The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-11
neutrality-suspicious.

change We clip the following, which
will be interesting reading to the
Ocala friends of the bride, who three
winters ago, was a popular gust in
the home of her uncle, Mr.. d. E. Nc
liver The article, which follows, is
only extracts from a detailed descrip-
ton:
With ceremonial marked by
tasteful elegance J. Harry Cunning
ham and Miss Elizabeth Adams were
married yesterday at high noon I'M
mediately following the marriage the
bridal party and members of the i'm
mediate families were guests Of
Mrs. C. c. Terrell at luncheon. Fol-
lowing this Mr.. and Mrs. Cunning
ham left for Washington, where they
will be the guests of Commissioner
w. H. Osborn. a brother-in-law of
the bridegroom, for several days.
The bridal tour will also include
visits IN New York. Philadelphia and
other northern cities.
No invitations were issued for the
ceremonial and the wedding guests
included only relatives and intimate
friends of the families The Elm
street home of the brides mother
where the ceremony was held, pre-
sented fitting festive scene
The wedding VOWS were assumed
before an improvised altar in the
south parlor of the home. Trailing
smilax interspersed with the pretty
pink flowers of spring, and stately
palms as back ground, made the
altar scene one of unusual beauty
and added to the impressiveness of
the wedding.
Miss Adams was never more strik-
ing than in her charming bridal cos
tune, a going away coat suit of
green ripple silk. She carried an ex-
quisite bouquet of American beauty
roses.
The bride of yesterday is a daugh-
many years she has made her home
in Greensboro. She has very strik-
ing and charming personality COM
bined with a sweet and lovable dis
position and strong qualities of true
has served to attract to
her many sincere friends and atten-
lions. The bridegroom is the young
est son of Mrs. Bette A. Cunning
ham and a native of Greensboro. He
is secretary and treasurer of the
Brick Company and al
young man of sterling qualities. UNI
assuming, yet considerable and SYM
pathetic by disposition, he has made
and held strong friendships In
bearing and in manner both the
charming bride and popular BRIDE
groom of yesterday symbolic gen
tiIity and culture and by the union
families which are representative
in the life of city and state are unit
ed
Miss Emma Gray, sister of Bishop
Gray, has gone 10 Nashville, Tenn,
to- visit Joseph Gray and family
short while. From there she will go
to Alaska to visit relatives-Orlan-
do notes in Tampa Times.
Mr. Wallace Stovall of Tampa will
arrive Saturday for a brief visit to
his mother, Mrs. NJ. H. Stovall and
sister, Miss Minnie StovalI
Mrs. Sidney Halle and Mrs. A. b.
Toph left on the limited this after
noon for Tampa, where they will
spend few days.
Mrs. Lee Miller arrived Wednes-
day from her home in Orlando and
her visit of few weeks at her for
mer home will be made most pleas
ant by her many friends.
Miss Louise league after a pleas
ant visit to Miss Byrd Wartmann,
returned to her home at Lady Lake
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Byrd Wartmann left this at
ternoon for Citra, where she viii
make a fortnight visit to relatives
before leaving for Waynesburg, KY.
TO spend the heated season.
| Mrs A A Smith and son, wht
have been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. G. Cobb at the home o.
her brother. Mr.. A. c. Cobb, return
| ed to Lakeland this morning.
| The following from the Tampa
Times will be of interest TO relative
and friends in this county: Miss