The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-15
WELLS-WHlTE

The Presbyterian church at Dunnel-
lon was the scene of lovely wedding
Tuesday morning at IL o'clock, when
Miss Minnie White became the bride
of Mr.. r. N. Wells. Rev. T. P. Walton
performed the impressive ceremony,
which was witnessed by the many
friends and relatives of the contract
ing parties. The church was artistic
ally decorated with ferns, pot plants
and cut flowers, pink and green col
or motif being effectively carried out.
While the guests were assembling
Mrs. G. w. Haven, at the piano, &C.
companied by Miss Inez Grumbles, vio-
lin, rendered a program of appropriate
music, vocal selections, AT Downing"
and Il Love You Truly beingAsweet-
ly sung by Mrs. Haven.
The bridal party entered to the
strains of the Bridal Chorus from Lo-
hengrin. The bride was lovely in a
suit of dark blue tricotine with a hat
and accessories of field-mouse brown,
and carried lovely bouquet of yellow
dahlias.
Immediately following the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells left for a brief
wedding trip down the east coast in
their car On their return they will
continue to make Dunnellon their
home.
Mrs. Wells is the attractive young
daughter of Mr.. w. D. White, one of
the pioneer citizens of Marion county
Mrs. Wells, having been reared in
Dunnellon, has wide circle of friends
who will wish for her every happiness
in her married life.
Mr.. Wells is a sterling young man
of Dunnellon, bookkeeper for the
Dunnellon Supply Company, and also
has host of friends who extend con-.
CALCULATIONS.
The attractive home of Mrs. E. Q. |
Hood was the scene of one of the pref |
test affairs of the season Thursday
afternoon when Mrs. w. ]. Mixson
and Mrs. G. w. Neville were joint |
hostesses at miscellaneous shower
given in compliment to Miss Minnie
White. The rooms had been beauti- |
fully decorated with palms, pot plants |
and cut flowers, pink motif being
carried out. The afternoon was de-
lightfully spent. Miss Inez Neville |
presented contest of "A Wedding |
Among the Flowers" which afforded |
much amusement, Mrs. T. N. Strange
being the winner of the dainty prize |
Following this the honoree was seat |
ed in the spacious hall among bower
of ferns and pretty pink and white
cart drawn by two lovely little girls, |
Brunette Rush and Dot Wells, led by
the nephew of the honoree, Robert |
Stone, dressed as Cupid. The cart |
was laden with beautiful presents of
every description for the bride-to-be,
this proving the most interesting part
of the afternoon. Delicious sandwich
es and hot chocolate were served and
then the guests were invited into the
dining room, where upon a lovely dec
Grated table the wedding cake was the
center of attraction, and the cake ro-
nance was also entered into with zest,
causing much merriment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Inglis of Jack
sonville were in town last week. We
regret to learn that they will leave
Dunnllon, and will make Jacksonville
their future home.
Mr.. G. w. Bellah and mother, Mrs.
Gegner, of fernando, were in town
shopping last Tuesday.
Miss Emily Reeves is visiting home
folks in Alachua.
Among the out of town guests at
tending the Wells-White nuptials were
Mrs. w. P. Preer of Ocala, Mrs. o. A.
Seaver of Tampa, Mrs. H. Head and
daughter, Miriam of Fort Meade, Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Davis and Mrs. Charles
Boone of Inglis.