The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-01
BRYANT-LIVINGSTON

The marriage of Miss Lois Living
ston and Mr.. Virgil F. Bryant was
beautifully solemnized yesterday aft
ernoon shortly after three o'clock at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs j. H. Livingston. The cere-
nlony was performed by Rev. w. F.
Creson, of the Presbyterian church, IN
the presence of a number OF friends
and relatives.
The house was profusely and ar
tisticalIy decorated with quantities of
cut flowers, shrubbery and pot plants,
combined with ferns, while pink love
vine was most prominently used. The
improvised arch in the parlor, under
which the couple stood during the
ceremony, was entirely covered with
pink love vine, as was also the chan
delier under which the brides attend
ants formed semi-circle. Asparagus
and other ferns gracefully formed an
effective tracery on the waiscoting.
The only nuptial music was song,
because" by Mrs. H. M. Hampton,
whose voice was unusually melodious
and sympathetic. Then came the
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin which
was rendered as professional by one
of the brides sisters, Miss Della Liv-
ingston.
The bridal party formed in the rear
cf the house and came through in the
following order: Miss Henrietta Liv-
iagston with Mr.. Cliff Inglis, Miss
Lois Bryant with Mr.. Albert Harriss,
Miss Catherine Livingston with Mr..
] Beattie Inglis. The winsome bride en-
tered with her father, who gave her
in marriage, and they were joined in
the center of the parlor by Rev.
Creson, the groom and his best man,
MIR. w. A. Whitlock of Kitchensmill,
S. C.
The three bridesmaids were each
fascinatingly gowned in lavender or
candle dresses and completing their
costumes were huge bouquets OF Am
erican Beauty roses.
The bride was lovely in her we'd
ding suit of navy tricolette, the style
of which was most becoming. With
this she wore a chic fall hat, the
foundation of which was navy blue
covered with magnificent gray silk
: | flowers, while handsome gray vel
covered her head and shoulders. Gray
. accessories and a beautiful bouquet
) of bride roses completed this stylish
4 costume and the bride, at all times a:
!. pretty as a picture, in her becoming
wedding apparel was extremely ad
mired.
} Immediately after the ceremony
while the happy couple were being
besieged with congratulations ant
: best wishes, the following young la
: dies. Misses Irene Tompkins, Dell;
: and Lillian Livingston, served tn
S guests to ice cream and fruit an
e white cake On each plate was
}. bouquet of the love flowers for eacl
e guest. Punch was served before an
: after the ceremony by Misses Onl
Chazal and Marguerite Edwards.
Mrs. Edmund Martin and Mrs. +
L. Anderson Jr. were at the from
Y door to receive the guests after fou
dainty little fairies, Catherine Ingli:
Peggy and Hazel Livingston and Bet
n " Harralson had greeted them at tn
re steps.
n Miss Katie Mae EagletoH ha
,r charge of the brides book and all tn
le guests enthusiastically inscribed thei
I'd names therein
IN The many lovely gifts received b
m the young couple were on display an
ne much admired.
E. The bride and groom left on the
o'clock train for their future home
Orangeburg, S. c., and they let
amidst pounds of rice and showers
farewell wishes. 0cala will fe
n the loss Of Mrs. Bryant for she
most popular with large circle
or friends. She is the third daught'
J. cf Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Livingston ar
a by her charming and courteous mai
t. ncrs makes friends on acquaintanc
e. ship. Mrs. Bryant after attending Il
til Ocala high school, was a student al
graduated from a college in Sou