The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-09-28
BEI.LEcIlEW


Marriage u Miss BFyant 70 Mr. Davla-
DEATH .n1 B.riaI u 4 C Riase
BellevieW. Sept 2S-Sunday At. -
o'clock a. m, at the Methodist church,
there occurred one OF the prettiest lit
tie weddings that has taken place In
the City Of Oaks, when Mr.. Charles
Preston Davis and Miss Reba Bryant
were united in marriage The church
was filled and at the appointed time to
the strains OF the wedding march
played by Miss Caliie Richards. the
bridal party entered the church. Little
Misses Pearl Proctor and Minnie Tre-#
mere. the pretty little flower girls. en-
tered marching up the left aisle and
scattering flowers in the pathway Of
bride and groom. who came next and
stood under a beautiful arch at the
altar made OF green with white roses
entertwined. with a pretty white and
green wedding bell. under which the
bridal couple stood while Rev. Wen
rich with a pretty and impressive SER
vice made then man and wife. The
altar was decorated with ferns and
| with the bridal party made pretty
picture. After the marriage service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, preceded by the
little flower girls came down the right
aisle. leaving the church to the strains
OF the wedding march. The bride
looked very dainty In her wedding
gown Of soft white silk made empire.
and trimmed with Irish lace medalions.
She wore a wedding veil caught up
with orange blossoms and carried
bridal bouquet OF white roses tied
with white satin ribbon. The groom
was dressed in conventional black and
| the little flower girls looked dainty
and pretty in their dresses of white
with daisy crowns and garlands. Mr..
land Mrs. Davis left at / O'Clock for.
their wedding tour, going from here
to Gainesville in an auto, and will
spend a week or so at other places ere
returning to their future home at
summerfield. where Mr.. Davis has
position with the National Land Com
pany To Mr.. and Mrs. Davis we ex-
tend our heartiest concentrations
and best wishes for their future hap
piness
/ Mr. and Mrs r. L Moore and child
rem left Sunday night for their old
home in Illinois. Mr.. Moore was call
ed away on business matters
Mrs Sam Millican came in Sunday
afternoon from Green Cove Springs.
to be present at the funeral services
of Mr. r. C. Ridge.
| Quite a few of Summerf1eld,s citi-
zens were visitors Sunday evening, to
be present at the Davis-Bryant we'd
ding
The Talitha cumi class of the Meth
odist church will serve ice cream at
1.-The town hall Friday night for the
benefit of the church All are invited.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Barrett OF Leyon
present Sunday at the Davis-Rryant
wedding.
school opened Monday. Sept. 18th,
with an enrolment Of fifty scholars.
tProf Henry Richards. nr;ncfna1 and
miss Celia Richards. assistant. are in
lcharge. This Is a good start and let
tus hone that the school will imnrove
the opportunfty ana do some good
work during the term.
1 Mrs NJ r washhurn ana dauphtar
Miss Emma. of ocala. are visiting with
friends hara
The entire community was saddened
Inv the nassinp away Of one Of our we'll
known and universally beloved c1ti-
zens. Mr. n G. Ridge whose death oc
tcnrred at his home saturday evaninp
lSantamhar para NJ Ridpee ana w,fa
/ and little danrbter came "a Ra11eview
nearly % wears aeo from kansas. and
} "a ct their lot with tha neonla6 hare and
since that time thru the wears have
, nroyan tha;r STARTLING wortb hy con
tinuous acts Of kindness mercy and
love to ali with whom they came IN
4 contact Mr. Riapa IN time If s,cr.
mess. troub1e or disaster was ALWAYS
first and ready with loving assistance
Tn those who needad II and MANY
thora aro ~,bo b;s L;na words and
CHEEKY greeting have helned on to a
D brighter better wav He was a devot-
ed Christian ana tbrnupb tha mas,
year Of suffering. being confined to his
home. there was never a murmur OF
joomn,a;rt simn1v o.,r ras,rnat;on
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