The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-17
Carter-Jolnson

Carter-Johnson
Amid palms and exquisite flowers,
banked n most artistic beauty and
surrounded by friends, the nearest
and dearest since earliest childhood,
Miss Catherine johnson was welded
today to AIr. George billiard Carter
Of Jacksonville, the ceremony taking
place at II O'Clock at the First Ban
tist church of Aicanopy, Rev. w. d.
Entzminger officiating. Promptly at
the appointed hour Rev. Entzminger
took his place before the altar and
the ever-inspiring strains of Men
delssohn's wedding march played by
Miss Vida May of that city, an
nounced the bridal party. First
came the maid Of honor, Miss Carrie
Watson, picture of girlish beauty
in delicate pink, carrying an armful
Of exquisite pink carnations, and
the dame of honor, Mrs. NJ D. Mott,
most queenly and radiant in the same
exquisite pink with arm bouquet.
They took their places in a semi
circle about the altar, on the left
and the groomsmen, Messrs. John NJ
Simonton and Barco Neal of McIn-
tosh, going to the right. Following
the fairy princess flower girls, Misses
Thelma Mott and Mae Mehellens,
who scattered petals from tiny tuIle-
covered baskets, came Master Jim
Garter, nephew of the groom of Bar
tow, and charming as a prince, bear
ing the wedding ring upon a tiny
satin cushion. He preceded the
bride, who leaning upon the arm of
her father, Mr.. w. P. Johnson, was
most charming and radiantly beau
tifnl in her bridal robe of softest
satin and lace. She carried an i'm
mense shower bouquet of bride
roses and was as queenly a bride as
ever graced Micanopy The groom,
approaching from the altar with Mr..
Carl johnson, brother of the bride
as best man, met the bride halfway
down the chancel and led her to the
altar, where Rev. Entzminger most
dmpressiyely read the ring service
@znd pronounced the blessing that
made them man and wife. During
the ceremony 20 Promise Me" was
rendered very softly, the bridal
party leaving the church to the
strains of Lohengrin's happy inspir-
alton. Immediately following the
ceremony the bridal company was
entertained at a high noon reception
at the home of the brides parents
The happy couple motored to Oca1a,
Ehere they caught the northbound
fSealboard for Jacksonville, from
which point they will leave tonight
Cor New York to spend their honey
moon. While away they will visit
many cities of interest and Niagara,
returning in October to Jacksonville,
where they will in the future reside.
Mrs. Carter grew to young woman
hood in Micanopy and is one of the
cfty7s most charming and best loved
young ladies. Mr.. Garter has long
identified himself with Jacksonville
and is most exemplary young man,
and is rated as one of that city s
substantial and enterprising citizens.
The best wishes of large circle of
friends all over the state are extend
ed to the splendid young couple.
Mrs. F. j. Hagood of Jacksonville
and Miss Sue Moore of Ocala passed
through the city yesterday en- route
10 Micanopy, where they will attend
the marriage of the formers nephew
Mr.. Geo. d. Carter, and Miss Kath.
1een A. johnson. tomorrow morning
Gainesville Sun.
Miss Marion Dewey of Oca1a re
turned home yesterday after a de
1ightful visit with Miss Eva Futch
Gainesville Sun.
Miss Lila C. Fraser of Komoki
was in the city Saturday, leaving il
the evening for Arredondo, wher
she will he a guest of Miss Ami
Bevill today. Miss Fraser is agen
for the girls canning clubs, but he
work is now practically over unit
about the first of November
Gainesville Sun.
Eastern Star Sewing Circle
The Eastern Star sewing circl
will meet Wednesday afternoon a
Yonge's hall instead of with Mr.:
Weihe, on account of her being on