The Wedding of Miss Eda Brewer and Mr. Fred Wooley March 28th, 1916 It was the event of the season! This was the day that Miss Eda M. Brewer and Mr. Fred Wooley were married in an outdoor ceremony at The Palms, which was actually the Brewer Estate on Lake Osceola. The Winter Park Post printed a glowing description of the lovely ceremony. Some the highlights that they revealed included: "One of the most beautiful outdoor weddings ever seen in Florida." "It was an ideal day and more than 200 guests . . . assembled on the green sloping lawn leading down from the big house through the great spreading oak trees, luxuriant palms and tall feathery bamboos to the shore of Lake Osceola." "At about four o'clock a string orchestra on the veranda began to play the world renowned beloved old wedding march from Lohengrin and the notes sounded doubly sweet and melodious as they were wafted down on the light wind through nature's sun-kissed cathedral." * The wedding party consisted of: Eda Brewer, Bride Fred Wooley, Groom R. L. Brewer, Best man Miss Theresa Robinson, Flower girl Valerie Veasey, Maid of honor Edward Hill Brewer, Father of the bride Eda Brewer, Mother of the bride Dr. George Morgan Ward officiated over the ceremony.   The Eda Brewer Wooley Collection contains not only wedding photos, but other family photographs as well . . .along with a photo album of vacation pictures and a gift book that listed the many wedding gifts that the couple received.     Item: Photograph Scene: Brewer Estate: "The Palms" Date: March 28, 1916 Item: Photograph Scene: Edward Brewer walking daughter Eda Brewer to the wedding ceremony Date: March 28, 1916 Item: Photograph Scene: Bride & Groom Date: March 28, 1916 Item: Photograph Scene: Wedding Ceremony Date: March 28, 1916 Item: Photograph Scene: The newlyweds: Fred Wooley & Eda Brewer Wooley Date: March 28, 1916 Item: Photograph Scene: Wedding Party Date: March 28, 1916 Item: Photograph Scene: On the grounds of the Brewer Estate Date: March 28, 1916 Item: Photograph Scene: Wedding Reception Date: March 28, 1916     Item: Photograph Scene: Grounds of the Brewer Estate Date: March 28, 1916