The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-27
VenabIe- Crevasse
Wedding Sofemhized at Archer

The Methodist Episcopal church
was the scene of an unusually pretty
event on Wednesday evening, Aug
oath, at $3.50, when the marriage of
Miss Ethyle Venable and Mr. Lamar
Crevasse of Miami was solemnized
Rev. Robt. Barnett, pastor of the
church, performed the impressive ring
ceremony which was witnessed by
relatives and a large number of
friends of the contracting parties.
The church was beautifully decor
ated with potted plants, palms and as
paragus fern.
On the rostrum where the ceremony
| took place was beautiful decorated
floral bell, the clapper of which was
I colored electric bulb. Just as the
couple stepped under the bell the light,
came on causing a most beautiful eff
feet.
Miss Annie McChan at the organ
rendered program OF wedding music.
Just before the entrance of the briday
party, Mrs. Geo. Taylor sang AT
Dawning.''
At the appointed hour the brida!
party entered to the strains of the
bridal chorus from Lohengrin The
bridesmaids were Miss Juanita Wiles
down the opposite aisle came grooms-
men Mr.. Elmer Grantham with Miss
Maude Morper and Mr.. Russell Wild
den of Meredith with Miss Lillian
Powell and Mr.. Clarence Recount OF
High Springs with Miss Eloise Geiger
of Micanopy and Mr.. w. H. McNair
il. with Miss Margaret Bryant OF
Lakeland and Mr.. John Crevasse OF
New Smyrna. Then came the maid OF
honor. Miss Ruby Venable, sister
of the bride; next in line came the
matron Of honor, Mrs. Jessie Jones OF
Windemere, aunt OF the bride. |
Little Hazel Manuel as flower girl |
entered strewing fragrant rose petals |
along the way to the altar where she
was met by Master Lamar Leynes.
little nephew of the groom, as ring
bearer carrying a tiny white satin
slipper on which was dainty tulle
bow which held the ring.
The bride entered on the arm of her
father, Mr.. Monroe Venable, while
down the opposite aisle came the
81 DOM accompanied by his brother,
Mr.. Arthur Crevasse of Lakeland, as |
best man.
The bride was lovely in gown Of
white duchess satin and pearls made
basque effect. The skirt was fashion
ed short and the tulle fanshaped brill
dial veil which was held in place by al
wreath of orange blossoms and ban
deau of pearls, fell to the hem of the |
skirt. She carried an arm bouquet Of
brides roses with a shower of lilies |
of the valley. Her ornament was a
necklace of platinum with amyethyst
settings which was a gift of the !
groom. Il
The bridesmaids were dainty in
their gowns of sheer organdy reveal
ing the rainbow colors.
Miss Wifes wore green trimmed in
rufflles over pink satin and carried a
Bouquet of pink asters.
Miss Morper wore blue with a deep
scalloped tunic trimmed in ruffles and
handmade flowers and carried bou-
quet of white asters.
Miss Powell wore yellow trimmed
in motifs and satin and carried bou
quet of pink asters. \
Miss Geiger wore American beauty
with trimmings of tiny scalloped
ruffles and handmade flowers and
carried a bouquet of white asters.
Miss Bryant wore lavender over
pink with deep scalloped tunic
trimmed in ruffles and carried a bou-
quet of pink asters.
Miss Venable wore lovely creation
OF white organdy. The entire dress
was of tiny picoted ruffles and car
ried a bouquet of white asters.
Mrs. Jones wore a modish gown of