The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-30
The Wedding of Miss Doris Knight
and Mr.. Wallace o. StovalI Bril-
liant Event in Tampa Society

ne WSuUtHS u MiSS DOlfS NUtSHt
and Mr.. Wallace o. StovalI a Bril-
liant Event in Tampa Society
The marriage of Miss Doris knight
and Air. Wallace o. Stovall was a very
brilliant event in Tampa society, TAX
ing place Saturday night at o'clock.
at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs II. L. Knight.
The beautiful Knight home vas
" ritable wilderness of be 1I1y for The
wedding of the popular daughter of
the house. Masses OF pink tulips ar
evergreens. pink filmy guile and light
ed pink tapers were used everywhere.
and the rooms lad the appearance of
fairyland
At seven o'clorl. he bridal parry
came down the broad front stairs
and took their places in the reception
room, where the wedding was solemn
lied by Rev. l.. NJ. Broyles, of the
Hyde Park Methodist church.
There We're no flowers in the ccre
mOny room save quantities of orange
blossoms and lighted pink tapers.
Mr.. Stoyall was unattended, and
Miss Knights attendants were her
four bridesmaids, Miss Lille Honaker
Miss Minnie Mae Wall, Miss Sarah
Knight and Miss Barbara Knight Her
maid of honor was Miss Minnie Sto
vail, the groom's sister, and her little
flower girl was Miss Susan St)yall
the little sister of the groom.
The four bridesmaids were most at
Itractively gowned in pink tulle Kate
Greenaway frocks and carried old
fashioned bouquets of blue bachelor
buttons, and pink Killarney roses in
lace paper holders.
Miss Stovall's beautiful gown was
a pale yellow and gold cloth dress
over silver, a silver bodice and pearl
ornaments Her bouquet was also an
old fashioned one of the bachelor but
tons and pink roses.
The dainty little flower girl was ex.
ceedingly pretty and dear in long
Kate Greenaway frock Of pink tulle,
Just like that of the grown-up maids,
and she carried. swinging on her arm.
pink poke bonnet filed with flow
ers.
The young bride was very hand
somely gowned in white satin made
round length and with a long court
train The overdress was Of white
chantilly lace and the front and back
OF the gown was fashioned vita en-
broidered panels She wore a 1ons
veil Of Duchess lace with a wreath Of
orange blossoms, ana her bouquet was
Of brides roses with a shower of val
ley lilies.
Following the ceremony there was
very delightful reception. and the
! young couple were showercd with the
bearfiest of congratulations and good
wishes
Gourlie's orchestra played the nup-
tial music. and ali during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stovall left over The
nine o'clock train for New York and
other places in the east on their we'd
ding trip, and will be gone for three
or four weeks. Mrs. Stovall travelled
in a suit of dark blue, with a touch
of red and accessories to match.
On their return home they will
make their home with the grooms
father. Col ". F. Stovall
The groom of Saturdays wedding
is claimed as an Ocala boy, as he has
lived in Ocala the greater part OF his
life. He is splendid young man, and
has hosts of friends here who are in
terested in his marriage to one of
Tampa's most popular society girls.
Mr.. Stovall is vice president OF the
Tampa Tribune Publishing Com pany,
and has been most successful in his
business career.