The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-10-26

Pretty Home Wedding at the Residence
of Nr. and Mrs. Borden


Mrs B. F Borden was solemnized the
marriage Of Mr.. James Byron Cason
and Miss Ola Dele Deese
The house was prettily decorated for
the occasion in green and white Cali
fornia daisies and ferns. The manteIs
and fireplaces were banked with pot
plants, palms and begonIas Between
the dining room and sitting room.
suspended under the arch was the
wedding bell Of white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The guests were received in the hall
and the front porch and par1or were
early filled with the friends of the
bride, on the porch. from cozy cor
ner, Misses Josie Bullock and Gertia
Peyser served fruit punch. Miss Bull
lock wore dainty cream wolfe dress
over pink. and Miss Peyser was in
navy blue silk
At $50 the guests assembled in the
dining room and sitting room. where
the ceremony was performed. During
the few minutes of waiting for the ap-
pearance of the bridal party. there
was an impressive silence. First came
Rev. ". H Coleman from the stair
way, followed by Mr.. Percy Perkins
and Miss Evola Strong Rev Cole
man passed under the arch and turned.
Miss Strong took her stand TO the left
and Mr.. Perkins to the right. The
bride and groom took their places be-
meath the wedding bell and Rev. Cole
man spoke the impressive words that
made them one. 1t was a beautiful
ceremony.
The brides dress was of white satin
made empire style. with side panel
with alternate clusters of pin tucks
and fringe and loose back panel. with
the shawl fichu trimmed with fringe
and French knots. The fichu was
pinned with a handsome diamond
brooch, a gift of Mr.. and Mrs. Borden.
The sleeves We're of the latest hoop
sleeve design, with gloves and satin
shoes. and last but not least, was the
bridal veil caught up with satin
rosettes. The bride carried an arm
bouquet of white chrysanthemums and
ferns tied with a large bow of maline
The bridesmaid was attired in corn
messaline satin made after the high
waist line effect. with a touch of blue.
| trimmed with ball fringe, gloves and
| satin shoes to match the dress. and
| wore a band of satin and rosettes on
her hair. She also carried an arm
ferns. The groom and Mr.. Perkins
wore the conventional black. The
| brides travelling suit was dark blue
! serge coat suit with a large beaver
| hat
| After the ceremony ice cream and
cake were served, the color scheme be-
ing carried out in the refreshments.
Misses Susie Morris and Jettie McConn
| served. Miss Morris wore a white
messaline satin gown, very pretty in
its simplicity, and Miss McConn wore
| a white lingerie dress and lace
| The presents were numerous and
Handsome There was 7~~ handsome
cabinet of silver, two cut glass bowls.
cut glass water set, two sets salt and
peppers, cut glass pitcher silver but
ter knife and butter dish, hand mir
ror with she'll frame, two hand-painted
dishes and a plate, table linen and
doilies, all hand embroidered. hand
some mantle clock from Mr. and Mrs
Phillips. also a box of toothpicks with
a card from "Old Man Phillips" There
were many other things the reporter
failed to note.
| Those present were: Rev. and Mrs
W. H Coleman and son, Floyd, Miss
Mabel Richie, Mr.. Charles Cason of
Coleman. brother of the groom. Mrs
lTrueluck of Wildwood, grandmother
of the groom, Mrs. Turner of Coleman
sister of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs
Burnham of Bushnell, Mrs. Stokes OF
Coleman. Mrs Perry. Mrs. Leon GriggS
and Mrs. Smith of oxford. Mrs. Brice
Mrs. Tydings. Mrs Whitesdes, Mrs
Hull, Miss Peyser, Misses Mary Gates
Bessie MILESTONE, Josie and Music
1aT1
and Evola Strong, Mrs. Mae Bingham
Misses Vivien Eycleshimer and Caro-
Ign Borden, Messrs. Mills. f. l.. Stapp
Stroud. Walter Young, Welsh Dewey
: Joseph Borden, Percy Perkins, Frank
Gates. Horace Milestone, j. a. Morris
land Mr.. and Mrs. Borden.
/. The guests remained until a late
hour, when the most of them returned
to their homes, while some stayed tt
see Mr. and Mrs. Cason to the Sea
board train. Some one had sigI
painted with the inscription, Mr.. an'
Mrs. Newlywed bound for Tampa,
and tackled it on the car right unde
their window.
| The wedding was perfect in ever.
detail. The friends of the bride sa.
that too much cannot he said abop
. her sweet disposition. She made
. beautiful bride. and with her specia
friends, Misses Evola Strong, Susi
: Morris and Jettie McConn, made a
, pretty group of young ladies as ca
' be found. They are all special friend
. and have worked together for lon
thine and there is a strong tie betwee
, them.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Cason will make thei
= home at Terrell, at which place NJ
. ICason has charge of a store and tn
s.: ipostoffce. He is well known in Ocals
, having acceptably filled position fo
:; some time in Masters big store. II
', is an excellent young business mar
), and all his friends congratulate hir
J, on Winning such a lovely young 1adI
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