The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-04

one Of the most interesting as well .
as beneficial in our city and while not .
in the least a social organization is
purely literary and very delightful.
Spratlin-Dean
OF greatest interest to the host of
friends made in this city upon visit
10 Miss Minnie Stovall, will be the
account of this beautiful marriage.
The following was taken from yester-
days Atlanta Georgian:
While there were no large wed
dings in Atlanta last week, there was
one in Gainesville of great interest
here because of the large number Of
people who attended and also because
the bridegroom, Frank Spratlin, is an
Albanian and viii bring his bride
here in November TO reside.
On Wednesday evening the wedding
of Miss Carol Dean and Frank Sprat-
lin took place at o'clock on the lawn
of "HilIcrest." the beautiful home of
the brides parents, Colonel and Mrs.
Herbert Henry Dean; the Rev. Ed
win b. Dean, of Northfeld, Mimi, a
cousin of the bride, officiating.
The attendants were Mrs. Dean,
mother of the bride, matron of honor;
Mrs. Latimer Rudolph and Mrs. Sid
ney Smith, matrons in attendance;
Miss Sadie Robinson, maid of honor;
Misses Mary Lucy Turner, of Atlanta;
Helen Dean, Margaret Barker and
Gertrude Williams, bridesmaids; Eu-
gene Harrington, best man; Julian
Thomas, Palmer johnson, Carl Ram
speck and Ernest Ramspeck of At
lanta; James Rudolph, Lester Horch
and Claud Bennett, groomsmen, and
the bride was given in marriage by
her father.
. The brides gown was an exquisite
creation in white tulle over white sat
; IN. The long tunic drapery was of
/ pricess lace finished with seed pearls,
| and the short-waisted corsage was
5 embroidered in pearls, the sleeves OF
; tulle with the lace edge falling grace
= fully over the hands. The court train
: was of satin, and fell from the shoul-
=
5 ders, where it was held in place with
E pearl ornament. A circlet of orange
e blossoms finished the lace veil she
wore, which was an heirloom and had
been worn by the brides of severa
1 generations in the Dean family. Hel
o flowers were a spray bouquet of lille:
t of the valley, and her only jewel wa:
/, necklace of pearls made in the
Marie Antoinette basket design, {
paternal' heirloom.
: A reception followed the ceremony
a when the entire house was given t.
d the receiving of the guests.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Spratlin left for trip east, and ol
a their return will make their home il
5, Atlanta at No. "a Peachtree circle.
+ The Eastern Star sewing circle vii
meet with Mrs. ]. III. Spencer Wednes
day, Oct. 9th, at 3 o'clock.
l. Mrs. j. G. Caldwell was the Lowell
S. hostess this afternoon of the Baptis
sewing circle. The ladies met at
o'clock and at the conclusion of tn
st afternoon Mrs. Caldwell served do
IN Iicious devils food with lemon ic'
at There was a splendid attendance an
the afternoon spent with Mrs. CalC
well was most delightful.
RS
is Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Clark and fan
~ lily are at home in Inverness for Il
at winter after spending the summer
tie Hendersonville, n. c.
of Miss Ethel Seymour of Ocala, w
at arrive this evening to be the guest
ed her friend, Miss Winifred Streatt
lot Miss Seymour was Miss Streatel
m roommate at college, and as this
so her first visit to Lakeland, Mi
to Streater's many friends will ma
me her stay a most delightful one.
me Lakeland Telegram.
lsy Miss Seymour stopped in Lakela
will on her way to Miami.
al
nat Miss Louise Hartman has return
to to her home in Macon, Ga, af
me spending several weeks in jacks
be Vile, en- route home from Oca
no, where she has been visiting friends
Times Union.
to Mrs. j. c. johnson and three cl
ned dren left this afternoon for a visit
ton several weeks to Mrs. Johnso
of mother at Versailles, KY.
hief Miss Hilda Eulenfeld returned
lost her home at Mucland this aftern
his after a delightful weekend sp
was with Mrs. J. A. McClymonds.
nee.
arty Judge Richard McConathy retu
lack ed Saturday from a very benefi
De summer spent with his wife in
,rge ginia. Mrs. McConathy will sp
rard this month in Asheville, return
use home about the first of Novembe
ived
r of Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Zewadski
Irns and son will arrive at their home