The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-22
Miss Caroline HarTiss Bride
Of Mr.. Edmund Martin

lue Waldo flarriss on her wedding
.paEht. and as she walked down the
Nlsie leaning ON the arm OF her faith.
~ she was the eynosure OF every eye
~ the large crowd gathered at Grace
church Thursday night for her nup-
uals
Tier wedding gown was a wonderful
creation 81 silver lace. hand embroid-
cred IN tiny seed pearls. with drapery
81 Ions court train OF broadcloth
satin. Her wedding veil OF filmy tulle
that tell In folds 10 the bottom OF the
train. was held in place with a coronet
OF lace and pearls made from the
wedding veil OF the brides maternal
sreat, great grandmother. worn in
1895. The brides only ornament was
beautiful cameo pin. the gift OF the
groom. This pin Is surrounded with
much sentiment, as Il has been in Mr..
MARITIME family for four generations.
Miss Harriss bouquet was OF brides
roses with a shower of lilies of the
valley. 4.
Vielng I'm beauty with the bride
were the pretty attendants that she
had chosen. and the church was par
aicularly lovely In the decorations or
bamboo. ferns and coral vine. and a
large wedding bell of white chrysan
tbemums. On the altar tall candles
shed an additional soft glow over the
fairylike scene.
With such a beautiful setting, so ia.
diant a bride. such girlish. lovely
bridesmaids. so sweet a little matron
Ga rself a recent bride). and dainty
little flower girl. and with such a
splendid looking groom and grooms
men there was nothing lacking to
MAKE this wedding an unusually beau
t;f1i and memorable one.
PRIOR TO the ceremony hour-eight
.O'cloek-Miss Wartmann rendered an
appropriate organ program, and I'M
lmediately before the bridal party CT
tered Mrs. II, NJ. Hampton sang two
beautiful solos, 20 Perfect Love-" and
"My Heart At Thy Dear Voice"
AT eight o'clock the bridal party
Aentered the church and the bride and
groom took their places under the
wedding bell before the rector, Rev.
}. ]. Neighbor, who performed the
marriage ceremony.
For the wedding vows and the ben
Gdiction Mr.. Martin and Miss Harriss
advanced TO the altar in the sanctu'
airy, followed by their attendants in
the following order, the attendants
grouping on either side of the bride
and groom as follows: The best man
and maid of honor, Mr.. William Mar
tin and Miss Mary Martin OF Charles
ron. brother and sister of the groom,
Mis-. r. S. Hail. Jr.. the matron, wlth
Mr.. Hall: Miss Nettie Camp with MI.
Albert Harriss; Miss Elizabeth Davis
with Mr.. Robert MacKay, and Miss
Claire Stringfellow of Jacksonville
with MIR. w. NJ. Palmer. and the little
flower girl. Nancy Camp.
After the wedding at the church Mr.
and Mrs. Harriss entertained at
large reception in compliment to Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Howard Martin.
The Harriss home was blaze OF
lights and was entrancingly attractive
IN its beautiful decorations of BAN
moo. palms, pink vine, pink chrysan-
themrms and pink and white dahlias
and carnations used in lavish profu-
sion throughout the rooms of the low
.er floor
The home was thronged with sever
al lu,ar ID guests during the evening,
the women and girls all gowned in the
loyeliest and most chic of evening and
reesptioa gowns. the scene being a
Kaleidoscope of color and charm.
On the front porch Mrs. II. NJ.
Hampton and Mrs. Anna Holder serv-
ed the punch, and in the reception
han Mrs. Annie Van Deman, aunt OF
the bride. and Mrs. Clarence Camp re-
eeiyed the guests. Other friends as
sisting i'm the different rooms were
Mrs. ]. Il. Chace, Mrs. Walter Hood
Mrs. J. X. Dickson. Mrs. Allison Wart-
mann. Mrs. II. G. Blake. Mrs. ;. Nj.
Lummug. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd OF
sack sonville.
Receiving in the drawing room
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harriss, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Ravenel of Charles
ton 1.-THE groom's mother) and the
members of the bridal party.
In the dining room a salad course
and coffee and ice cream, cake and