Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-21
BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING.
Mr.. ethan A. Hiekson and Mrs. Sue
.. Feaster Happily United.

At the home Of the bride AZ Mica
nopy ON Thur day. March Is. az higU
'u9ru. Mr Ethan 4. Hlcsson OF LAX,
City and airs. Sue d. Fea-tcr. dauga.
Ter 90 AR George billiard. were haI.
ply united Ia the holy bonds OF We.
lock Rev. Mr. Thrasher. pastor ct
the Baptist church. officiating,
The hall and stairs were b,luti. 3.
J ~ decorated with cut flowers and
levergreens. while the parlor. With
was the scene Of the ceremony. s..
artistically decorated with paine
ferns. trailing vines and potted plants.
Promptly at Il o'clock. 20 t-a
strains OF Mendelssohn's Wedding
March. played by Mrs James Simon.
ton. the bridal party descended the
stairs. crossing into the parlor. where
they passed down an aisle made OF
white ribbon to an imprOvided altar.
which was a perfect bower OF palms.
ferns and calah lilies
First came the little ribbon bearers.
Miss Sue Feaster Moore OF Ocala.
Fla. with Master Bernice Feaster of
MicanOpy. followed by the bride
maids. Miss Lucille Moore Of Ocala.
Fla. and Miss Lucye Ford of Lynch
burg. Va. nieces OF the bride.
Then came the the groom with his
best man. Mr.. Allen Bridges Of Ocala.
and the matron Of honor. Mrs Allen
Wheeler Bridges. niece Of the bride
She was followed by the bride. who
Joined the groom at the altar. where
a most impressive ceremony was per.
formed
The bride wore a handsome travel
ing gown of wisteria cloth and car
ried an exquisite bunch Of brides
roses. The matron of honor wore an
exquisite lace robe over satin. trim
med in baby Irish lace. chiffon and
pearls. and carried a boquet OF spink
carnations and asparagus ferns.
Miss Moore was becOmingly dress
ed in white messaline. empire style.
and carried a boquet Of lilies and
ferns. while Miss Ford was beauti-
fully gowned i'm apple green MESA
line, trimmed in passementry of sill
yer sequin. and carried a shower boz
quet OF orange blossoms.
The groom and his best man wore
the conventional black. with white
vests and tan gloves
Mr. T. a. HicksOn Is a prominent
citizen OF Lake City. while the bride.
a resident Of Micanopy for many
years. is woman OF rare Intellect
and has won for herself an cnyiable
place and vast number at friends
all over the State.
Immediately after the ceremony a
deligh;ful luncheon was served 90 the
guests and bridal party. This wa,
served from the diningroom, where
the color scheme was In pink and
green. Six young ladies. Miss Irene
McCreary OF Gainesville. Miss Rhoda
Liddon Of Ocala. Misses Belle Gritty.
Lola M5ude Smith. Elizabeth Ma.
thews and Mary Thra her OF Mica
nopy passed the salad course and
coffee Mrs. r. J. Hagood OF Jack.
sOnyille presided over the brides
cake. Miss Irene McCreary cut the
ring. while Miss Lucille Moore got
the dime.
The guests were then ushered into
the punch room. where the most de-
lightful punch was served by Mrs.
Johnson and Mrs. Crawford. The col
or scheme In this room was yellow
and green.
After the luncheon Mr. and Mrs.
HIckson left for an extended trip
down the East Coast They will be-
az home In Lake City ON their return
The out-oftown guests were: Mr.
and Mrs r. j. Hagood of Jacksonville. |
Mrs. Mollie Starr of Seattle Wash |
iugton Mr and Mrs. James l.. Ford /
and daughter. Miss LuCyc of Lynch |
burg Va Mr. and Mrs A''.o W |
Bridges. Mr. and Mr. r.. T g., rc /
and children. Mrs Tom Bridges |
Miss Rhoda Liddon MIS- Maggie |
Peace 400 off Ocala. Nr q o. billiard /
of fernando Fla. AMI Miss Irene |
N,Crrary of Gainesville