The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-10-18
THE RIvERs-MooRE WEDDING
Beautiful Event Soiemnized at the
Methodist Church Tuesday
Evening

Eugene Grover Rivers Tuesday even
ing at seven O'Clock.
The church was we'll filled with
friends of the young couple, and prior
TO the wedding a beautiful musical
program was rendered by Mrs. D. E.
McIver. organist, and Miss Margue,
rite Porter, who sang divinely The
musical program in full was as fol-
lows:
Epithalanium Wedding HYMN
(Woodman) Mrs. McIver.
Because God Made You Nine
Miss Porter
Selection from Aida-Mrs. McIyer
All For You"-Miss Porter.
Miss Porter was lovely in white
embroidered chiffon over white char
meuse and she wore a Juliette cap
of pearls and white aigrettes in her
hair Mrs. McIver's handsome gown
was of black chiffon over lavender
satin.
At the conclusion of Miss Porter's
last song Mrs. McIver played the al
ways beautiful and solemnly impress
i've wedding march from Lohengrin,
and TO its beautiful strains the wed
ding attendants entered the church
in the following order: First, the four
ushers and groomsmen, Mr. Herbert
Williams of Gainesville and Mr.. w
v Wheeler down one aisle. and down
the opposite aisle DR. 3. A. Thomas
of Zephryhills and Mr. Claude Fon-
tame of Micanopy. Following them
came. the attractive bridesmaids,
walking singly, one down each aisle
Their dresses were yellow and blue
alternating made en- traine, a brides
maid in yellow marching with one il
blue. the effect being extremely at
tractiye First came Miss Mary Nc
Dowell in blue chiffon, with Miss
Clara Johnson in yellow beaded chit
fon over yellow satin. Next came Miss
Frances Starr of Jacksonville and Miss
Lucy Ford of Lynchburg Miss Starr
wore yellow chiffon over yellow mes
saline satin, and Miss Ford's gown
was a pale blue chiffon over blue
messaline Miss Ruby Thrasher OF
Micanopy and Miss Louise Nixon fol-
lowed this couple, Miss Thrashe~
in yellow and Miss Nixon in blue
All OF the bridesmaids wore ex-
tremely pretty hair ornaments OF
pearls, rhinestones or chiffon
Miss Moores aunt, Mrs Ethan Al
len Hickson. OF Micanopy was her
matron OF honor, and her yivacious
young sister, Miss Sue Feaster
Moore, was her maid OF honor Mrs.
Hickson was very handsome in yell
low. and her hair ornament was a
pearl bandeau The young maid OF
honor was very sweet and attractive
in blue marquisette over blue satin,
made short length All OF these
charming young ladies carried beauti-
ful arm bouquets OF yellow chrysan-
themums.
Immediately preceding the bride
were the two dainty little flower
girls, Cornelia Dozier and Annie Mac,
Kay. the former in white over yellow
With big yellow sash. yellow hair rib
bon and stockings and gold slippers,
and the latter was similarly arrayed
in white over blue Each carried
basket of rose petals, which they
strewed in the brides pathway.
The bride came in with her father,
Mr. Thomas Milton Moore, by whom
she was given in marriage. She was
extremely lovely i'll her wedding
robes Of white charmeuse satin with
trimmings OF Princess lace She wore
a soft tulle veil. which fell to the
length OF her long train and was
caught TO her hair with orange bios
SONS. She carried a shower bouquet
OF brides roses, and was an extreme
ly happy and lovely young bride.
Following the bride was the lovely
little ring bearer, Master Harris Pow
ers. dressed in a white satin suit, and
carrying the wedding ring on tiny
white satin pillow
Mr.. Rivers and his brother Mr.
Leslie Rivers, OF Palatka, who attend
ed him as best man. came in from the
vestry. meeting the bride at the altar.
The wedding tableau. of which Miss
Moore and Mr.. Rivers were the cen
trail figures, was as pretty a picture as
one could wish to see.
The decorations were strikingly
pretty. Over the choir stall and the
two central aisles were small arches
of white tulle and asparagus ferns
Hanging from one of the arches was
large NJ, and from the other an r.
Over the bridal party was a larger
arch of the white tulle and asparagus