The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-22

some wedding cake beautifully iced
and embossed in pink and white ros-
es. Tall compotes of pink and white
candies moulded in chrysanthemum
shape completed the table appoint
ments.
During the progress of the recep-
ton the bride and groom disappeared
and donned their travelling costumes,
the former a handsome navy blue
tricotine suit with a georgette blouse
heavily embroidered and a most be-
coming blue velvet hat, and they slip
ped quietly away in a car, and had
been gone for some minutes before
their absence was discovered. The
bridal party soon afterwards gave
chase. but the bride and groom were
clever enough to elude them and made
good their escape. They have gone
10 points on the east coast to spend
their honeymoon, and will go as far
south as Miami.
Mrs. Martin, as Miss Harriss, the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Hariss, who are among our most dis
tinguished citizens, is one of Oca'as
most beloved young girls, and that
her marriage is not to take her away
from her home is a source of great
pleasure to her friends, and she now
becomes another very charming young
matron to grace Ocala's social set.
Mr. Martin, who is a member of one
of Charleston's best known families of
distinguished lineage, although having
made Ocala his home only since Jan,
uary first, has made many friends in
business and society, who are delight
ed to welcome him as permanent cit
izen, and as the husband of one of
our own popular girls.
Some very handsome gowns We're
worn at the Martin-Harriss wedding.
The maid of honor and the brides.
maids wore the softest, loveliest
frocks of pale pink moonglow satin
with trimmings of lace and short pink
tulle wedding wells caught to thar
hair with wreaths of pink rosebuds.
They carried pink carnations.
The matron of honor wore white
frock of margot lace trimmed in pink
rosebuds and she carried pink carna-
tions. Her short veil was of white
tulle caught up with white rosebuds.
The little flower girl wore pink
tulle and pink hair ribbons and car.
red a basket filed with rose petals
which she scattered in the brides
parkway.
Mrs. Harriss wore handsome gown
of black moonglow satin crepe fash
io.ed with drapery of margot lace.
Her hat was black net with jet orna.
,uents and her bouquet was of Russell
roses.
Mrs. Ravenel's gown was of black
arocaded satin made en- train the
gov n being trimmed in black sequ'ns
and tulle. She wore a black velvet
a,.l tulle hat with, ostrich feather
trimmings, and wore a corsage hou7
uuet of tea roses.
Mrs. Van Deman, the brides aunt,
wore an orchid satin gown draped
with orchid georgette hand embrold-
cred in beads. Her picture hat was OF
orchid georgette and ostrich feathers
and she carried an orchid ostrlch
| feather fan.
Mrs. Hampton's gown was of black
lace and tulle, heavily beaded ana EN-
broidered with sequins, and her nat
was of black lace and net.
Mrs. Holder wore a beautiful gown
If black lace over black satin, en-
broidered in blue and irridescent Sc
ouins. and her large picture hat was
Of black lace and velvet. with trim
mings of black jet and feathers.
Mrs. Camps gown was a charming
creation of black net velvet and tuile
over satin. with trimmings of black
and blue beads, and her hat was fash
toned of black and gold satin with
black feather trimmings, and she car
ried an ostrich feather fan of blue.
The handsome wedding gifts recelv-
cd by the bride and groom were dis
nlaved in several rooms upstairs ana
included a bewildering array OF beau
,,sul things. Some of the gifts re-
eeiyed were the following:
A beautiful two-acre lot, overlook
ING the Ocala Country Club, the gift
Of the brides father and mother
A set of solid mahogany dining room
furniture from tie brides mother ana