The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-06-12

/ Ayer-Dayis
Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock in
the pretty little Episcopal church in
this city a beautiful wedding was
lsoIemnized. The church was simply
but most attractively decorated in
TRAILING vines and white roses inter-
spersed with white oleander bios
SONS. The altar with its many light
ed candles was very beautiful and
from tall archway over the chancel
was suspended bouquet of bride
roses tied with tulle. Miss Wartmann
presided at the organ and promptly
at 9 O'Clock the church was filled with
admiring friends.
As the strains of Lohengrin's beau
ttiful wedding march pealed forth the
bridal party entered, the couples
marching up separate aisles, crossing
and taking their places before the
altar. The bridesmaids were Misses
Mary Burford and Minnie Stovan. in
exquisite lingerie frocks with great
long-handled baskets of daisies and
daisy wreaths in their hair, caught
with lovely rheinstone barrettes, the
brides gift to her attendants. The
matron of honor, Mrs. Richard Daniel
Dodge, the sweet young bride of
three hours, wore her lovely we'd
ding gown with pearl bandeaux and
aigrette in her couture. carrying her
bridal bouquet. Dr. Aver was at
tended by Rev. Richard Daniel
Dodge as his best man, the grooms-
men being Messrs. Alfred Beck and
Clarence Meffert and the ushers,
Messrs. Whitfield Palmer and Holmes
Walters. The groom and best man
with Rev. James Glass entered from
the vestry. Miss Davis entered on
the arm of her uncle, Mr. G. T.
Maughs, by whom she was given in
marriage, a beautiful bride in a we'd
ding gown of exquisitely fashioned
Icrepe de chene over net, with shaded
/ lace and pearl trimmings. The waist
! was almost entirely of lace and the
draped skirt stitched with pearl bead
ornaments. Her tulIe veil was
caught with real orange blossoms
and draped in soft filmy folds all
over the long flowing robe. She car
fried a white prayerbook with a
shower bouquet of valley lilies. From
this book Rev. Glass read the beau
i tiful Episcopal marriage cereomny
while Miss Wartmann played softly
on the organ. After the blessing
was given that made Miss Sara Da-
wis Mrs. Clifford Belser Aver, the
bride and groom and their attend
ANTS left the church to the strainssof
Memberships march.
4 Following the church service Mr..
land Mrs. Maughs entertained the
bridal party and the members of the
i two families and few intimate
friends at an informal reception at
their home on Oklawaha avenue The
home was very dainty in it's decora-
lions of pink roses, ferns and pink
lilies. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Maughs
thur c. Williams, Mrs. G. r. Tydings
and Mrs. o. T. Green. The bride and
groom received congratulations and
Egood wishes standing in a vine-clad
alcove in the reception room. In the
library Miss Annie Davis and Miss
. Fanny Robinson served delicious
fruit punch and directed the guests
to the gift room, where were dis
played the most gorgeous and beau
tiful gifts of every kind, bewilder
ling collection of cut glass, china
linen and silver.
i During the reception hour Mrs
! Maughs had her guests served to {
most refreshing and delicious buffe
supper, consisting of cream chicken
in bell peppers, fruit salad, waters
olives, sailed almonds, mint ice ant
cake. In cutting the brides cake
Mrs. Clifford Aver got the thimble
I Miss Annie Davis got the ring ant
!, Mr.. Clarence Meffert cut the button
; the dime remains hidden for SOM
! more fortunate one to find and dream
a on.
Il DIR. and Mrs. Aver left over tn
! northbound Seaboard train for Sa
vannah. They will go from there tt
a the hills of Georgia where they vii
q spend several weeks. Returning t.
D this city about the first of July the.
will begin housekeeping in the pref
ty cottage home of Mr.. and Mrs. c
: L. Gamsby, which they have leases
for several months. Mrs. Aver
: going away gown was Copenhagel
blue coat suit with which she wore;
a white waist trimmed in Irish lace
with hat of hemp straw trimme,
: with copper net and small pink rose
buds.
+ Dr. and Mrs. Aver have both beel
= lreared in Ocala and Marion count
and Mrs. Aver is one of the city
most beautiful and sweet young la
o dies. DR.. Aver is the second son O
= Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Aver and is
q most popular young dentist. The
have the good wishes of their friend
who are legion for a happy marie
life.