The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-07
DUNNELLON

Dunnellon, Sept. 7.-Mr. and Mrs.
Randolph Chalker have returned from
short vacation spent at Salt Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ross of Oak
land spent last week with the for
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 81. A.
Ross.
Miss Jessie Pinson of DeLand visit
ed friends last week, leaving from
here to take position in the Fort
Meade school this term.
Prof. j. E. Willett and wife have re-
turned after pleasant vacation spent
at Asheville, N. C.
Mr.. ]. B. Lang and family have re-
moved to Sarasota, where he will en-
t rethe hardware business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Bell are leav-
ing for Sarasota where they will re-
side in the future.
Mrs. D. W. Smith and family mo-
tored through to Georgia to visit rel
atives this week.
DR.. James F. Curry has returned
from the Marion County Hospital,
where he went last week to recover
from an attack of dengue.
Mrs. T. N. Strange and daughter
Lois returned from the mountains of
North Carolina last Friday.
Robert Wooten of Camps dam was
a business visitor in town Wednesday.
! Roans-Knight
The Baptist church was the scene
of lovely wedding Sunday at high
noon when Miss Iris Knight became
the bride of Mr.. H. Gray Roane of
Baltimore, Md. Rev. ]. Fl. O'Bryant
performed the impressive nuptial
ceremony. The church was artistically
decorated in palms, ferns and golden
rod, the color motif of green and gold
being adhered to and effectively car
J ried out.
Preceding the ceremony a musical
program was rendered by Miss Ada
Knight, sister of the bride, consisting
} of two piano selections, "Salut
d'Amour" (Elgar) and "Souvenir,' p
, (Drdla). At the appointed hour the
bridal party entered to the strains of
| the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin,
: Miss Knight at the piano accompanied
: by Mrs. w. ]. Metcaf and Miss Inez
: Grumbles, first and second violins.
= Miss Louise Grumbles, maid of
: honor, entering first, was lovely in
: afternoon dress of black satin, back
crepe, with touch of Persian and IA
goting trimmings fashioned on the be-
coming new long lines. She wore hat
, of black lace over gold metallic cloth
with ostrich, carrying lovely bouquet
! of double golden yellow dahlias. Thel,
came Franklin Powell in white satin
suit, bearing the ring on a white satin
pillow. Accompanying him on oppo-
site aisle was the dainty little flower
girl, Betty Mae Vann, wearing sheer
organdy over gold, carrying golden
basket filled with rose petals which
she scattered lavishly before the bride
:, who entered upon the arm of he,
q father. The bride, petite brunette
y was charming and lovely in her trav.
4 cling suit of dark blue duvety1aine
with mole skin trimmings and wore g
:. chic hat, new fall model in blue
. panne velvet, with cut ostrich quill anC
II accessories to match. They were me-
at the altar by the groom attired il
conventional black. Mr.. Roane had a.
his best man Mr. Horace Knight
o brother of the bride. During the cere
mony "Melodie," by Kasganoff wa
= softly played.
Il The bridal party left the church t,
the joyful strains of Mendelssohni
wedding march. Mr.. and Mrs. Ron
left Immediately by motor for Ocal.
where they took the train for an ex
tended bridal tour through Virgins
IL where they will visit the relatives O
= the groom before going to Baltimore
l, their future home
~ The bride is the charming daughte
- of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter N. Knight
~ who has been reared in Dunnellon an
A for the past three years has been at
tending the Florida State College fo
Women at Tallahassee. She has
host of friends who wish her happi
ness in her married life: Mr.. Roam
is prosperous business man of BaI
time and won many friends during hi
ne stay in Dunnellon and Juliette Las
90 winter. They will be at home afte
Is Sept. 25th at Col Linnard street, Ba