene Kramer. making a very pretty
picture In their white embroidery
hats
The bride entered ON the arm OF
the maid Of honor. Miss Bessie era.
ham. who carried the white satin
prayer book. very gracefully handing
/ Il 10 the Rev. Barr The groom. Mr..
IA. DOnegan. accompanied By his best
man. AR. John Ambrose. met the
bride az the altar
The gifts 20 the bridal pair were
numerous and costly. There we're
thlrty-nine pieces Of cut glass. eighty
pieces of linen. one hundred pieces
Of hne china. including a japanese
dinner set. a fun set OF silyerware.
consisting Of knives. forks and eight
sets OF spoons. seventeen odd forks
and spoons. a handsome carving set
besides silver nut bowl and cake plate,
bread tray. etc. There were three
hundred and hfty presents In all.
We hope their NE vii be- as fun Of
good things as their bridal days have
heen. They departed ON the after
noon train for points On Indiana.
where they win visit relatives % the
groom and take IN Chicago. India
napolis and other cities. making q
tour % two weeks. and Will return
20 live In Waldo One Of the largest
crowds "a the church and az the train
ever seen on q similar occasion show
"a the popularity OF the young couple.