The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-10-18
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS



! that averted a serious accident and
possibly a fatal one The balance of
the trip home was made under trying
circumstances. At Inverness they re-
ported the tree to the sheriff and he
sent man out and had light plac-
ed as a danger signal. DR.. and Mrs.
Lane are to be congratulated upon
their narrow escape and their friends
are glad TO know it was no worse.
The marriage of Miss Evola Strong
of this city to Mr.. Phillip Yonge of
| Savannah, was solemnized this morn
| ing at II o'clock at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Hayes on North
Magnolia street, in the presence of a
home audience and a few of the i'm
mediate friends of the petite bride.
Rev. Bunyan Stephens officiated. The
home for this occasion was most
deliberately decorated in white drap-
cries and cut flowers, interspersed
with ported ferns. The ceremony
took place in the living room, which
was almost entirely done in white.
! The bridal party took their places
under an immense pure white we'd
! ding bell. The bride was attended by
| Miss Cecile Mcdonald, and the beau
1 tiful ring service was used. Miss
! Strong was gowned in an exquisite
/ going away costume of blue with ac-
cessories to match, and was very
pretty and most attractive looking,
carrying an immense wedding bou-
| quet of gorgeous bridal roses. The
/ groom wore the convention morning
wedding suit and was all that win
some bride could wish. After the i'm
pressive ceremony delicious ice
course with white cake was served,
the young couple leaving immediate
ly on the northbound Coast Line train
for Savannah, which city will be
| their future home, amid a shower of
good wishes and many congratula-
tions for long and happy life. Miss
Strong grew to young womanhood in
this city and is a very popular girl
among her circle of devoted friends,
who wish her every happiness in her
new home. Mr.. Yonge is an exem-
plary young man, being an engineer
on one of the Seaboard lines out from
his home city, and has wide circle
of friends to wish him every happi-
ness. The bridal party was accom-
panied to the train, and showered
with rice and good wishes by num-
erous friends. Misses Fannie Lou
and Laura Edna Taylor, two charm
| ing young ladies of Savannah, who
came to be present at the wedding,
returned home with the bride and
groom.
Miss lilly Pasteur is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Charles Cullen and
family for a few days, coming up
from the lake on last Thursday.
Mr.. R. L. Carter, who is connected
with the Worth-Stevens Furniture
Co. in Live Oak, spent the weekend
in this city with his wife at their
pretty home near the high school
dormitory. Mr.. Carter was accom-
panied to Ocala by Messrs. George
Allison of the Suwannee Hardware
Co., Jim Adams of the Worth-Stevens
Co., R. T. McMullen and u. V. Stew
ems of Bloom & Co., of Live Oak
These gentlemen spent the day "see-
ing Ocala," and were delighted with
out little city and the beauties of
Silver Springs. The entire party re-
turned to Live Oak last night.
Miss Snow, one of the representa-
tive young ladies of the Pedro sec
ton, came to the dormitory Saturday
afternoon to make her home for the
winter, and attend the high school.
Mrs. J. HI. Dunn left this morning
for a few weeks visit to her sister,
Mrs. C. P. Moore and family at st.
Petersburg.
Mrs. L. NJ. Murray, who has been
quite sick for several days, is we are
pleased to state much improved and
was able to sit up for short time
this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Fishel leave tomor-
row for their new home in Leesburg
The good wishes of their Ocala
friends accompany them.
The Eastern Star sewing circle
will hold business meeting Wednes.
, day afternoon at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. l.. w. Harley.
Miss Mildred Hendricks, whose
. MARRIAGE to DR.. Henry Scruggs Of
. Fort Lauderdale, will be a pretty
: event CT Wednesday afternoon il
Jacksonville, is the guest of honor a
very charming little needle part.
this morning given by Mrs. Claud,
Shine at her coy apartment in Ash
, ley Court. Miss Hendricks has beeI
) the recipient of many pretty little