The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-20
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Tenn, to Mr.. Charles Parker Garri- /
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. John d. /
Querbacker on Richmond Ave. 1t was /
brilliant affair taking place at /
$3.50 o'clock, in the presence of large .
assembly of friends. Rev. L. Z. Nc /
Nair officiating. During the as
sembling of the guests, an elegant /
musical program was rendered by /
Mrs Milton Cook, pianist; and Mr.. |
Milton Cook, violinist. Mr.. Cook /
singing the bymn on the entrance of
the bridal party. The house decora- |
tions were very beautiful and the
nupital bower was formed of ferns
together with palms and white as
tors. Misses Adelaide Crouch and
Marguerite Giles were ribbon bearers
with little Norman Griswold carrying
the ring in the heart of an immense
| pure white rose. The bride was very
beautiful in duchess satin with real
lace studded with pearls and a cap
veil with a chaplet of orange bios
SONS. Aaron Ward and Killarney
roses were carried by the other at
tendants. This wedding was very
large and one of the most brilliant af-
fairs ever given in Nashville and was
attended by scores of friends in and
out of the city. During the reception
that followed the ceremony, an elabo-
rate menu was served in a dining
room beautiful in bridal roses mingl-
J ed with maidenhair ferns. The happy
couple left on the midnight train for
the south where they will spend
short honeymoon, before going to the
groom's home in DeLand. Mr.. Garri-
son is one of DeLand's most highly
respected and honored gentlemen and
his host of Ocala friends wish for him
and his all the wealth and beauty of
a joyous voyage across the turbu
: lent matrimonial seas.
. Miss Gussie Weeks, of Live Oak, af-
2 ter visit of several days with rela-
tives in Williston, is the delightful
guest of her sister, Miss Alberta
Weeks, this week.
Miss Bernice Smith returned to
her home at Martel after a few
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. L. H.
Pillans.
DR.. Pillans and Mrs. Pillans, with
their sister, Miss Dixonia Pillans, are
guests of Mrs. L. H Pillans and fam
!. lily, coming over this morning from
! Electra in their automobile.
$50
The many friends of Mr.. Tom Bla-
lock will be pleased to know that he
has sufficiently recovered from his
: long and serious illness to be able to
. take a short drive, going out yester-
: day for the first time in about six
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Welch are ex-
y pecting Miss Katherine Metchem OF
Norbern on the east coast to arrive
in few days to be their guest fo1
some time.
Mrs. J. w. Akin was the hostess o1
the Baptist sewing circle at her home
in the second ward this afternoon
Assisted by Mrs. Calvin West anC
: Mrs. Fred Cook, Mrs. Akin served ar
elaborate refreshment course at the
!, conclusion of the afternoons sewing
y consisting of chicken salad, pimentC
v and meat sandwiches, waters and iceC
g tea.
h Mrs. Fl. A. Waterman was the
/ hostess of the Presbyterian sewing
II circle this afternoon at her home il
/ the second ward. Mrs. Waterman
a served her guests to sherbet anC
ir cake.
} Miss Willie Igou of Eustis was tn,
- guest between trains today o.
y friends, en- route to Tallahassee
y where she will be a student at tn,
State College for the year.
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II Mr.. Goree Bitch and son were
business visitors to the city today.
Rev. Caroline, of Belleview, wa:
II greeting MS most OF friends on Oul
streets this morning, as was also Rev
\ Whiddon and his sister of the same
little city.
Mrs. Carter H. Dame returned this
afternoon fro a week end spent in St
Augustine and Jacksonville.
Miss Isabel Davis left this after
noon for Switzerland. where she will
enter school for the term of 1856
Miss Davis will be missed by a large
lcircle of friends, who wish her sue
cess in her studies.
l Mrs. Sam Igou and little sons are
at home again from a delightful
week end visit to Mr.. j. Fl. Nichols
and family at Wildwood.
Mrs. Collier is the guest of Miss
Annie Davis at her pretty little Lake
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