The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-04-07
FRASER -SIPPLE

A wedding which has been looked
forward to with interest, that of Miss
Edna Sipple to Mr.. Carroll Fraser,
was solemnized Thursday afternoon
at four o'clock in the Methodist
church. For this occasion the church
had been decorated by a number of
the wedding party and friends. The
circular railing just in front of the
pulpit and the one just to the rear,
had been covered in white and the
dark green of the asparagus fern with
which this was covered formed a
pretty contrast with its delicate trac-
cry. The solid green of the palmetto
which banked the choir loft, thew into
bold relief the waxen whiteness OF
the three vases of long-stemmed East
er lilies that were placed at equal dis
tances apart between the circular
ratings.
A musical program was rendered
by Mrs. Georgia Taylor, pianist, Miss
Marjorie Burnett, violinist, and Mrs.
H. M. Hampton, including the follow
ing numbers:
Melody in F (Rubenstein) Piano
and violin.
Solo, "For You Alone" (Geehl)
Mrs. Hampton.
"My Dear" ernest BalD-Piano
and violin.
Solo, "There Let Me Rest" (E.
Greene)-Mrs. Hampton.
80 Promise Me" (Reginald De-
Koven), was played softly by piano
and violin during the ceremony.
And to to strains of the Lohengrin
Wedding March the two doors at
either side of the choir loft were
opened, the brides attendants coming
from the right, the groomsmen from
the left, Miss Ruth Erwin advancing
down the right aisle, Mr.. R. H. Sum-
ner down the left, meeting at the
back of the church and then advanc-
ing down the center aisle together
until they reached the front when
the bridesmaids crossed to the right
the groomsmen going to the left. This
couple was followed by Miss Justine
Robertson and Mr.. Laurie Izlar. The
groomsmen were followed by Rev. c.
w. White who took his position just
behind the railing. At the same time
the maid of honor, Miss Carrie Barco
stepped out and following the last
bridesmaid came down the cente,
aisle alone, Immediately followed by
the bride on the arm of her father
who entered from the rear of the
church and who were met at the altar
rail by the groom and his best man
his brother, Mr.. Sam Fraser, who en-,
tered from the right. And in this
pretty setting of flowers, surrounded
by the attendants, the maids in Their
sheer frocks of varied colors LIGHTING
the somber hues of the convention
dress of the groomsmen, the short
| impressive marriage service was per.
formed by Rev. White which made
Miss Edna Sipple the wife of Mr.
Carroll Fraser.
The bride, who is tall and slender
wore a becoming navy blue tricotint
coat suit, the lower part of the Goa
being embroidered in silk in navy ant
henna. With this she wore a fancy
straw turban with crown of henns
taffeta and carried an arm bouque
of bride roses.
The three attendants of the brid
were costumed in sheer organdie, ant
all carried arm bouquets of pink swee
peas. Miss Barco, the maid of honor
wore light pink, Miss Robertson
emerald green, and Miss Erwin Law
ender.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser left the churci
to the strains of the Mendelssoh
Wedding March, going to the home o
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Therrell, where
reception for the bridal party an
the friends of the bride and groor
was held.
The Therrell home which has re
Gently been completely renovated wa
beautiful with its decorations of flow
ers and trailing vines. A color schem
! of green and white was carried out i
T the reception hall, quantities of sta
, jasmine with it's delicate white flower
: being used effectively, and here til
l wedding party received.
/ AS the guests arrived they wer
= cordially met by Mrs. L. N. Green an
4 taken to the punch table, which ws
placed in a cozy corner of the vic
veranda which was attractive wit
J. hanging baskets of flowers. Misss