The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-02-26
OCALI SOCIAL AFFAIRS


was attraetive1y decorated. the colors
green and white, predomfnating The
bay window in the front parIor. where
the ceremony was performed, was
banked with many large ported ferns
and palms. making a pretty back
ground for the bridal couple.
Miss Walters and Mr.. Armour de-
scended the stairs and were met in the
parlor by Rev ]. B. Ley of the Meth
odist church, wha made them man
and wife, in the presence of devoted
relatives and friends. The bride look
ed lovely in her pretty coat dress OF
light tan with trimmings OF blue char
meuse with which were worn hat,
glaves and shoes TO match
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Armour Were showered with
congratulations and best wishes, after
which a delicious buffet luncheon was
served. The brides table was covered
with a beautiful Battenburg cloth and
conferred with tall vase of brides
roses. yiolets were also used eff
fectively in adjoining the room.
: At 1890 the happy couple left for a
wedding trip which. as we stated yes
terday, will include a trip from Jack
sonville around Florida to Tampa and
then TO Lake Panasoffkee, where a
home is in readiness for their arrival
Among the out of town guests at the
Wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Moore of Peekvi11e, N Y, Mrs Eliza
beth Wicker, Miss Meta Wicker and
Mr. ]. ]. Easterling of Montezuma, Ca.
Mr. and Mrs. N j. Wicker and Nellie
and Clayton Wicker OF Coleman and
Dir. Harry Walters of Fort Mccoy.
Quite a Few presents were received,
including cut glass, silver, china and
linen.
This afternoon the following cards
were mailed to friends:
Mr. and Mrs James Andrew Wal
tiers announce the marriage of their
daughter Florence. to Mr. William Ly-
man Armour on Wednesday, February
2eth, 1913. Ocala, Fla.
AT home. Panasoffkee, FLORIDA
Mrs. S. c. Bridgewater of Dixon
Springs, Tenn, sister of Mrs. r. A
Burford, has recently issued her 1913
lively in S. c. Buff orpingtons and her
fowls are the very finest in America.
Mrs. Bridgewater comes from one of
ic families in the South, is most in
1uentiaI woman in Middle Tennessee.
and with perhaps an exception or two
is the greatest and most successful
woman poultry breeder in the world.
In concluding the foreword in her
catalogue she penned the following:
Go shift your work from store to store,
From wages here to wages more,
As far as the trades and professions
call,
Take all the earnings of saIaried men
And multiply every one by ten
And the poultry business will beat
them all
Rev and Mrs James Glass and
daughters, Misses Rainsforth and Eva
Lee Glass and their guest, Miss Mar
garet WelIborn, all of Admission, Ala.
came down from Island Grove Mon
day and We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. T. Schneider and Miss Dorothy
Schneider for two days. Yesterday ac-
companied by Miss Schneider they left
for Palatka, taking the boat trip from
Silver Springs They will remain in
Palatka until Saturday, when Rev.
Glass and Miss Schneider will return
to Ocala, the former coming to fill his
Sunday appointment in Grace Epis-
copal church, and Mrs Glass and
daughters and Miss Wellborn will go
to st. Augustine and Jacksonville for
short visits before returning to Island
Grove.
Mrs. Sam Buist and young son ar
rived last night from Blackville. S. c.,
to visit the formers parents. Major
and Mrs l. t. Izlar
Miss Kathleen Frazier of SPARTAN
burg, S. c., is here on a visit TO her
sister, Mrs. Donald Frazier. At pres
ent she is suffering with an injured
foot and will be confined to the house
for week or more.
Mr.. Howard Rowten of Palatka is the
guest of Mr.. J. C. Mcdonald.
Mr.. E. j. Mills-Price. who came from
Boston to visit Mrs Mills-Price and
make the acquaintance of his new
daughter, returned home Sunday.
Miss Lydie McDougald has suf-
hciently recovered from her recent
siege of typhoid fever to take short
rides, the news of which will be most
gratifying TO her many friends
Mrs ". S. Bullock will entertain the
members of the Married Ladies Card
Club tomorrow afternoon at ) O'Clock.
Mrs. Robert McDougaId. who has
been very sick at the hospital for
weeks with typhoid fever, is free of
fever now and tomorrow expects to
leave the hospital and go to the nome
of her mother. Mrs. " A Williams.
= Miss Mercedes Clark of Tampa. who
formerly lived in ocala, has friends
here who will be interested to know Of
her prolonged visit in the northeast.
She spent last summer and the win=
ter in the states of New York and
Maine. and is now in Montreal. Canada,
and will spend next summer in Eova
Scotia.
Mrs Mary Eagleton has been enjoy
ing delightful visit with Mrs j J.
Williams at Homosassa. She returned
yesterday accompanied by Mrs. Will
Jams
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan MayoS and
friends of summerfield were numbered
among the out of town guests at the
Temple last evening to see the New
lyweds.
Mr. and Mrs. \. J. Wicker with twt
children came up from Coleman this