The Ocala banner., 1922-06-16

- stat y TAR SurpaSSeS
al other editions Ocala is ALWAYS
proud OF her former BOYS and girls
and ever takes an interest in them
erooksville Welding Of Interest
To Many in oesla
The following account from the
brooksville star 81 the recent mar
riage of Miss Maude Alexaner and
Mr + Darlington OF TAMPA is
81 iniere 81
An event WAeA viii prove Of in.
'erest 'hroughou. Florida was the
marriage of Aiiss Maude Alexander
and Mf Euari q Darlington of Tam
pa. WHICH occurred last Wednesday
at the haiae of the brides mother
Mrs Morrison. on Howell ave
af : . m The hallway. the parlor
and dining room were beautifully dec.
GRATED With flowers and vines Pink
an green mae up the color scheme
tDF The parl0r while the dining room
decorations We're exquisite in white
AMI green Rosa. Montana predomi-
mated in the hall decorations. and
combined asparagus plumosa provided
an exquisite adornment for the arch
way entering the parlor Suspended
from this arch was a floral horseshoe.
accompanied With a design OF twin
hearts underneath which the white al
tar cushion greeted the eye. The ar.
rangements were perfect and gave
pleasure TO al the happy guests
lust before the wedding charming
little Misses Alice and Lily Mcdonald
OF Tampa rendered lovely music on
the piano and violin. and as the bridal
party appeared from the hall the
strains from Lohengrin solemnized
the hearts OF all present. as the par
.ieipants took their places under the
festO0Red archway
Miss Alexander was handsome in
an exquisite gown OF turquoise crepe
roumain. with trimmings and irredes-
cents and pearls the gown being
fashioned q long graceful lines with
unsfen hem lengths Accessories to
Che neaulful costume We're white
and the bride carried a bouquet or
brides roses and valley lilies \ bar
pin wrought in platinum. SCI with dia-
monds worn by the bride was a hand
some present from the groom
Rev " d Turnkey of Fort Meade.
using the ring ceremony OF the Epis-
90 church performed the cere-
mon The brides father. Mr. " c.
Alexander. accompanied the bride at
the altar and gave her away. Colonel
Carr Alexander OF jacksonville. the
brides brother. served as best man
for the groom Sitting near were the
mother and grandmother OF the bride
"Nr- II Il Hurst and Mrs VI. A.
Coogler served punch. while Mrs W
VI McKeathan Mrs F. d. Duren. Mrs
Charlie Thomson. Mrs. G. T Gary.
Mrs Ed.th Hennig and Mrs Carlisle
and daughter Miss Minnie Lee Car
lisle st Ocala. assisted the hostess in
serving e delicious luncheon consist
ng ~ chicken salad. saltines., olives.
coffee ice cream and cake
The bride a native Of BroOksville.
b a member OF a family whose an
cestors were connected with the ear
IS settlement of Florida. she being
grand laughter Of Mrs Tommie Gary
OF Brooksville Mrs Darlington is
graduate of Brenau and johns Hop
kin, Training school for Nurses, and
has been connected with Bayside hos
pital ~ Tampa
Nr Darlington is Virginian. a
son of Nr and Mrs l. II Darlington
now in California Mr. Darlington
achieved fine record as an aviator
"a the World war. volunteering in
that branch of the service He is now
u business in Tampa. with the King
Motor Car Co
Just after the ceremony the hap
py couple Jeff Tor Tampa by auto and
vii sail from there for a two weeks
trip - Cuba and the Isle of Pines.
Ocalaians at this pretty wedding
were Sir " T. Gary. Mrs. J. b. Car
hs,e and Miss Minnie Lee Carlisle.
Ocala friends of Or. Karl Weihe.
who until recently was a prominent
Ocala citizen. will be interested to
learn that at the recent meeting of
the Florida optometry held in Day
tona. he was elected to fill the Office
OF secretary and treasurer of the
state association.
Miss Mamie Ruth Sanders. Of Dun
mellon. a graduate OF the Dunnellon
high school and of the Woman's col
lege at Tallahassee. will teach in the
public school at Tallahassee next year.
having haen elected one OF the teach