The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-04

highly recommended. and ne viii be
cordially welcomed by the business
fraternity and all citizens generally
Tampa Tribune.
Miss Mabel Taylor returned Thurs
day to her home in Glendale. O.. after
a short visit at the acme of Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Weathers. Miss Taylor was
one OF the lovely attendants at the
Ford w Gathers wedding Tuesday eve
ming, having come especially to stand
with her classmate, Miss Weathers
Mr.. David Kirkland who spent his
holiday vacation at his old home in
Atlanta, has returned TO ocala
Mr.. and Mrs William Harmon of
Onoway. Mich, are the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. J. NJ Gates. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harmon were accompanied by
their niece. Miss Mary Gates, who has
been in Ohio and Michigan for sew
eral months visiting.
Mr. and Mrs c. F. Armstrong and
pretty daughter. Lucy. have returned
to their home in Savannah after
spending the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Camp.
A wedding of prominence which is
to be solemnized in Jacksonville next
Wednesday is that of Mr.. William
Wade Hampton, Jr., of Gainesville, to
Miss Mae Romano Mcmillan. one of
| Jacksonville's most popular society
girls Among those taking part who
are well known in Ocala, are. besides
the groom elect, Miss Katherine
Hampton of Gainesville. Miss Alice
Meggs and Miss Nadia L'Engle of
Jacksonville, Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Stands. Jr., Mr.. Fred j. Hampton. Mr..
Glenn Stringfellow and Mr. Edwin B.
Hampton of Gainesville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hampton will be at home in Gaines
vile after February first.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Fitch. who have
spent the holidays in Ocala with Mrs.
Fitch's brothers, Messrs. Camp. have
returned to their home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Horace Ford
are at the Tampa Bay hotel having
come here on their wedding trip Mr..
Ford married Miss Marion Esther
Weathers in Ocala, December 81. this
being a very beautiful wedding. Mrs.
Ford was one of the most charming
and popular young women of ocala,
and Mr.. Ford has recently entered
| into business at Jacksonville Both
| have many friends in Tampa to well
come them,-Tampa Tribune.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ford are now in Cuba,
having sailed from Port Tampa
Thursday night.
o. e. $. Installation and Banquet
At regular meeting Friday eve
ming at Yonge's hall Ocala Chapter
No. %. o. E. S. initiated Mrs. Callie
Stein into the order and installed Of
fcers for this year.
After installation, the worthy pat
ron, Mr.. c. E. Conner, presented in &
pleasing manner. handsome pas
matron's jewel to Mrs. Mary Yongt
as a token of esteem from the chap
ter and appreciation for the splendit
work done the past year.
| The chapter then went over to th'
Harrington, where a fine banquet hat
been prepared for them. The dining
room looked very beautiful. the tables
having been specially arranged am
decorated in appropr' ate emblems
ferns and flowers for this occasion
which every one present fully enjoy
ed
The officers installed for 1913 are
Worthy Patron-C. E. Common.
Worthy Matron-Nrs Emma Bur
lnett.
Associate Aatron-Mrs. Flora Brown
CONFERENCE.-The Carolyn DeCamr
Associate Conductress-Mrs. Su
Cook.
Secretary-AIiss Florida Condor.
Treasurer-Mrs. G. McGahagin.
Adah-Mrs Ella Bowler.
!, Ruth-NIrs. Rosalie Condor.
Esther-Mrs. Emma Webb.
. Martha-Mrs. c. E. Simmons.
EIecta-Mrs. H y Wesson.
| Warder-Mrs. Mary Yonge.
Sentinel-NIr. Elmer DeCamp.
, MarshaI-Mrs Julia Morris.
, Organist-Miss Erin Yonge.
: Mrs j. ]. Williams and daughter
! of Homosassa passed thru the city to
day on the way to Atlanta. where tn
Misses Williams attend school
Mr. Maurice Strauss will leave "a
q might for Cincinnati. where he wi
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