The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-06-23
IN SOCIE TY
Rey-Waring Wedding Marked By
Pretty Ceremony and Reception

Wheeler also received The guests and
directed them to the corner Of the
porch where a howl of delicious
punch, ina nest Of hydrahgeas wa
presided over by Miss Grace Murrcll
ard Miss Doris Mayes, in pretty on
candle frocks.
In the spacious living room, Mrs.
Warning was RECEIVING, the others in
the receiving line being the parent,
of the bride, the mother of the groom
and the happy couple themselves.
Mrs. Malcolm Warning was wearing
a becoming gown Of gray crepc-dc-
chine, Mrs T. l.. Warning wore an at
tractive creation of satin striped geor-
georgette in white and black and Mr..
Rey was lovely Elm a gown OF black
lace. The bride was still wearing her
wedding gown.
The living room was simply decor
'ated with spreading ferns and an an
tiiicial fountain. trimmed with white
dahlias, was arranged near the re
ceiying line.
The table in the dining room held
"a huge basket of hydrangeas, and
green candles in crystal holders, with
flaring bows of green maline were
here and there.
Assisting the hostess in the enter
tainment of her guests were Mrs. G.
w. Watson, Mrs f. p. Bennett. Mrs.
Il. n. Good Mrs. William Steitz and
Mrs. c. f. Todd, while those who as
sisted in serving the delightful re-
treshments We're Mrs IL. n. Hebb.
Mrs. J. d. Elliott. Miss Margaret Pat
terson, Mrs. w. c. Norycll and MIS-.
Geo. Brantley.
The refreshments consisted OF Nco-
politan ice-cream in green ana white
with slices Of lovely cake.
A beautiful musical program was
rendered in the music room, with
Mrs. e. N. Good at the piano. The
first number was Your Eyes Have
Told Me So, beautifully sung by Mrs.
w. l.. Waring. Following was SYM
pathetic rendering of Because" by
Miss Katherine Kaufman, after which
f. n. Good sang, 81 Love You Truly"
IN rich, tender tones, and Mrs. Good
closed the program with lovely
waltz by Chopin.
The bride now appeared among tho
guests wearing a pretty frock OF navy
blue tatfeta, with an especially be-
coming gray hat, and with shoes and
bag in gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rey were attended to
the train by a large party of friends
and left for short wedding trim after
which they will be at home To their
friends in Tampa, where they Will re-
side for the present with the groom 5
mother.
Never did bridal couple leave
Lakeland attended by more affection
and good wishes than were showered
upon Mr.. and Mrs Rey. ,.u
The bride is the eldest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Warning and is
deeply loved for her charm and many
attractive traits of character. She
has made her home here for a number
or years, except White attending the
State College for Women.
The groom is splendid Young man.
a representative Of one Of Tampa /;
most prosperous and most highly re-
spected families. He is the son of the
late Peregrino Rey, a founder of The
Cuesta-Rey Cigar Co. with which the
son is associated Mr.. Bey has at
tended Stetson University and Culyn
Military Academy and has many
friends wherever lie is known.
Among the out-oftown guests al
the wedding were Mrs. p. Rev. Mrs
Raymon Fernandez, Mrs. Manuel e t.
calante, Mrs. W. r. Twitt. Mrs. r. r.
Carswell, Mr. and Mrs. Beuiamin
Campillo, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cues u
~, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. d. Rey. Mrs. e.
. Neal, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Warning,
Miss Caroline Fernandez. Miss Lucille
burden, Charles Hutto. Joe Cosio. ali
OF tampa; Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Earn
est and family, Misses Maud and Lois
Clyatt, Miss Marie Wilson and Charles
wilson, all of Barlow; Mrs. w. e.
FOLSOM of Wauchula. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
T. Baird of Plant City. and Mr.. and