The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-11-17
WiIliams.Counts

Rebecca Counts and Private George
Williams will be greatly interested to
hear of their marriage which occur
ed at the home of the groom's mother,
Mrs. George Williams at two o'clock
this morning.
The ceremony was performed by
Judge Smith in the presence of Mrs.
Williams and Mr.. w. E. Melton. Pri-
vate Bowman of Oxford, who is in
Co. A, was also present. 1t was real
war time wedding, with no prepare
lions whatever, the bride wearing a
coat suit and the groom his regular
soldiers uniform.
Mrs. Williams is niece of Mr.. J.
FL. j. Counts, and has been in the alb
stract Office for several years. She
has made her home at the Colonial
hotel. She is very lovable young
woman with many friends.
Private Williams is the only son of
Mrs. George Williams of this city and
has been with Company A at Camp
Wheeler. He has been home for a
short visit and will return to Camp
Wheeler tonight.
Mrs. Williams will make her home
with her husbands mother.
The many friends of the couple
wish them the greatest happiness and
hope that the time is not far distant
when the groom will be able to return
to Ocala and his charming young
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Oliver passed
through Tallahassee Wednesday on
their way north to spend their hon.
leymoon. Tallahassee Democrat.
$3.50
Miss Mae Stein went to Jackson
vile this afternoon on the Floridian
to spend several days with her broth
er, Mr.. Harry Stein at the Windle
hotel.
Mrs. G. G. Perry and children and
Mrs. Anderson left Thursday for OK
ford, where they will be joined later
by Mr.. Perry, who will visit with rel
atives in Ocala, Pedro and Lady
Lake. Manatee Banner.
L
/ Mrs. J. D. Macdonald returned
home last night from brief visit in
Jacksonville. Mrs. Macdonald is
expecting Mrs. Arthur Rowland OF
New York state, from Palatka this
Iafternoon for short visit. Mrs. Row.
land is former Palatka girl
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Misses Ethel and Elizabeth, Mr.. Car
Sewell, Mr.. Stancole and Mr.. Johr
Martin motored to Jacksonville early
this morning in Mrs. Horne's car. The
party will return Sunday evening
with the exception of Mr.. Stancole
who is a resident of Jacksonville.
There's witchery in music, as
Shakspere knew. And now comes the
report that the music of the Amerf.
can violinist, Francis Macmillen has
won the heart and hand of Miss Mar
garet Wilson, the presidents daugh.
ter. Miss Wilson will sing in Jack.
sonville on December 7th for the ben
eft of the Red Cross.
Many friends of Mrs. A. E. Delouest
who has spent several months in hel
girlhood home, Rensselaer,, Ind, will
be delighted to hear that she plans tc
return home before Christmas. Mrs
Delouest seems much improved IN
some ways, as she is able to move
around more than when in Ocala, be-
ing able recently to take several long
motor trips.
Mr.. VIM. v. Knott and son, James
are in the city for a few days, return
ing to their home in South Florida
after going to Knoxville to place Mis-:
Mary Frank and Charles in the Uni
versity of Tennessee, where Mis-!
Knott is taking a medical course. The
many friends of Mrs. Knott in ITALIA
hassee are delighted to see her again
and in such excellent health.-Talla
hassee Democrat.
Judge and Mrs. Sam Barco of Mi
Iami, arrived in Ocala yesterday aft
ernoon in their car and took Mrs.
M. Barco out to Cotton Plant. The,
viii return this afternoon for DIR. AM
Mrs. J. M. Jackson of Miami, who ar
expected this afternoon on the Florid
ian. DIR. and Mrs. Jackson will re
turn home in few days with Mrs. ]
MI. Barco, but Judge and Mrs. Bare
will spend the formers well-earne
vacation with his boyhood friends an
relatives at Cotton Plant
People in general will be interest
. ed to hear of the marriage of Mis-
Jane Morgan, the elder daughter o
> Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Morgan of Ne1
: York, and Mr. George Nicols, ais
. of New York. The wedding took plac
: last Wednesday at Matimicook Poin1
. the Morgan country home at Gle
: Cove, L. l.. It was very quiet al
. fair witnessed only by relatives an
) intimate friends. The ceremony wa
Q followed by a small reception an
Q breakfast The bride has been prom
0 I;norflv identified with fhe Red eros