The Ocala banner., 1920-06-25
Beautiful Wedding
of Miss Haycraft
and Mr.. Hawes

weaver. OF this city To Mr.. La Marcus
COlquitt Hawes OF Dade City.
The church had been transformed
into a garden OF palms. ferns and
flowers. The altar was a bower of
lOveliness banked with huge punches
OF pretty blue and pink hydrangeas.
Over the altar where the bride and
groom stood was large pink wedding
bell.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. s. s. 0ffutt. pastor of the church.
Before the hour OF the ceremony
a very pretty musical program was
given by Miss Kate Gamsby. Mrs. e..
f. Winston and Mrs. Otto Nettstien OF
Live Oak.
As the clock was striking the hour
OF three. TO the strains or Lohengren,s
wedding march the bridal party en-
tered the church: first were the two
ushers. Messrs. Claude Haycraft and
Harry Halves. next came a picture ot
lOveliness. a regular little fairy. all
dressed In pink. dainty little Lucy
Johnson. wearing a pink dress and
pink hat and scattering rose petals
IRON a pretty little basket OF pink and
tied with a pretty pink fluffy bow OF
tulle. She was closely followed by
the bride. who entered with her maid
OF honor. Miss Wenona Kelsey OF
Jacksonville
They were met at the altar by the
groom and his best man. Mr.. Stirling
Edwards. of ThOnotOsassa. and in a
short while Rev Offutt pronounced
them man and wife.
The bridal party left the church
w'hile the Meudelsohn's march was
seing played by Miss Kate Gamsby.
The maid OF honor. a most attractive
young girl, looked lovely on Tuesday.
wearing a pink Organdie dress with
just a touch OF blue. she carried an
arm bouquet OF pink roses.
The bride. who Is one of Ocaia's
most beautiful girls. was extremely
beautiful on her wedding day, wearing
a mouse cOlored suit with a hat %
match, which had Just enough blue
bake IL most becoming TO the pretty
wearer Her flowers were a shower
bouquet of pink roses.
From the church the bride and
groom were driven 70 the depot where
they left for North Carolina. where
they expect To spend the summer.
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one of Ocala's sweetest girls and by
her quiet and sweet manners has won
for her self a score OF friends among
the young and old. She is an accom-
plished pianist. being a graduate of
the conservatory of Brenau college,
Gainesville. Ga.
Among the out of town guests who
came to Ocala TO attend the wedding
Al A 4 W,1a
Miss Wenona Kelsey of Jacksonville.
Miss Stirling Edwards. Mr.. Claude
Haycraft. Mrs. Otto Wettstein of Live
Oak. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Edwards OF
Dade City. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lee.
Plant City. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Price
of Brooksville. Mr. Webb Clark of
Tampa and Or. Walter Howes OF At
lanta.
Informal Auction Party
Mrs. Charles Lloyd entertained a
number of friends informally at auc.
tion Friday afternoon at her home
1894 Herschell street. three tables of
players enjoying the game.
The tables were arranged in the
living room and dining room, which
were decorated with shasta daisies
After the game prizes were awarded
the winners. Mrs. ]. Lee Kirby-Smith
Mrs. Gay Livingston and Mrs. Nj. J
Roess. after which a frozen salad
-ourse. with iced tea, waters and cafe
was served.
Among the guests were Mrs. A. =
1eville. Mrs. Blaire Burwell. Jr.. Mrs
". II. Gwinn. Mrs. ]. Lee Kirby-Smith
Mrs. Nj. j. Roess, Mrs. 4. p. Luce
Mrs. Nal III. Haughton, Mrs. G.. c
Livingston, Mrs. :. A. Rawls, Mrs w
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kibler-\N atson
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. B. Kibler OF Dunnel
- lon
announce the engagement and
approaching marriage
of their daughter
Lucille
DIR. Herman Watson OF LakelaAd
the wedding to take place at an early
date i'm Dunnellon.
Many In Ocala and throughout the
state will learn with interest OF the
engagement. and will extend best
wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris left OF
Thursday for Chicago. where they viii
visit their daughter, Mrs. Lewis Shep
herd and family. and their SON. Mr.
Tom Harris and family. They expec
TO spend Friday in Jacksonville. leav
ing ON Friday night for Chicago. tn
arst OF July in company with Mr.. an