The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-02-26
BEALE-LLOGD

The following article was taken
from the Virginian-Pilot and Will be
OF much interest to many in Ocala.
The bride, formerly Miss Evelyn
Lloyd, has visited in Ocala at the
home of her brother, Mr.. VI. W. Lloyd,
end won many admirers who will read
| with interest this account Of her wed
ding. The maid of honor and her sis
ter, Miss Margaret Lloyd, has several
times visited her brother here and is
counted among the most popular
young ladies visiting Ocala. Mr.. VI.
w. Lloyd gave his sister away. The
writer of this article, Miss Nurney Of
Suffolk, is also well known here, hav-
| ing visited her sister, Mrs. Jack Camp
and is also a sister of Mrs. u. W.
Lloyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Beale will stop
N Ocala for brief visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd en- route to Cuba,
where they will spend their honey
moon.
Suffolk, Feb 22.-One of the most
beautiful and fashionable weddings of
the winter season was solemnized
Tuesday evening, February %, at 7
O'Clock at Main street Methodist Epis-
icopal church, when Miss Evelyn
Causey Lloyd, daughter of Mrs. Mag
+ gle Lloyd and the late VI. F. Lloyd,
became the bride of james Irving
! Beale, of Franklin, Va.
The church was lovely with masses
Of palms, ferns and tall standards of
white, twined with smilax and crown
ed with lilies and cathedral candles,
the bridal party standing under an
arch of smilax and lilies during the
ceremony, which was read by Rev.
Ernest Stevens, of the Oxford Meth
odist church, assisted by Rev. H. P.
Clark, pastor of Main Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church.
Before the ceremony Miss Jose
rhine Lawrence, presiding at the or
gan, played "Nuptiale March," by
Barnard; 'The Lifting Springtime,"
ty Stebbins; Midsummer Caprice"
by Johnston, and Schubert's Serenade.
Mrs. Telza Miller, accompanied by
Miss Lawrence, sang Until"
AS the bridal party entered the
tchurch Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus was
played.
1t was a rainbow wedding, and the
Exquisite costumes of the bridesmaids
and the lovely decorations made it
wedding long to be remembered in
Suffolk
During the ceremony Miss Law
renee played Call Me Thine Own"
The ushers. who entered first, were
Cyrus Beale, Of Richmond; Chesley
Reale and Wesley Beale of Franklin,
| Va, brothers of the groom; Cecil
Vaughan, of Franklin; Harry Will
Jams of Norfolk, and Blackwell Lloyd
of York, Pa Dorothy Redwood. little
! daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Frank Red
wood, of Norfolk, was ribbon girl, and
wore white net over pink, with pink
ribbons and pink roses.
| hlSSSS-h JOilSS, EullH CduH-
ders, Cornelia Parker, Judith Brewer,
Elizabeth Shoop and Mary Willis Nc
Lemore were bridesmaids, their gowns
being creations of taffeta. in sunset,
turquoise and nile green, with trains
of tulle in two colors, caught at the
shoulders with knot, and each gown
trimmed with French handmade
nc ses, and worn with silver slippers
The bridesmaids carried showers of
r'any colored sweet peas and maiden
hair fern.
i Following the bridesmaids was the
flower girl. little Virginia West. in
white organdie. carrying a silver
basket from which she scattered pink
rosebuds before the bride.
The bride was preceded by her
maid of honor Miss Margaret Lloyd
who was gowned in lovely changeable
orchid taffeta, with handmade roses
and silver lace, with a train of canary
and orchid tulle. She carried an arm.
} fCl of yellow daisies and fern.
The bride, wearing an exquisite
wedding dress of embroidered white
chiffon taffeta. with trimmings OF
real lace and pearls, entered with her
brother, Milby W. Lloyd of Ocala
Fla, who gave her in marriage. Her
tulle veil. embroidered with pearls
fell from a Juliet cap of lace and
pearls. Her bouquet was white sweet
peas and orchids, and her only orna'
ment was a bar pin of sapphires ant
diamonds, set in platinum. the wed
) ding gift of the groom.
The groom, with his best man
Roger Beale, of Franklin, Va, enter.
ed from the pastors study and await.
ei the bride at the arch of lilies anC
palms. Immediately after the cere'
mony the entire bridal party and out
town guests and members of the
family were given an informal recep
ton at the home of the brides mother
Mrs. NJ. F. Lloyd, in Brewer street
Fruit punch was served. and ices anc
Icakes.
The guests were received by the
IbTide and groom, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. G
A. Harris, Miss Daisy Nurney anC