The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-09
Miss AK Weds Mayor Anderson
In Grace Episcopal Church !.

A handsomely appointed nuptial
service. including an invitation list
that assemblies the members of the
towns elite. is an event long to be
cherished i'm the memory of those
privileged to attend it.
Such was the wedding last night Of
Miss Adela Lawrence AK and Mr..
Robert Lochridge Anderson, Jr., at
eight O'Clock. In the full flower of her
lovely girlhood the bride was as sweet
q picture of radiant happiness as it
was possible to conceive.
The wedding service of last night
was read in Grace Episcopal church,
so often the scene of pretty and fash
ionable weddings. and for this we'd
ding IL was more attractive than ever
before.
The decorations of stately palms
and feathery ferns against back
ground of white with many dozens Of
Easter lilies so pure in their white
loveliness. with cleaning white tapers
on the altar, was the setting for the
bridal party.
Prior TO the wedding hour, Miss
Wartmann rendered an organ pro-
gram, while the four ushers, Messrs.
w. M. Palmer, M. c. Izlar, Robert Mac
Kay and Phillip Gale of Baltimore
.oofod tho 0,tocfc
AT eight o'clock, to the triumphant
strains of the wedding march, the Of
fciating clergyman, Rev. John j.
Neighbor. took his place in the chan
Gel. and the wedding party entered.
The bridesmaids, Misses Blair
Woodrow. Dorothy Hickman, Caroline
Harriss and Onie Chazal, and the
maid of honor, Miss Marie Hickman,
were visions of loneliness in their
dainty organdie frocks and hats. sThe
bridesmaids wore lavender organdie
over pink satin. and lavender hats
with pretty pink flowers, and
carried pink sweet peas, while the
maid of honor wore pink organdie, a
pink hat with lavender flowers, and
carried lavender sweet peas, these
dainty pastel shades proving very
lovely for the wedding colors.
The girlish little bride wore per-
fectly exquisite gown of white satin
with tulle over-draperies. embroidered
in the most beautiful and fragile de-
sign in pearl beads and silver thread.
She wore a long court train extending
from her shoulders and a tulle we'd
ding veil caught to her brown hair
with tulIe cap with real lace and or
ange blossoms. Her bouquet was a
shower of white sweet peas and lilies
OF the valley.
The brides family are mosts rever
ent of sentimental attachments and
there were several sweet sentiments
about the brides costume, for she
wore her own mothers wedding veil,
and the corsage of her gown was elab-
orately fashioned with the real lace
that adorned the wedding gown of
her Grandmother AK.
The four ushers acted as grooms-
men, and Mr. Anderson was attended
by his youngest brother. Mr. Edward
i. Anderson. of Sayannah, in the ca
-pacity Of best man. and the bride was
given in marriage by her father, Mr.
Christian AK
After the marriage service the
young bride and groom advanced 10
the altar for their nuptial vows and
the benediction. after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson and their attendants
left the church, going to the home of
the brides parents. where an informal
reception was held, where just the
members of the bridal party, the rel
atives of the bride and groom, the
members of the "A" club and one or
two other very close friends were en-
tertained