The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-17
Weathers-CushlnE NuptIais

The following was taken from the
East Orange, IN. j. Record:
Miss Edna Cushing, daughter of
Mrs. George w. b Cushing, of so Mum
avenue, East Orange, was married at
noon today at the home of her mother
to Mel Alexander Weathers, of New
York City, formerly of Florida The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
Simon j. Mcpherson, head master Of
LawrenceviIe School, y. j., and former
pastor of the Mum Avenue Presbyter
ian church, and was followed by q
largely attended wedding breakfast.
The bride was given in marriage by
her mother and was attended by her
niece, Miss Mildred Hiss, of Chicago, as
maid of honor; Miss Elizabeth Brockel-
bank. OF Caldwell Cedars, as flower
girl, and by six ribbonbearers, all
wearing summer gowns of white, Miss
Helen Dill, Miss Isabel King, Miss
Katharine Kirkland, Miss Klara Clark,
Miss Anne Chaplin, of Springfield, and
Mrs. Gordon Grand. The best man was
Brantley A. WeatheFs, Jr, brother of
the bridegroom. Masses of dogwood
decorated the house. The bridal party
stood in a bower of palms before an
improvised altar of white blossoms
reached by a ribboned aisle. The bride
wore a gown of white satin made with
train and overdraped with point appli-
| que Her tulle veil was edged with
the same lace and fell from bandeau
| of orange blossoms. She carried
| shower of lilies of the valley and or
chids The maid of honor and flower
| girl were in white, with touches of
! pink the latter carrying basket Of
| pink rosebuds, the former a showep
bouquet of lnies of the valley and pink
roses At the close of the breakfast
the couple left on a wedding Journey"
Attending the wedding from Florida
was the groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
| Z. \. Weathers of this city, two
| brothers, Mr. 3. \. WeatherS. Jr., now
la law student at Columbia College, Mr.
Paul Weathers of Amherst College and
sister. Mrs. Geo H. Ford of Jackson
willie.
Miss Sarah McCreary, who has been
I an active member of the Tampa
Heights Philathea class since going to
/ that city several years ago, was the
special guest of honor Thursday after
moon at a pretty sewing party given by
1.-THE Philathea members.
As soon a. the HtllsboTough Hlgn
i School. Of which faculty she is a bril-
liant member, closes, Miss McCreary
i will return 10 her home in Nashville,
i Tenn. and en- route she will be Joined
lin this city by Miss Meta Jewett, who
j will be her guest for several weeks.
%-A
i AN affair which will be prominent in
1.-The social circles of White Springs
lduring June will be a h0useparty given
bv Misses Mary Skipworth and Clara
lbeI Culpepper. Misses Cara Johnson,
Rosebud Robinson and Kathleen Jack
son Of this city have been invited and
lare planning 70 go up about the if
Iteenth,
| Miss Kate Carlton of Arcadia, who
has frequently visited her sister, Mrs
H NJ Hampton, has friends in this city
who will learn with pleasure that she
has gone 10 New York to take con-
servatory course in music. During tbs
past winter Miss Carlton had charge o.
the music department IN the Arcadia
pointed 10 mat position for next term.
Mr.. and Mrs .. :. Woodrow are en-
tertaining Rev. jas X. Glass for the
week end,
Miss Cora Griffin returned YESTERDAY
from a stay Of several days in Tampa
where she was the guest of her brother
Mr.. J. A. Griffin, a well known banke