The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-09-20
BRILLIANT WEDDING IN TAMPA

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Lawrence and Mr. William K Zewad-
ski exchanged their marriage vows al
$50 O'Clock.
The church was decorated in an
appropriate way, with pink and white
roses, ferns and palms.
\ large number OF friends assem-
bled at the church long before the ap-
pointed hour, and the musical pro-
gram began at o'clock Miss Ma
mie Dawson was at the organ, render
ins several selections, Miss Mary
Heard sang Because God Made You
Nine" and % Fair, 0 Sweet and
Holy" Her voice was especially
sweet and clear
The Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin
(Wagner) was then played by Miss
Dawson, and the bridal party entered
in the following order: Miss Cornelia
Morrison and Mr.. Clarence Zewadski
advancing at opposite aisles, then
Miss Margaret Collins and Mr. Olaf
Zewadski, followed by Miss Halle
Ley Of Ocala, maid of honor. The
dainty little flower girl. little Miss Or
alese O'Brien, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. O'Brien, preceded the
bride, who advanced alone She was
met near the chancel by the groom
and the best man, Mr. Guy Zew 2dski
Who is the groOm's brother, as are
also the others who acted as g~ooms-
men. The Organist rendered soft mu-
'ic during the ceremony, which was
oGducted by the Rev. j. B. Mitchell
The Costumes Worn
The bride was exQuisitely gowned
white satin, with long court train
extending from the high waist line
he lovely oyerdress being of white
crepe de chene, with rich trimmings
1 pearls and renaissance lace The
ilmy veil was arranged in cap effect.
With clusters of valley lilies, and
rope of pearls. and the folds OF the
veil fell in soft mistiness about the
petite figure. extending the length of
the train This gown, which was
French model was one of the hand
soonest ever seen here, and was es
pecially becoming TO the beautiful
young woman wearing it, She carried
bouquet of brides roses, with valley
lilies in shower effect
Miss Ley looked charming in
loyely gown of pink satin, trimmed
With duchess lace and pearls, with
.ourf train extending from the shoul.
ders She carried white roses and
maiden hair fern, and wore white sat
in slippers and white gloves.
Miss Morrison wore a Paris gown
OF distinctive daintiness, evolved of
pink messaline. draped in pale blue
chiffon, embellished with hand-em-
brodery, the costume being complet-
ed by pink slippers and gloves. Her
bouquet was of pink roses.
Miss Collins wore a very pretty
white gown. daintily trimmed in lace.
over pink satin. whit pink slippers
and gloves. and carried an armful Of
pink roses.
The little flower girls costume was
II white hand-embroidered marqui-
settle over pink messaline, with pink
slippers and hair ribbons, and carried
basket OF pink flowers.
The brides mother Mrs Annabei
Lawrence, was gowned in pale blue
messaline. with trimmings OF hand
some lace and gold beads.
Mrs. W. X Zewadski. Sr mother
Of the groom. wore a handsome cos
tune of black lace, fashioned over
white satin. en- train.
The groom and the other men Of
the wedding party wore conventional
black. with button hole bouquets Of
valley lilies.
The bride will travel in strictly
tailored costume, her suit being Of
plain blue serge, with mannish shoes.
and a tailored hat of white felt, de
void of trimmings, except for touch
of blue
The Wedding Supper
Following the wedding supper
was given at the Tampa Bay Hotel by
the brides mother. for the wedding
marty and immediate relatives. The