The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-21
HorreH Williams Wedding
NOTABLY Brilliant Event

brilliants and butterflies The little
flower boy wore black velvet Eaton
suit with a wide white collar and
white socks, and the small flower girl
was as pretty as a picture in all
white. a lingerie froek, white sash,
white hair ribbons and white socks
and slippers.
Miss Williams presented her at
tendants with friendship circles" of
chased gold.
The Reception
Following the ceremony there was
a very beautiful reception. Receiving
were the bride and groom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horrell, and Mrs. NJ. A. Will
liams, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. McDougald, Miss Bullock and
Mr. H. P. Spencer.
The newly married couple were
showered with warmest congratula-
lions and good wishes, and for more
than an hour after the ceremony the
guests fingered to enjoy the evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Horrell and the
other wedding guests.
When the wedding guests first ar
rived, preceding the ceremony, two
of the brides nephews. Robert and
William Hall, opened the front door.
and after disposing of their wraps and
hats they stood in the halls and din
ing room, and the relatives and spe-
cial friends in the drawing room, I'M
til after the ceremony.
In the front hall Mrs. William
Hooker and Mrs. j. B. Koonce receiv-
ed, and in the living room Mrs. B. w.
Blount and the brides sisters. Mrs.
F.. E. Thomson of Live Oak, Mrs.
H P Newman of Barlow, and Miss
Josephine Williams of this city, and
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Arthur Will
liams, of Charlotte.
At the coffee table in the rear hall
Mrs. Jack Camp and Mrs. Clifton
Camp served.
Mrs. Violet Powers had charge of
the brides book in the front hall. in
which all the guests registered. In the
library Mrs. Flora Morrison and Mrs.
Muncaster had charge of the favor
table, presenting to each guest a
small box of wedding cake. The
cakes were iced in white, with the
initials, w. and H., in green.
Miss Marguerite Porter sang sew
eral lovely songs during the evening.
During the reception hours turkey
salad, bread and butter sandwiches,
beaten biscuit. spiced cucumber rings,
sailed almonds and frozen Roman
punch were served, the color scheme
of white and green being used.
The Costumes
The brides mother wore a hand
some black satin gown with an over
dress of black silk lace.
Mrs. Halls gown was a very beau
tiful one of deep cream crepe. with
shadow lace and blue and gold bead
trimmings. Her costume was COM
pleted with bandeau of brilliants in
her hair, and she wore a necklace of
diamonds.
Mrs. Thomson wore white silk
wolfe over pink satin, with lace trim
mings and Mrs. Newman's gown was
of white brocaded crepe de chene.
Miss Josephine Williams wore a pref
ty white chiffon gown, with pearl
trimmings, over white satin.
Mrs. Arthur Williams gown was of
pale pink crepe de chene over satin.
Mrs. Blount's gown was a very hand
some one of white brocaded satin.
with bodice of white chiffon with
pearls and brilliants.
Miss Lydie McDougald's gown was
of blue satin, with white lace over
dress.
All of these gowns were very love-
ly and their wearers were extremely
attractive
! There were many other very hand
some and stunning gowns worn at
this wedding, and the entire affair
was most brilliant.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Horrell, after the re-
ception. left for Jacksonville and st.
Augustine for a few days visit, after
which they will go to Morriston where
they will reside, the young groom be-
ing engaged in business there. They
will carry with them to their new
home the best wishes of many warm
| friends.
Mrs. Horrell has lived in Ocala
ever since she was young girl, max
ing her home with Mr. and Mrs. Hall,
the latter her sister. and she will be
greatly missed here, but her friends