The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-28
In Society
Thrasher-D Dobarganes
Wedding Solemnized

Wedding Solemnized
Yesterdays Jacksonville Times
Union says:
Tie marriage of Miss Margarita
fDobarganes, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Dobarganes. Of this city,
and Mr.. Leon Brooks Thrasher of
Lakeland was solemnized yesterday
ct 1890 o'clock at the home of the
bride, 217 Osceola street, Riverside.
Rev. J. H. Weber Thompson of
st. Johns Episcopal church per-
formed the ceremony. which was wit
messed by relatives and intimate
friends Of the couple.
The rooms of the lower floor of the
residence were opened en- suite and
decorated with Christmas evergreens.
palms, ferns and cut flowers. In the
bay window, at one end of the living
room, was an improvised altar OF
greenery. with tropical plants as
background. and here the ceremony
took place.
Miss Eugenia Harris at the piano
rendered the bridal chorus from Lo-
hengrin as. the bridal party entered
Miss Mary Curry of Key West, a
cousin of the bride, who was her
only attendant, entered first, imme-
diately preceded the bride, entering
with her father, by whom she was
gwen in marriage. They were met
at the altar by the bridegroom AMI
his best man, his brother. Mr.. Barton
Thrasher of Atlanta.
The bride was charming in her
travelling suit of navy blue broad
cloth trimmed with beaver fur. With
II is she wore 1esh-colored geor-
sette crepe blouse and black vel.
vet toque. Her flowers were an arm
bouquet of brides roses and her onlv
ornament was lavalliere, set with
diamonds and sapphires, the sift of
the bridegroom.
Inc maid of honor wore a becom
lng frock Of white silk NET ovor h,, =
! ana carried pink carnations.
3. After the impressive ceremony a re
r eeptlon was held, during which Mr.
, ana Mrs. Dobarganes, parents Of the
r orioe' and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Thrash :
g er' sr., of Micanopy. parents Of thu
Y bridegroom, received with the con
pie.
Mrs. Dobarganes wore a gown Of
e gray satin with lace trimmings
|. Mrs. Thrasher wore a tailored su;t
$ of black broadcloth.
e During the reception hour a salad
e course was served, followed by an ice
q course.
It -he dining table was laid with q
g. lace cloth and was centered with an
e. arrangement Of cut flowers, inter,
h mingled with plumost.
Y, Assisting in serving were Mis-,
,e Madge Wallace, Miss Irene Palmer
le Miss Emma Spinning and Mrs. Roy
1t Kennard.
is Mr.. and Mrs. Thrasher left durinl
lg the afternoon for Daytona, where
r. they will enjoy brief sojourn. From
v there they will go to Micanopy for Z
III visit with relatives. They will alst
visit in Tampa before going to Lake
land to reside.
u The bride Is a charming youn:
" woman and has many friends, wht
~ will wish her happiness She came
~ to Jacksonville several years ag,
~ from Key West.
. Mr.. Thrasher is a young civil en-
u gineer of Lakeland and his man,
~ friends there will welcome his brid
- mos. cordially on their return.
Among the out-of-town guests a
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. ]
lie. Thrasher, Sr., OF Micanopy, par
"a ents of the bridegroom; Mrs. c. H
!, Jones of Griffin, Ga. sister OF tn
- bridegroom, Miss Mary Curry of ke,
i West. cousin of the bride, and Mr.
~ RAY F. Dobarganes of Key West, tn
nj BRIDES brother.