The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-04-24
narrTy WEDDING AT BELLE.
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"a 81 Hotel Marion Wednesday att.
...ooa. April 22nd. when Ruth Mil.
sea perry and James Walton Nelson
.sW lolued n the holy bonds OF mat.
ewong. Promptly AZ $50 the bridal
e.usie. unattended, took their places
= a. strains u the wedding march.
rnfea By Mrs. Hopkins. They were
n,reapd by Rev J. q. Glass. who
seaa the beautiful Episcopal ring ser.
sire. and pronounced them man and
ulis. her mother. Mrs. n. NJ. Perry,
slrine the bride away.
gnst after the henediction the cou.
rls tsFned "a face the host % friends,
uhen two little girls. Dorothy and
cwend0lyF Merrill. pulled some white
ribbons and let down a shower OF rose
leaves on their heads. Then eongrat-
ulnisons were In order. and n this
Young couple just starting out In their
new ne DO not have a long. happy
ara prosperous voyage IL will not be
nom bach Of good wishes.
TIE large dining room in which the
weddlng took place was most beauti-
faliy decorated. and showed what
many loving hands could do. The
reservations were all green and white.
The arch under which the ceremony
uas performed was a bower of mag
nalla leaves aud blossoms. The lat
tles work was In white. and streamers
81 white we're draped from all sides of
the ceiling % the center. where hung
4 large white wedding bell. decorated
Wfh haW and asparagus ferns. A
side fringe around the room with
magnolia leaves, with white honey
sackie and olaander blossoms. com
pls,ea the desired effect. This was a
hiang setting for the little bride. who
booked charming In her lovely gown
q shadow lace over crepe de chene.
Mr. Nelson is the only child of Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. Nelson OF Belleview,
and Miss Perry II the only child Of
NJ and Mrs. ~. NJ. Perry OF New Ha-
sen. Conn.
The only thing Co mar the complete
ness o. this wedding was the inabil-
iiy Of the brides father TO be present,
eho vas detained by business.
Ms a. N. Perry and Mrs. J J.
Nielsen received the guests as they
arrived. then passed them on to Mrs.
Virginia Wilkinson. Mrs. Adam Half
uer and Mrs. LeGrand Hopkins. par
W. hostesses. who directed them 20
o. eift ard Fefreshment rooms. Mrs.
Y d. =. Pratt had charge Of the gift
NON. with Mrs Robert Freeman at
ne door Mrs Sands Havilaand and
Mrs.. Frank Haviland served the
punch IN the refreshment room. with
Mss Lorena Freeman al the door. De
licias Zee cream and cakes were also
served.
Miss Mildred Merrill presented eaoh
gasst with a dainty box Of wedding
cake. 81 they took their leave.
The wedding "trip. which win be by
auto b. different Florida resorts, was
begun about o'clock. when the hap
~ couple left for Ocala. intending to
Ake dinner a. the Harrington Hall
hotel. then 70 continue on 10 Gaines
vie, where they would spend the
nlght During the trip they expect
10 visit Mrs. Margaret Evans Seymour
81 Hastings.
The many gifts which have been ar
irving daily. show the love and es-
BEEN % their many relatives and
lFiends.. a list OF which follows
The brideRroom's gift 10 the bride
sas the pretty bungalow. on Robinson
aFenae. which will be their future
home.
The elft from the brides father
Has a enc Thatcher range.
The gift from the brides mother
sas half dozer silver soup spoons.
~ HNM aitHs NFtHoAt AaAoHNAtN F''
oWs and embroidered cases.
hf. and Mrs. Sands Haviland. Mr..
and Mrs. " $. Cogswell. Mr.. and Mrs.
VI White. Mr. and Mrs. r +. Wendell
Was ifma Wendell. a rosewood clock.
Mr.. Elmer r. Converse, silver
Aniges and forks.
Mr. Ira l. strong. silver table
spoons
Mrs. N. J. sullivan. silver cream la
dle.
Nr. and Mrs. Fred Judd. silver ber-
y spoon.
Mrs. G. y. Bates, coffee percolater.
Nr. and Mrs. c. c. Bryan, easser-
ole
NJ William Mitchell. handmade
ahdlrons.
NJ a.. esafItF