The Ocala banner., 1921-12-02
] Nellie l. Balm and Mr.. Flower
IL IN Greensboro, NJ. C.

il Nellie l. Balm and Mr.. Flower
I,ds IN Greensboro, NJ. C.
n ceremony of exceptional beauty
i impressiveness Miss Nellie Love
.Iu, of this city. Wednesday, Nov
sber 2srd, became the bride of Car
NJ. Flower, of Los Angeles, Cal.
be wedding occurred in the West
hrket Street Methodist church and
IS Witnessed by large number Of
satives and friends
The altar of the church was beauti-
Ills decorated with palms, ferns and
hite chrysanthemums, and softly
ghted with myriad of cathedral
indies. The palms and ferns formed
background for the graceful ar
hngement of giant chrysanthemums
Ind candles.
1 A delightful program Of bridal mu-
kic was rendered by Prof. George
kcott-Hunter, at the organ and Mrs.
Genry Ware sang beautifully II Love
|ou.' The professional was Lohen-
rims wedding march and Mendels-
phn's wedding march was used as a
occasional. During the ceremony
|Fof Scott-Hunter played several ex-
uisite numbers very softly.
1 The ushers and brides maids en-
bred alternately in pairs in the fol-
owing order: Garland Alderman and
Ben Sutherlin followed by Miss Ida
Nay Jordan of Raleigh, and Miss An
|.ie McDuffie; Lunsford Richardson
Ind Seaton Cooper, and Misses Nellie
Nuse, of High Point, and Lula Martin
.IcIver. The four charming maids
|xore artistic costumes of jade taffeta
ind carried armfuls of yellow chrys-
.snthemums. The groomsmen were
Paul Trogden and Roger McDuffie.
Mrs. Richard S. Hall, of ocaia; Fla,
,nd Mrs. E. E. Balm, Jr., were their
Sster's DANES of honor. They wore
heIr wedding gowns of white duchess
Latin and carried pink eRfysanthe-
huns. Miss Esther Holden, Of Rocky
Mount, was the pretty maid of honor,
md wore American Beauty taffeta and
lane Carlton, in a white net
hock, carried the ring in a white
hrysanthemum.
The lovely young bride entered with
her father, E. E. Balm, who gave her in
marriage and was met at the altar by
NJ. Flower and his best man, William
Balm, and the impressive ceremony
ras performed by Rev. ]. H. Barn
hrdt, pastor of the church.
The bride, who is charming petite
1unette, was exquisitely gowned in
mite duchess satin and real lace,
Filh long train. Her veil was fasten-
il to a coronet of real lace and caught
nth orange blossoms in fashion
most becoming to her type of beauty.
She carried a shower bouquet Of
Bride roses, orchids and lilies of the
5zlley.
following the wedding beautiful
Rception was held at the home of Mr..
,nd Mrs e. E. Balm. On South Spring
meet, and several hundred guests
alled to extend their best wishes to
M and Mrs. Flower. The young
supple left for New Orleans to spend
short while before going on to Los
angeles where they will make their
Aome
Mrs. Flowers is the attractive daugh-
Rr Of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Balm, of
nls city and is one of Greensboros s
Rettiest and most popular young
'omen She is an alumni Of Green's
'oro college and Mary Baldwin semi
lafy' and has a host of friends
afoughout the state who will hear
slln interest of her wedding.
IT. Flower is the son of Mr.. and
Afs. G. NJ. Flower, of Alexander. La,
aa IS at present engaged in constrac.
qn business in Los. Angeles. He is
eognized as a business man OF
aarked ability and sterling character.
1reensboro Record.
oeala friends of this pretty bride
W read with much interest of her
sent marriage.
sading Invitation Received
Qoala friends have received the fol-
slng invitation: Mr.. and Mrs. Ls
tracy invite you to be present at
marriage of their daughter, Gladys
Ar Samuel PEBBLES Harm, on Wed
uay Deeember.14, at z o'clock IN
evening at their residence on
s Church street
sas
Fred McAteer has recently pur-
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