The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-19

brides motHe3, Mrs. Annie NJ. Perry.
Sunday at ndon, Rev. j. G. Glass
officiating. mss Annie Laurie Perry
to Mr. Robert ". Dosh. ---
The home was simply but artist
tically decorated in pink and green.
the same color scheme being used in
the hall, parlor and dining room.
with the exception of the altar in
the parlor. which was fashioned of
white and green.
A few minutes before one O'Clock,
the rector took This place at the altar,
and the strains of Mendelssohn' s
Wedding March, softly played by
Mrs. B. F. Condor, announced the
entrance of the bride and groom.
They took their place before the al
tar. and soon the beautiful and i'm
pressiye service of the Episcopal
church made them man and wife
The bride was lovely indeed in
her gown of white embroideried net
with organdie blouse and tunic and
satin trimmings.
She carried huge bouquet of
white rose buds, dahlias and ferns
tied with tulle The groom was
abtired in conventional black.
The ceremony was witnessed only
by members of the immediate family
and few friends. After receiving
the congratulations and best wishes
of all present, the young couple and
the guests repaired to the dining
room, where luncheon of chicken
salad, crackers, sandwiches. olives,
NUTS, coffee. cake and mints, was
served.
There was a very happy time in
the dining room, and the writer does
not remember ever seeing wedding
occasion that was more prettiIy har-
monious in every way.
A little before two O'Clock the
happy couple left in their car for
Daytona. They intended to go by way
of Eustis and Orlando, and expect to
reach Daytona some time today.
The brides going away gown was of
blue serge with white trimmings
with white hat TO match.
A number of handsome and useful
presents testify to some of the good
will in which the young couple are
held by their friends.
The bride was born and has lived
nearly all her life In this CITY She
Is the eldest daughter of Mrs. Annie
fM. Perry. and is one of Ocala's most
lovely and charming girls. She is a
graduate of the Ocala high school,
one of our foremost pianists and a
general social favorIte
tAIIr. Robert n. ,Dosh came ITO Ocala
when a 1ittle boy from Missouri and
has grown to manhood among us.
He is an exemplary young man,
recognized in spite of his youth as
one of our best citizens. For the
last mine years he has been with the
Star, giving it the most intelligent
and Faithful help. rendered in a
spirit of conscientious interest that
has made wages ito him a secondary
consideration, and that money can
not pay for.
Mr.. and Mrs Dosh expect ITO spend
the next two weeks in and near Day
tona, visiting in their car the points
of interest in that vicinity. After
THAT, they will pay visit to Mr..
Dosh's brother, Mr.. Louis III. Dosh,
in Macon. After their return home,
they will go to housekeeping in
their pretty little cottage on South
Fourth street, east.
Though Sunday weddings are un-
usual, the day has always been rec
ognfzed as the best for young
couple to begin to walk hand in hand
ON their life journey, and Sunday
as one of THE most beautiful days
seen in long time, was, all their
friends hope, the beginning of long
and happy married life for Mr.. and
Mrs. R. N. Dosh.
Mrs Ia Il. Gerig returned from
Palajtk this afternoon and it is hop
ed that Mr. Gerig will son be well
enough to return home also.
Mrs. IL. e. Lang was the charming
hostess of the Methodist sewing cir
Gle this afternoon at her home. The
day being a perfect one large mum.
Der of members were in attendance
Mrs. Lang served her guests to de.
fgicious refreshments.
/ Mrs. Geo. H. Ford arrived satur
day afternoon from Jacksonville fol
/ few days visit to her parents, Mr
and Mrs. B. A. Weathers and family
Miss Music Bullock, who has beer