The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-18
The walters-Johnson wedding .
Beautiful Social Event

OF Miss Clara EtiZa beth
Johnson and DIR. James Harry VAL
ters was solemnized last evening IN
the presence of only relatives and
closest friends at eight O'Clock at the
home of the brides parents. Capt.
and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton Johnson, J
ADDING another beautiful wedding to
the annals of Ocala society.
The decorations were very beau
tiful The white walls of the rooms
opening en- suite formed an effective
for the quantities of
greenery used to develop the color
motif of white and green in the re-
ception hall and parlor and to en-
nance the pink color scheme in the
library and dining room. The choic-
est of November's particular flower,
the chrysanthemum, and exquisite
roses lent splendor to the nuptial
scene. profusion Of them adjoining
the rooms Wedding bells Of varying
sizes were suspended from the door
ways and chandeliers.
The marriage was celebrated in
the parlor. which was a bower of
loneliness, the picture moulding
marking a tracery of asparagus fern.
and baskets of white chrysanthe-
mums, ted with white tulle. gracing
the mantle and piano. A white arch.
fianked with themums twfned
with fern. and suspending large
wedding bell of chrysanthemum and
tulle and smaller bells over a long
white satin cushion, designated the
place for the exchanging of the we'd
ding vows. In the background was
a pedestal surmounted by crystal
candelabrum holding lighted tapers.
The wedding music was marked
by beauty and appropriateness, Mrs.
J. X Dickson presiding at the piano.
Just before the entrance of the bridal
party Miss Marguerite Porter sweet
" sang trio of the brides favorite
songs: Beloved, 1t is Morn" II
Love You" and Verdi's ever lbeauti-
dul 80 Perfect Love- the latter
lblending into the strains of Men
delsshon's wedding march which an
nounced the approach of the wedding
party.
Down the stairway which was
twined with lacy foliage over bamboo,
a soft gloy cleaning from candelabra
on the newell posts. the bridal party
came and thru the reception hall into
the parlor, being led by the little rib
bon girls, Misses Cornelia Dozier and
elizabeth Bennett, wearing dainty
9rocks of Write lace with pink rib
hons. Next entered the flower girl,
little Miss Lucille Horne, who was a
vision of daintiness in pink ac-
cordian plated chiffon. She car
rying basket of rose petals. Miss
johnson entered with her cousin and
only attendant, Miss Zelma Rizer and
at the altar she was joined by the
groom, who entered through the IL
brary with his best man, his brother,
Mr. Holmes Walters. Master Fred
Blalock, bearing the wedding ring
on a white satin pillow, entered di-
rectly behind the Ibride-elect. He
looked very handsome wearing a
white satin suit DR.. E. G. Lindner
and Mr.. ]. X Dickson were ushers.
DR.. J. M Gross of the Methodist
church performed the ceremony. us
ing the impressive ring service and
during the ceremony Mrs. Dickson
softly played Call Me Thine Own .
The bride. lovely young woman
of the blonde type. presented 4 pref
ty picture in her bridal gown of
white Ivory satin, with tuIle over-
draperies edged with white fur, the
long court train edged with a plait-
ing Of double crepe chiffon, falling
from the shoulder. The corsage was
made basque effect of baby Irish lace
and the long sleeves, neck and rolling
collar were hemmed with seed pearls
Her tu+le veil was arranged caI
fashion, adjusted with orange bios
SONS and fell in soft folds to the enc
of her train. She carried an exquis
lite bouquet of brides roses with /
shower of valley lilies.
Miss Rizer's beautiful gown wa
fashioned of pink satin with saccor
dian plated chiffon overskirt. and &C
centuated girdle. The bodice was O
princess lace studded with sequin
and the oyer-draperies were edge
with white marabou. She carried a
arm bouquet of chrysanthemums.
From 9 to IL o'clock a large n
ception was held, many friends cal
ing to extend best wishes and col
gratulations to DIR. and Mrs Walter
AS the callers arrived they were M
at the front door by Mrs. NJ III. st
vail and Mrs T. E. Bridges and d
rected 20 the punch bowl in the T
ception hall, presided over by MI