The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-07-13
Mrs. 0. M. Eaton Takes Part
Iii Edwards Price wedding

Mrs. o. NJ. Eaton returned home
TINS morning from Thonotusassa,
where last night she played the wed
d!hS march at the Edwards Price
Wedding in that city. Mrs. Eaton
was a school mate of the brides
A'o1hef, and on account of tba.a IL,
"''o'l"tiohs, the bride wished her to
y ~ charge Of the music. Ans w
'piers' also well known in this
wy having before her ma~r;.o,
OFen Miss Fay Cartwright Of R.r-
'o"' sang at the wedding. or the
: : i'se' inns mornings Tampa Tr;-
bnne says:
Inc wedding last evening of Miss
" i-lsse Edwards of Thonotoss,ss. >.
'i' harles Monroe Price of Brooks.
'.'ie was one OF the most brilliant
'''airs ever held in this section of
the State.
LOOK place at :
= eiock IN the Trinity church at
ihohotosassa. This pretty littl.
charch was most artistically decorat-
~ win terms and palms, these GIANTS
iofihing a beautiful setting for the
Wedding party. Before the ceramonv
e"uti1ul music was rendered nv Mrs
U, vi, Eaton, pianist; Mrs " II
spires voice, and Mr.. Merlin Price,
Nic"hlst. Mrs. Spires sang IN ner
sweet manner, 20 Promise Me" and
Al Dawning. Promptly at 5
CLOCK the strains of the weddin >
march We're heard, and the bridal
farty entered.
FIRST came the little ribbon
bearers, Ruth Lock and Nell Lee
These little ladies We're very winsome
in their fluffy frocks of white sccor-
dion plated organdie. They were fol-
! il we'd by Miss Grace Lee, bridesmaid,
who was attractively gowned in a
purple tulle over silver cloth dress,
with which she wore most becom
ing silver lace hat She carried on
her arm a basket of pink Killarney
roses, Mr.. Archie McGeechy OF
Iade City came in with Miss Lee.
The next to approach was Miss
Josephine Edwards, maid of nonor
accompanied by Mr.. Clyde Aubrey oil
Dade City Miss Edwards wor, an
exquisite turquoise blue tulle owe.
silver cloth and silver lace hat and
carried basket of Killarney roses
Mrs. Webb Clark, matron of honor
charmingly attired in a Helen pink
tu;le over silver cloth with hat t.
match, was next.
The little ring-bearer, Master I
l.. Reid of Barlow, next approached
This little lad was most attractive in
a WHlIe SdllH suit anu nc Cal ico th'
ring on white satin pillow. Lucille
Reid OF Barlow, the winsome little
flower girl, preceded the bride
The groom, Charles NJ. Price, &C
cJmpanied by his best man, Nh
Frank Price, entered from one door
no
She is beautiful brunette and wa:
more than attractive in her rega
wedding dress of white duchess satit
and tulle. She wore an exquisite
veil which was caught in cap effec
with real orange blossoms. Her flow
a-s were a shower of bride roses ant
valley lilies.
The short but impressive rims
ceremony was rendered by Rev. b
X Thrower. and the young couple
left Immediately after for theil
honeymoon Mrs. Price is the daugh
TOR of Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Edwards
81 1honotosassa and is an eXtremel.
charming and talented young woman
she is a graduate of Shorter Colleg'
=, Rome. Ga. Mr. Price is promi
uent business man of Brooksville, be
ing an official of the First Nationa
Park al that place. He is also d:
rector OF several banks in this sec
,;on These two young people mum
her their friends by the score al