The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-21

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Baugh-StovaII Wedding in Kentucky
From the Mayfeld 1Ky.) Messen-
ger We clip the following which will
be read with keen interest ny the
host OF friends of the bride in this
city. where she was the petite guest
of her cousin, Miss Minnie Stovan.
last winter
A beautiful wedding of more than
usual interest was solemnized Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock In the
First Baptist church, where lMr. and
Mrs. T. L. stovall gave in marriage
their daughter, Miss Geneva, to Mr..
Wilson Baugh The church, when
was filed to It's capacity with friends
and relatives, was artistically dec
GRATED in green foliage and giant yell
| low chrysanthemums The chancel
was banked with potted palms and
ferns and cut flowers, and in the
foreground was constructed great
arch OF trailing vines and yellow
acknowledgements from which was
suspended huge wedding bell of.
the same gorgeous flowers. Before
the ceremony. Mrs w L. Hale pre-
siding at the organ, played Dudley
Bucks Triumphful Entry Miss
Mabel Wright rendered two exquisite
violin selections, Souvenir, by
DrdIa, and Bethoyen,s 4Minuet' :
All for You was sung by Miss
margaret Sanders and Mrs. Theo-
dore Hale sang Dawn. and MY
Thoughts of You Mrs. Hale play,
ed Lohengrin's Wedding March
for the professional and MendeI-
sshon's for the occasional. The
bridal party came down the two
main aisles, preceded by the ushers,
Messrs. Lube Rhodes, Will Creason,
Charles AJbritton and Albert Will
son, and were met at the altar by
the groom and his best man. Mr..
Herbert Abortion. The marriage
service which was performed by the
pastor, Rev. w. NJ Wood, was beau
tiful and impressive as they stood
grouped about the altar The bride,
who entered on the arm of her
father, was attired in an elegant
coat suit of midnight-blue chiffon
broadcloth trimmed in Fitch fur,
with hat of velvet and paradise
;plumes. Her bouquet was shower
OF giant yellow chrysanthemums
The maid of honor. Miss Susie Mob
lin. Immediately preceding, wore a
handsome coat suit of midnight-b1ue
broadcloth with Fitch fur trimming
and hat of velvet and ostrich tips.
She carried an arm bouquet of yell
low chrysanthemums Miss Minnie
Stovall of Tampa, Fla. as brides
maid, accom- panied by Mr.. Roy Sto-
vail. led the brides party TO the
altar. She wore coat suit of for
efgn model, blue broadcloth and
satin combined, and a blue velvet
picture hat, and carried an arm bou-
quet of yellow chrysanthemums.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Baugh departed on wedding
| Journey to the South Upon their
return they will be at home with the
brides parents The out-of-town
i guests were: Mr. Wallace Stovall
and daughter, Miss Minnie Stovall of
i Tampa, Fla. Mr. Stovall is broth
er of the brides father, and editor
and proprietor of the Tampa Tri-
ibune. The love and esteem in which
the young couple are held was evil
denced in the great number Of
choice and costly gifts which have
been pouring into the home for sew
eraI. days past 1t would be impossi-
ltble to note the hundreds of these
lovely things. of cut glass, silver,
/ ivory, imported china, exquisite lin
ems of lace and embroidery, together
with numerous articles of house
hold artility-a1l tokens of Their
hosts of friends. Among these is .
large chest of more than sixty pieces
of silver from the family OF the
groom Another is an imported sill
yer tea service, of striking beauty
consisting Of tray and five piece:
by Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Stovall
One other that must be mentioned
is an elaborate e1ectrolier of fines
cut glass on cut glass platform, tn
gift of Mr.. Thomas Mcclure to tn,
bride A pleasant coincident of th'
wedding day is that it was TIL
twenty-third anniversary of the mar
rage of Mr. and Mrs T. L. Stoyall.
Mrs. w. "A. Redding of Jackson
vile passed through the city toda