The Ocala evening star., 1915-07-07

at TarbOro until their parents return
from the west
Miss Madge Sims is the Bride of Mr..
Phil Peters
The marriage of Miss Madge Sims
of Tampa and Mr.. Phil Peters of Win
ter Garden took place this afternoon
at O'Clock at the pretty, old country
home Of the brides uncle, Capt. B. NJ.
Sims at Ocoee, near Orlando, and
while the utmost simplicity marked
the event a broad social interest was
popular young people. On account of
the very recent death of the groom's
mother, the guests were limited to the
members of the two families.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. d. c. Thompson, who used the
impressive Episcopal ring service.
The bride wore a most becoming tail
ored suit of midnight blue imported
poplin, with chic hat and accessories
TO match. The wedding took place on
the lawn and Immediately following
the ceremony the couple entered their
waiting car and amidst shower of
congratulations and best wishes, left
for wedding trip which will include
tour to northern states. On their
return they will make their home at
Winter Garden.
Mrs. Peters is well known in Ocala,
having frequently been a popular Wis
itor here and at one time a resident,
when her sister, Mrs. j. B.. Staten of
Valdosta, Ca, made this city her
home. She is a talented young wom-
an, a reader of ability and has fire.
quently contributed to the success of
public entertainments as well as social
affairs. For the past few years she
has made Tampa her home, keeping
house for her brother, Mr.. Claude c.
Sims.
Mr.. Peters is successfully engaged
in the vegetable brokerage business.
Fc is popular, both in social and bust
ness circles and has the congratula-
tions of his host of friends on win
ring so lovely a bride.
The Ocala friends of Mrs. Peters
join in wishing her unalloyed happi-
ness in her welded life.
49,
Miss Onie Chazal, who has spent
the past five weeks in the north visit
ing relatives, will leave New York to-
morrow, arriving home the last of the
week. Miss Chazal was numbered
among the charming visiting girls en-
joying two balls at West Point last
week.
Mrs. <. Noble Calhoun and baby
and maid left Sunday for New York
City, where they will be the guests of
Col. John c. Calhoun. From there they
viii go to Bridgeport, Conn.,, and
finally to the Berkshire hills for the
remainder of the summer.-St. Au-
gustine Record.
While in Bridgeport Mrs. Calhoun
will be the guest of her brother, Lieut..
William Calhoun and wife, the latter
formerly Miss Margaret Anderson of
this city.
A recent pretty party in Gaines
vile was given by Mrs. ]. w. McCol-
lum in honor of her sister, Mrs. B. B.
Barco of Clearwater. The ladies are
sisters of Mrs. James Knight and
have many friends in this city. The de-
tail appointments of the party were
suggestive of the fourth and were
quite elaborate. Auction was played
and for making top score Mrs. H. B.
Arnold was presented fourth Of July
picture.
| Miss Marie Won Engeiken left Tues
day afternoon for Chicago, after a
vacation of nine weeks, to resume her
work with the United Charities. She
viii be met in Jacksonville by her
brother, F. J. Won EngeIken, who viii
visit Chicago for short time.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Mckay Of
Tampa announce the birth of daugh-
ter Monday at their home in that city.
Mrs. Mckay is pleasantly remembered
here as Miss Frances Bond. Little
Miss Mckay is the great grandaugh-
Ter of Postmaster James Mckay
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Hall of Oxford,
will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer in Ocala. having taken a room at
the home of DR.. z. Van Hood.
Mrs. Julia Haisley and sister, Mrs.
]. X. Beville were passengers today
on the Suwanee of the NJ. & NJ. Line
sailing from Jacksonville for Balti-
more. They are en- route to Lewes
Del, to spend the remainder of the
summer.
The friends of Col. and Mrs. ]. NJ