The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-15

ernoon. Promptly at $3.50, with the
president in the chair the meeting
was called to order and after a short
prayer the seven members present
proceeded with the business, electing
Mrs. Carney president for the ensu-
ling year; Mrs. Edward Carmichael
first vice president; Mrs. A. Y.
IStrunk second vice president; Miss
Irma Blake recording secretary; Mrs.
a. A. Winer corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Walter Hood registrar; Mrs. L.
E. Lang historian, and Mrs. e. L.
Scott treasurer. The newly elected
officers were given their seats irnnne-
Idiately, the retiring president making
a few appropriate remarks welcoming
the new president into the work. Mrs.
McIver has been the chapters efficient
leader for two years, and it is with
deep regret and genuine sorrow of all
the chapter that she would not ac-
Icept reappointment. During her
administration the organization has
been wonderfully strengthened and
her able leadership will be greatly
missed. Mrs. Carney has been a
faithful and most efficient vice presi-
dent and goes into the chair fully
equipped to carry on the great work
and with her able co-workers much
will be expected of her. She accepted
the newly conferred honor most grac-
iously. There being no further bust
ness, the meeting adjourned, the So
cial half hour being unobserved on
account Of the recent bereavement in
the neighborhood.
i The many friends in this city of
Miss Mattye Van Fleet, who for some
i time was member of the Ocala high
school faculty, will be greatly inter-
Iested to learn of her marriage on
Thursday last in Barlow to Mr.. Albert
L. Dickey of @Citrus HILL" Auburn
dale, son of Mr.. Joseph Dickey of
Canada, man of much prominence.
and many friends. The marriage
ceremony took place at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Van Fleet Since leaving
Ocala Miss Van Fleet has been teach
| ing school in Barlow and Lake City
and her host of friends there and else
! where are extending cordial good
wishes.to the happy couple.
4
!. The Vineville Methodist church of
Macon, Ca, was the scene of a beau
tiful wedding last Wednesday evening
when Miss Bernice Wright, the lovely
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wright, was given in marriage to Mr..
Robert Byrd Wright of the same city.
Miss Wright was attended by Misses
Ruth Brown of Tennille, Mary
Coates, Harriet Wright and her sister,
Miss Lillian Wright, was maid of
honor. Messrs. Archer Dasher Jr.,
Dudley Woodward, j. B. Wright,
Campbell Jones, Randolf Wright,
Charles McMullen, Emmett Barnes
Jr. and j. Campbell Jones were mem
bers of the wedding party The inn
pressive ceremony was solemnized by
Rev. John Seals. The bride, who is
considered one of the most beautiful
of the young society set of Georgia,
was radiant in duchess satin with
court train and draped in tulle veil
held in place by. cluster of orange
blossoms. She carried magnificent
bridal bouquet showered with lilies of
the valley and was as bewitching a
bride as any groom could wish. As
Miss Wright she has been frequent
visitor to relatives in this city, being
a granddaughter of the late General
and Mrs. Robert Bullock and niece OF
Judge w. S. and Mr.. Raymond B. Bull
lock. After the wedding reception at
the home of the bride the happy pair
departed for points in the east, where
I they will spend several weeks, re-
I turning to Macon to make their home
\ for the present at the residence of the
Y groom's mother, Mrs. L. r. Wright or
\ College street.
Y Little Miss Rhoda Thomas exper.
ienced an adventure Sunday after.
noon that she will never forget. She
and little friend started out for 9
horseback ride. When around or