The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-02
HUNTER-CASH WEDDING.
Brilliant and Beautiful Cere-
mOny at Brides Home.

mOny at BRIDE S home.
The marriage of Miss Grace, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Cash, Il
Mr.. Clifford Hunter was solemnizet
at the home of the brides parents
on Wednesday, Sept. 30th, at l o'clock
and was without doubt the most brill
iantly beautiful affair of like nature tt
occur here in years. The popularity
of the bride and groom, together witt
the interest which centered in thell
union by their great number of young
friends who We'd with each other ir
efforts to add joyousness to the cere.
mony, was largely responsible for the
splendor of the event from an arts.
tic side.
The decorations in charge of Mrs
X. Borson aided by the young lady
friends of the bride were remarkable
for artistic beauty of conception. The
entrance to the porch was through
graceful bamboo arch, and the We
randas and hall were a bower OF
green-palms, bamboo and ferns. The
color scheme of the living room was
pink and green, and in the bay win
dow was beautiful arch of pink and
green from which was suspended a
pink floral bell, under which the cere-
mony was held The bell was OF a
pink Mexican vine and plumosa. The
color scheme of the dining room was
mellow allamander and ferns.
The guests were received by Mrs. j..
F. Rhoads and Miss Bessie A. Will
liams.
Preceding the ceremony there were
several musical numbers by Miss Con-
stance Waterman and Miss Helen
Norton on the piano and violin, res
pectively, and who rendered Spring
Song, serenade, and Loves Greeting,
followed by beautifully rendered vo-
cal solo, "At Dawning," by Miss Ruth
Herlong.
Promptly at one o'clock the bridal
party entered the living room to the
beautiful strains of the Lohrengren
bridal chorus, and proceeding to the
bay window where they were met by
Rev. S. l. Hendrix of the Methodist
Episcopal church, South. First tn
enter were the ribbon girls, Misses
Linda Payson, Grill Burton, Sarah
Andersen, Anselena Burton, and who
formed an aisle with white ribbons.
They were followed by the brides
maid Miss Louise Hunter and then
by Mr.. Phillips Cash; the Maid Of
Honor, Miss Florence Cash of Boston,
followed by the bride on the arm of
her father. They were met at the
arch by the groom and his best man,
Mr. Wallace Smiley. Standing un.
der the bell the bride and groom were
then united with the beautiful Epis-
copal ring service, during the reading
of which music was softly rendered
on the violin and piano, while at It's
conclusion the Mendelsohn wedding
march was rendered.
The bride was beautiful in a gown
of white crepe de chene with pearl
trimmings and Venetian lace, and
tulle veil caught with orange bios
SONS. Miss Florence Cash the maid
of honor was gowned in pink crepe
de chene with lace trimmings and
black picture hat. Miss Louise Hun
ter, the bridesmaid, wore light green
silk with pink trimmings of chiffon.
Following the ceremony the bride
and groom held short reception when
dainty refreshments were served and
in which the color scheme of the day
was carried out. Ice cream and cake
and punch were served in the dining
room and on the veranda by Miss {.
Williams, Mrs. Torrey, and the Misses
Payson, Burton and Bruse. The great
cake was cut by the bride,
when the ring fell to Miss Bruse, the
dime to Miss Burton, the horse shoe
to Miss Payson and thimble to MIR.
Robert Mattern.
Shortly after the bride retired to
dress for the journey and on the stairs
threw boquet which was caught by
Miss Andersen.
The journey to the train was mace
by a large number of automobiles
friends of the young cou-
pie and as they boarded the train they
were bombarded with rice and confet-
ii, and with shouts of laughter and
for a happy journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter will make a
brief journey to Charleston, S. c., 60
ing from Jacksonville by steamer.
They will return to Crescent City in
a few days and go at once to their
own home which has been fully pre-
paired for their reception. The
presents were very many
and embraced much in cut glass, sill
yer and other household needs and
Injuries, all attesting to the popularity
Of the recipients.