The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-03
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Savage-RaulersOn


Mr.. Edward Bissell Savage and
Miss Edith o. Raulerson were quietly
married last Tuesday morning at the
home of the brides mother near Ar
cadia, Rev. Smith officiating. The
bride was handsomely dressed in
travelling suit of blue cloth combined
with blue satin and accessories to
match.
The bridal couple arrived in this
city Wednesday and will be the guests
Of relatives for several days before
going to housekeeping.
Mrs. Savage is a very attractive
brunette and has host of well wish
ing friends in her home community
and Arcadia. She is talented elo-
cutionist and it was while teaching
this pleasing art in Winter Haven
that the romance began.
Mr.. Savage is we'll known in Ocala,
and is the third son of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. S. Savage. He has business inter
ests near here and his friends are de-
lighted that he and his lovely bride
will make their future home here.
BOtts-Tweedy
We clip the following from the De-
Land News:
A wedding of prominent in this
city was the marriage of Miss Lillian
Tweedy and Mr.. Clifford Bolts, which
took place Monday evening at $50
o'clock in the Baptist church.
AS there were no cards issued the
well-flled church testified to the pop,
ularity of the bride and groom.
The church was decorated entirely
with greenery and handsome POI
plants from the Stetson greenhouses
Before the appointed hour, and al
the guests were assembling, wedding
music was rendered by organ and vic
lin and as the organ pealed-forth the
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march, the bridal party entered tn,
chuch, led by DR.. D. j. Blocker ant
DR.. C. L. Collins, who officiated. TIL
ushers, who were all members of MI
Bolts college fraternity, the Phi Kap
tpa Deltas, entering next, marchin,
separately, closely following came tn
maid of honor, Miss Stella Bolts AM
the bridesmaid, Miss Marion Wright
both making attractive pictures il
their costumes of net and Georgett
crepe and carrying arm bouquets o
bride roses tied with tulle.
The Lohengrin wedding march an
nounced the coming of the bride in he
dainty loneliness, who proceeded to tn
alter unattended. Her beauty wa
emphasized by her bridal robe o
crepe, self-trimmed. Her veil wa
worn cap effect and placed in gracefu
bandeau effect with valley lilies an
bride roses. Under an improvise
canopy of feathery greens she wa
met by the bridegroom and best mar
the groom's brother, Mr.. Frederic
Bolts, where the ring ceremony wa
performed.
Following the ceremony receptio
was held before the departing on thei
wedding trip, the destination of whic
they kept secret. On their return t
the city they will be at home to thei
friends at the Lexington.
For a Bride-Elect
Mrs. H. M. Wright entertained g
9 a small informal dinner party Frida
night in honor of the bride of thi
week. The dinner marked almost tn
close of Miss Lillian Tweedy's e1
istence and hailed the entrance of Mr.
Clifford Bolts. The rooms and table
e were decorated with cut flowers an
: ferns, and the evening passed wit
$ laughter and good cheer. Those pre-:
. ent were the beautiful honoree, Mis-
I Tweedy, the hostess, Mrs. H. n
e Wright and her daughter, Miss Ma
{ ion Wright; also Miss Olive Kruse an
:; the Misses Eula and Stella Bolts.
Pleasant Surprise for the Bride
Mrs. T. E. Arnold, Mrs. G. S. Cal
breath, J. P. Simmons and T. B. Stew
art were instrumental in successful
conducting about fifty of Miss Lillis
y Tweedy's friends in body to h
home Thursday evening. The part
was in the nature of surprise shows
and the presents received showed Il
q esteem Miss Tweedy held in tt
G hearts of her friends. The evenin
was passed in hearty enjoyment.
: The Pollyanna Club had a splend
n meeting yesterday afternoon. Mi:
Mary Burford, the new presiden
Z made short but splendid little az
: ldress, thanking the Pollyannas fl
:, the honor paid her. The number {
= the Pollyanna Club is limited to 1
= and there being one vacancy it Wa
+ voted to ask Miss Mamie Taylor
join. and the invitation has been a.
: lcepted.
Isl Today, and always hereafter tt
. first Friday of November, the poop