The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-10-29
BEAUTIFUL CHURCH WEDDING
AT ST. JAMES

st. James Episcopal church was the
scene of a beautiful wedding at 6
o'clock yesterday afternoon, when
Miss Thurber Gore, the lovely and at
Tactivs daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
ICuthbert Martin, and Mr.. Clarence
Earle Dickinson. a well known and
popular young business man, plighted
their troth. The occasion was full of
Interest to a wide circle Of friends and
1.-The edifice was filled with an admir-
ling throng.
! The church was beautifully decorat-
ed in yellow and white. On either
side of the entrance to the pew was
huge palm. The altar was prettily IL
Illuminated with candles. The be-
trOthal service took place at the foot
of the chancel, after which the couple
proceeded to the altar where the i'm
lpressive ceremony was performed by
REV. DR.. VIM. II. Milton, rector of the.
church.
The bridal party entered the church
in the following order: First came the
little ribbon bearers, Master Eugene
Hardin and Miss Susan Divine. who
were attired in white and carried vel
low ribbon. Next came Messrs Mil
ton Gore and George Adams, followed
by Miss Louise Beery. who was beau
tifully gOwned in white satin with
pearl trimmings, and carried white
chrysanthemums. She was followed
by Messrs. WaddeH Waters and Joe
Jacobs, and next came Miss Sue An
derson, who was exquieitaly at
Tired in white satin with silver trim
I.lings, and carried white chryS-
Ithemums Next 10 enter were
ATessrs. Joe DELAY and George Lynch.
and then came the maid OF aouor.
Miss Bessie Gore sister Of the bride.
who was handsomely a.rircd ign yell
low satin with gold trimmings. and
carried a bouquet Of yellow chrysan-
/ themums The bride entered upon
the arm of her brother. NJ. VIII l.
Gore. who gave her away. She never
looked more beautiful than on this
occasion. She was most becomingIy
gOWned i'm white satin. embroidered
( in pearls and wore a veil with orange
. blossoms caught mp with q diamond
. .I, off Of L.. I'd.
groom and his best man Mr.. Jacs
Dickinson, entered from the choir
room and met the bride at the foot OF
1.-THE chanccl. where the impressive be
lrrothal service Of the Episcopal
. church was performed by Rev. DR.. W
/ II. Milton, following which The mar
, riage was Solemnized at the altar.
The music was exquisirely rendered
! by Prof. Geo. l.. Johnson. organist
and Prof John T. Kneisel violinist
The bridal party entered and left the
! church TO the strains of music. and
during the ceremony a beautiful So
I Lection was played softly and sweetly
+ Following the ceremony Mr. and
! Mrs. Dickinson took carriages to IN,
+ home of the bride, 42O South Front /
street, where the bride changed her
wedding costume for a brown diago-
NAL travelling suit with hat to match. |
They then drove TO the union station. |
whence they left on the : o'clock |
train for a bridal tour of a week or |
ten days to points of interest in the |
InOrth. Returning 10 Wilmington they |
will go TO housekeeping on Nun |
street
The marriage Of this popular cou-
pie is one of the social events Of the 4
season and had been eagerly antici- |
.pated by hundreds of friends for the /
past several weeks. The bride is one /
of the most attractive and popular Of /
the younger social set and has a wide /
circle Of friends. The groom is a |
prominent young business man with /
a most promising future To him is
extended the happiest congratulations
of host of friends.
The wedding gifts, which were
many and very beautiful, were taste
fully arranged on tables in the par
lor. They included much silver OF
exquisite design, much fine cut glass.
some beautiful china and other pref
y and valuable gifts.-Wilmington