The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-15

ceived at the front door and in the
reception hall the guests were vel
coined by Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Pritch-
ett parents of the bride; Mr. c. Il.
McRae, of Arcadia; Mr.. and Mrs. e.
F. McRae, of McRae, Ga; Mrs Duna-
want, and Mr.. c. V. Henkel, of States
vile, N. c., and Miss Sophie Waters,
of Wilmington, N. c., who were the
out-of-town relatives present at the
wedding.
Receiving at the door to the living
room was Miss Ruby Turner who in
troduced the guests to the receiving
line, composed of the wedding party
The guests were then invited to the
brides table, where Miss Lila Henkel
Of Statesville, n. c., presided over the
brides book, where each guest was
asked to inscribe their name, a gold
luill being used to make the inscrip-
lions
Receiving at the door to the dining
room were Misses Eugenia Bouchard
md Gladys Wilson. The dining table
was lovely with its cover of cluny
ace, silver basket filled with vel
ow chrysanthemums tied with vel
ow tulle, resting on a crystal re-
lector, forming th@ beautiful center
)iece. Yellow tulle extending from
he chandelier to lighted candelebra
ompleted the lovely table decora
ions. In the dining room the guests
we're served by Misses Effie Pritchett.
Jla Shepard, Elizabeth Love and Eve
YIN Owens with ice cream frozen in
nf
lainty box of brides cake.
From the dining room the guests /
we're invited to the den to view the
magnificent display of gifts. which in /
luded wonderful array of silver
ut glass. china, linens. pictures and
'ther valuable gifts. which attested
o the high esteem and love in which
his popular couple are held. Seldom
las more elegant array of Gifts
)een assembled in this city for a
bride and groom than that which was
'howered upon these young people on
MS suspicious occasion. During the
reception hours instrumental num- |
befs We're given on the piano by Miss
Lucille Clough, and vocal selections
by Miss Kaufman and Mr.. Mike Dor
sett were also enjoyed
Never has bride gone forth from =
community bearing more loving re-
gard or held in higher esteem and adj |
miration by all whose lives she has
,ouched than the bride of last night
endowed with wonderful musical tai
ents, her beautiful voice has brought
10Y to many hearts, and her charming
rats OF character and lovable dis
position have made her circle of
friends IN this city bounded only by
her acquaintance. Her departure from
the city brings sincere regret to all
who know her, but her friends ron.
graduate her new home on the ac-
QUESTION of such charming addition
to its social circles.
The groom is a member of ono of
North Cardinals oldest families and
Is gentleman of the highest type of
character, in every way worthy of
the lovely bride he has wonEthe
highest compliment in our powar to
pay him.
Inc hapDy couple left on Train No.
" for a wedding trip to various
points, and after January list will he
at home to their friends in States.
Vhle' n. e., where the groom is en-
gagged IN the automobile business. The
Drlde,s going away dress was of
beaded Poiret twill. with which she
wore coat of Bolivia cloth, trimmed
win squirrel. and she wore a chic
spring nat of gray, with accessories
10 match. The happy couple carry
win them the fondest good wishes
OF large circle of friends for
long and happily welded life