The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-18
ALBERTSON.BLACK


tie Mae Black were united in we'd
lock in the Presbyterian church at
iWeirsdale, Fla. Mr.. Albertson is a
fine young man. He was raised in
kansas and came here about two
years ago, but returned to Kansas to
live about one year afterward. Miss
Black is one of Marion county's ac-
complished teachers. She was
/ raised at We;rsdale and her many
friends extend to them their hearty
congratulations.
The church was decorated with
green vines and cut flowers and the
altar had a large arch with a large
white wedding bell In the center
where the bridal couple stood While
the guests were gathering Mrs. Boon
Siles and Miss Matte Albertson, sis
tiers of the groom, sang a solo and
were accompanied with violin music
furnished by Mr.. Boon Siles, and
Mrs. Guthrie sanoeO Promise Ne.
Then Mr.. j. NJ. Douglas ushered in
the organist, Mrs. Chas. E. Brown,
of Webster. who played the we'd
ding marches and at O'Clock sharp
the wedding party appeared and as
the organ pealed forth the march.
little Miss Camp. the flower girl,
| wearing dainty white dress with
the Bible bearer, carrying a white
| covered Bible, entered followed by
Mrs. Lamar Kelsey as matron, in
| white chiffon over white satin, car
| rying a pink and white bouquet.
Then came the bride in white lace
over white satin, trimmed with crys-
tai beads with long veil and wreath
of orange blossoms. She carried a
bouquet of white roses and orange
blossoms. The maid of honor, Miss
Juanita Lyle, wore white over pink.
The bridesmaids, Miss Cora Murray
and Miss Minnie Albertson, were
gowned in white over pink. The
maid of honor and bridesmaids car
ried white and pink bouquets. The
groom, in conventional black, was
attended by his brother, Mr.. Milton
Albertson as best man. and the
groomsmen were Mr.. Russell Gano
and Mr.. Fred Black. The groom met
the bride at the altar and they took
their places under the arch where
they were joined in holy matrimony
! by the Rev. J. A. Logan, pastor of
the church.
Afterwards the bridal party and
relatives and few of their closest
friends went to the brides home,
| where they received the congratula-
tions and the guests were escorted
into the library and We're served with
punch BY the Misses Irene Gates and
Willard Bishop. Then the bridal
party and all were served with pink
and white ice cream. and pink and
white cake. There were about 100
guests at the home. The color
scheme was pink, white and green
The parlor and library were in green
and white and the dining room in
pink and white. The table had pink
of the ceiling to each plate on the
table which made pretty sight and
on the sideboard and mantle were
burning % candles, the age of the
bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albertson received a
great many presents, too numerous
to mention, silver and cut glass pre-
dominating with lots of fancy china,
table linen and fancy articles There
was large table heaped up with
presents, showing the esteem of
their friends
The out of town guests who came
to attend the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. Will Davenport of Winter
Haven, Mrs. Brown of Wauchula,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Priest of Oak, Mrs.
Chas. E. Brown and Miss Irene
Gates from Webster. Mrs. Priest and
Mrs. Charles Brown werAo old school
mates of the bride.
While every one was enjoying
themselves the bride and groom
slipped away and went to points
south for few days visit. but will
come back here and leave for Sed-
wick, Kansas, next Monday. where
they will make their home, much to /
the regret of their friends as we
would like to have this nice young
couple settle with US. But what is
our loss is Sedwick's gain. MAY a
long and prosperous life be theirs.