The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-09

asparagus. ne dining room nau Deen
effectively arranged I'm a color scheme
Of green and white. The table, which
vas covered Ia handsome cutwork
cloth. had as it's centerpiece basket
massed with roses and lilies tied with
green tulie. Big bowls of the lilies
were arranged TO advantage about the
room. From the chandelier were sus-
pended numerous green tulle stream
ers. attached to which were showers
Of fosebuds. Candlesticks with green
tapers we're lighted here.
The delicious ice course was served
IN the shape OF flowers. Candles and
mints were also served.
From here the guests passed into
TIE library. The ornamentation here
was particularly effective. pink gladi.
oil and evergreens forming the color
motif The mantel was banked with
these flowers. and about the punch
bowl were arranged quantities of
them. Assisting in serving the frozen
frappe were Misses Mildred Stafford,
Margaret Gold and Kathleen Price.
From the library the guests passed
90 the gift room. Here were on dis
play an unusual collection of hand
some and valuable gifts, including
silver. cut glass. jewelry and linens.
The gift from the brides parents was
a magnificent chest of silver. From
the mother and brothers of the bride
groom was given a grand piano. Num-
hers OF gifts have been sent to the
young couples future home in Flor
ida.
The orchestra which furnished the
wedding music also provided delight
ful entertainment at the home during
the entire evening About $50 guests
called during the appointed hours to
extend good wishes to the young
couple.
OutoftOwn guests for the event
were Mrs. Hall. and Harrington, Will
liam and Robert Hall, mother and
brothers OF the bridegroom, all of
Ocala. Florida; Miss Beulah Hall,
cousin OF the bridegroom, of Columbia,
s. G.. and Mrs. J. A. Love. of Red
Springs. an aunt of the bride.
Following the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall left for the Adriondacks,
where they will spend some time.
after which they will go to the Great
Lakes. then to Canada. Returning
here. they will go to Florida by way
OF Asheville. through the country.
Mrs Hall is the younges; child of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Balm. and was born
and reared here. She received her
education az Greensboro college for
women. She is very attractive and
popular. and has hosts of friends here
aud elsewhere. who will be deeply
Interested In her marriage.
Mr. Hall, OF Ocala. Florida. was
educated al Tones school. in Balti-
more. and az the University of Flor
ida TIE was engaged in business
here for brief while at one time.
bat II now located I'm Florida. He is
esteemed in both business and
social capacity Greensboro. On. c.
Daily News. July first.
very cordial welcome awaits
Young Mrs. Hall when she comes to
new home. For the present Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall will make their home with
the groom's mother. on Fort King
avenue. but will later go to house
keeping.
After an absence of several years.
jennings COttrell and family have re-
turned 90 Leesburg and yesterday Mr.
cottrell assumed the management of
the Leesburg Hardware & Supply
Company lie has been travelling for
the Baird Hardware Company of
Gainesville aud resigned TO accept the
position here-Leesburg Commercial.
Mr. Cottrell has been coming to
oeala for several years and he will be
missed by his friends. but they wish
him success in Leesburg.
Mr.. end Mrs. NJ. J. Roess and chill
dren spent the weekend at Inver-
ness. the guests OF Dr. and Mrs. H.