The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23
',,,.,,s.w weeks Wedding in Waldo

.....,:.vas. Weeks Wedding in Waldo
81 interest throughout the state is
marriage Of Miss Alva Weeks,
liter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irving N.
'~.ots whose marriage to Mr.. John
man Williams of Citra was beau
IS, avent of Wednesday afternoon at
,,e,ock being solemnized in the
<,-,t Methodist church of Waldo. Rela-
49, and friends of the young people
,.toessing the impressive ceremony.
The chancel was beautifully deco
...od with palms and ferns, white
81 green motif predominating. White
MOS we're effectively arranged. Mrs.
Z Hicks presided at the piano, render
,ne an appropriate program of we'd
IS music and Mrs. Green, who pos
sssses q delightful voice, softly sang
Il .Dawning. by Cadman.
Promptly at the appointed hour. to
,be strains OF the bridal chorus from
1ohengrin, the little ring bearer,
1ouise Green. entered with the ring
anon white satin pillow Miss Dor
othy Driver, of Citra, as bridesmaid,
came next with Mr.. Arthur Pape, of
New York, following them entered
Miss Ida Mae Williams, of Jackson
vile. sister of the groom, as maid of
honor. The little flower girls, Myrtle
patterson and Pauline Wolfe, scatter
"a rose petals in the path of the bride,
who entered alone.
Mr.Williams had as his best man
MI w. 4. DuPree, of Citra.
The impressive ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. Sterling Gardner,
The bride was charming in gown of
white duchess satin trimmed in real
lace and fringe. She wore a picture
hat Of same material mad trimmed in
eurled ostrich plumes, and carried an
arm bouquet of brides roses showered
with valley lilies.
Miss Driver was picture of girlish
loveliness in beautiful shade of green
chiffon taffeta, draped over a founda-
ton Of white silk net. She wore pic
ture hat of pink and carried an arm
bouquet Of pink asters.
Miss Williams was a vision of beau
IS gowned in a becoming model of
lavender chaffon taffeta, trimmed in
handmade flowers of same material
and with a touch of silver, completed
her costume. Her flowers were an arm
bouquet of lavender asters. The three
little girl attendants wore pretty net
dresses of white with butterfly bows
Of tulle.
The happy couple left Immediately
on their honeymoon trip.
The brides going away suit was of
brown poiret twill, embroidered in har-
monlzing shades, her hat of brown be-
ING trimmed with brown ostrich feath-
ers' Her blouse was an imported mod
e., embroidered.
Mr. Williams, the young groom of
tnls wedding is we'll known in this
city and county and his friends wish
MN all the joys and happiness of
welded life. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Williams, prominent
residents of Citra.
announcements Received
me following announcement cards
nave been received by the friends OF
'nls popular Ocala couple:
Mr and Mrs Clarence Camp an
nounce the marriage of. their sister,
mrs Leta Camp Bennett to Mr.. Nor
'0n Platt Davis on Thursday, Septem.
81 10Th, 1921, Lake Toxaway, North
earoilna. At home after October LIST,
ocala, Florida.
after delightful visit in Ocala with
,,el grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
/, ps'iord' little Miss Virginia Burford
81 on Monday for her home in Bir-
n'nsham. She was accompanied from
rochelle by friends.
- and Mrs. Richard Stroud, and
'as'r two attractive little girls left
! = monday for Jacksonville and Pablo
ssaen, where they expect OF spend a
s0uple Of weeks.
nrs 7 H. Goode and her son, ]. d.
: returned home from a most
sasant visit with relatives in Texas.
Is Mike Dorsey was a weekend
'''of 70 our city last week.
8. ms J. R. Dewey and daughter,
= Marion Dewey. have returned
1e from a plaesant two weeks