The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-07-02
Engagement Announced

Engagement Announced
Mrs. William Sinclair announces
|fhe approaching marriage of her
daughter Beatrice;A to Mr.. Robert
Weber Rowe, of Massachusetts, the
wedding to take place at noon, the
18th of July.
This announcement is of greatest
interest to the large circle of friends
of Miss Sinclair and Mr.. Rowe
Throughout the state, and comes as
very pleasant surprise to many. Miss
Sinclair was reared in Ocala and is
one of the most charming and gra-
Icious young ladies and deeply loved
by all who have known her from
early childhood. Mr. Rowe, while a
stranger to many in Ocala, is very
popular in Tallahassee, where for
several years he has made his home,
coming there from South DeerfieId.
Mass. He is connected with the
America Sumatra Co., tobacco and
! soil expert for the government and
has Travelled in that interest through
out the world, spending much of his
| time in China and Japan.
| On account of the family being
in mourning, the wedding will be
| very quietly solemnized at high noon,
at the home of the brides mother,
| Mrs. VIM. Sinclair, on Herbert street,
with only the immediate family cir
| Gle in attendance. Following a dainty
wedding breakfast the happy pair
will take a short trip, after which
they will be at home to their friends
at Quincy, where Mr.. Rowe is tenn
porarily located.
Miss Beatrice Sinclair arrived from
Tallahassee yesterday afternoon and
lis most welcome visitor to her
Ocala friends as we'll and her mother
and brothers. Miss Sinclair has
made an envied place for herself in
the goodwill of the people of the
capital city, who have come to be-
lieve she leaves home, even when she
goes to Ocala
Miss Josephine Bullock returned
home last night from a delightful
/ visit--o friends in Jacksonville On
Friday she-go2s to Tallahassee, where
for several weeks SHE'LL be the
house guest of Miss Omera -
way.
The Eastern Star sewing circle met
on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Lewis E. Yonce. There was a good
attendance and after the usual time
spent in sewing Mrs. Yonce, assist
ed by her sister, Miss Erin Yonge.
served iced grapeiuice and cake Next
week the circle will meet with Mrs.
| H. A. Wesson.
DR.. S. II. Bitch, Mr. Lands Bitch
and Miss Legis Bitch were in the
city a few hours today Mr. Lands
Bitch and his college chum, Mr.
Roland Wilkerson, of st. Petersburg,
who has been his guest for several
days, left on the afternoon Coast
Line train for Lake City as delegates
to the state convention of the B. Y.
P. U. After the convention they will
go to Asheville, n. c., to remain
until fall
Mrs. Geo. H. Ford and Mrs. l. ".
IStevens and little daughter Mar
garet came up Tuesday afternoon
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Wealth
ers and family.
Mrs. r. R. CARROLL and daughter
Merris, Mrs. H. c. Jones and child
rem and Miss Ellen Clarkson left to-
Iday for North Woodstock, \. H.,
where they will join Mrs H: B.
IClarkson and children. They have
leased a large house at that most de-
Iightful mountain resort and will be
Iaway for four months. They antici-
pate magnificent time and their
many friends wish for them an ideal
isummer. Mr.. Carroll accompanied
the party TO Jacksonville.
DR.. B. B. Todd returned to At
lanta yesterday afternoon after a
few days delightfully."- spent with his
mother and family in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fraser leave
lin a day or two for their old home
in Spartanburg, s. c., much to the
Iregret of the many friends they have
made during their residence in this