The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-29

OF honor. Mrs. VI. Bibb FOlmar. Jr..
and the maid OF honor. Miss Mary
Burford OF OcaIa, Fla. Four beau
tiful little flower girls came next,
little Misses Alice Boyd, Julia
BrantIey. Olive Wiley Gardner,
Frances Thrower, who preceded the
lovely bride. upon the arm OF her
brother, Captain James Wiley. who
gave the bride away. At the altar
where the officiating minister, DR.. R.
]. Bateman stood, the groom with
his best man, Mr. Cecil McSwain,
awaited the bride.
During the ceremony, the sweet
strains of Dekoven's 20 Promise
like some beautiful benediction. AS
the party retired the, Bridal Chorus"
from Lohengrin was heard
The bride was especially beautiful
in a becoming coat suit Of taupe
broadcloth, with hat, gloves and
shoes to match. She carried a bou-
quet of brides roses.
The matron of honor's gown was
of champagne crepe de chene, trim
med with two-tone lace over gold,
cut en- traine. She carried sunburst
roses.
The two matrons were attired at
tractively in old gold charmeuse,
with old gold net, yellow fur trim
mings, black satin sashes, and orna-
ments of brilliants. Their flowers
were chrysanthemums.
The maid of honor wore a beauti-
full gown Of yellow bordered crepe
over lace, skirt bordered with fur,
and tunic of silvered lace. The
trimmings were in russell shades.
| She carried sunburst roses.
The four bridesmaids wore dresses
| of green satin, cut en- traine, with
lamp shade TUNES of white shadow
| laces, bordered with shaded roses
| bodices of white and black shadow
lace, and pearl and crystal trim
mings. Their bouquets were of. white
chrysanthemums.
Two little flower girls were attir-
ed in white lace over green char
meuse. and two in white lace over
pink silk. They carried baskets OF
rose petals, which they scattered in
the path OF the bride
At the Wiley residence. on Col
lege avenue. a large and beautiful,
collection OF presents were displayed
TO friends, consisting of choicest
patterns in silver, cut glass, china
and numbers OF other useful an.
ornamental gifts.
Following the ceremony Mr.. ant
Mrs. Brantley left via the Atlantic
! Coast Line for New Orleans, and
other points West, after which they
return to Waycross, Ga, where they
will be at home to their friends |
The groom, a native TrOyan, re
sided here until few years ago
| when he removed to Waycross H.
is a young man of most excellen
character, and destiny no doub
holds for him a record of achieve
ments in the business and socia
world. His fair bride has been one
Of Troy's charming young ladies, ar
| IDENTIFY loved by her closest friends
and admired by all for her cordial
ity, her charming manners, and he
genuine worth of character. Brigh
and winsome, fair of face and form
possessing the grace, and poise, anC
refinement of true young woman
hood, she has drawn about her 4;
coterie of lifelong friends.
The friends of this popular youns
couple are unanimous in the wisl
that the cornucopia. the horn o
plenty and the emblem of happiness
may hover ever over them TO shove,
its abundance throughout the happy
years Of their married life.
Miss Bobbie Baldwin, the attract
i've young lady from Mcintosh, wht
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
F W. Ditto and family during th'
fair, returned home today. She hat
intended 10 remain longer. but
phone message this morning an
nounced the illness of her mother.
Nj. and Mrs. R. C Nuncaster viii
entertain at a three table bridg,
party this evening in honor Of rhei