The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-07

"The eight little flower girls came
first carrying out the yellow and
white color motif in their costumes.
They carried a daisy chain which
formed an aisle for the remainder OF
the wedding party. The first two wore
dainty white organdie frocks with
yellow sashes and hair ribbons, the
next two, yellow tulle frocks with yell
low bows, the next couple wore white
organdie and the next yellow. The eff
feet was charming"
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Whaley and
daughters and Miss Elizabeth Davis
expect to motor to Daytona Sunday
for weeks visit.
Master Leonard Bennett went to
the lake. this afternoon to be the
guest of Mrs. Clements until We'd
nesday.
Miss Grisella Merrill of Palatka
arrived in Ocala this Afternoon for
several days visit to Mrs. Duncan
Macdonald.
Mrs. w. F. Hill is entertaining this
afternoon at Hotel Oaks in honor of
Mrs. Jerre Crooks attractive visitor,
Miss Ruby Gissendaner of Ocala.-
Barlow Record.
Mrs. T. M. Moore who stepped on
a nail yesterday is suffering with it
considerably today. Her friends are
glad to hear that no chances were
taken, and that she was given anti
toxin yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boisseau and
their little girl left this afternoon for
a vacation in Virginia. Mr.. Boisseau's
place in the Seaboard ticket office
will be filled until his return by Mr..
r. E. Camp of Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Williams of
Jacksonville, who have been visiting
Mr. Loring Bracken for the past
week, motored to Williston today for
short visit. They will also make a
visit to friends in Gainesville before
returning home.
Mrs. Blanche Hannah returned this
morning from Washington, where
she has been the guest for the past
six weeks of Mrs. George Pollock
and family. Miss Christine did not
return with her, as was expected, but
will remain in Washington during the
summer.-St. Petersburg Independ-
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Livingston drove
over from Kissimmee Sunday in their
super six, bringing Misses Josie and
Alice Steed home. Others in the party
were Miss Ann Carson, Messrs. Lee
Gerald, Bobby Page and Mcpherson.
They returned Sunday night.-De-
Land Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. K Sage, Yonge
Sage, Mrs. ]. M. Mcdonald and Sam
Fosnot leave tomorrow morning on
ali auto tour through West Florida,
Alabama and Georgia. They will be
gone two weeks. The party will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Sage's daughter, Mrs.
G.. w. Pitts and family, while in Co.
lumbus.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Swain of New York city, June
"a. Mr.. Swain is a brother of Mrs.
Jack Halton, Mrs. FL. S. Smith and
Mrs. Young. He has been in Sarasota
several times. Mrs. Swain was for
merly Miss Jean Mclean of Pitts
burg, and spent several winters here.
Sarasota Times.
A treat is in store for Ocala at the
Temple next Tuesday when the Con-
federate reunion at Washington will
be shown. At the reunion Mr.. Chris
tian AXIS car was considered unusu-
ally attractive. 1t was literally COW
cred with Florida moss and cotton.
Visitors at the reunion say that sew
eral close views were taken of Miss
Caroline Harriss and Miss Adela AK,
who carried a gorgeous flag over
Florida.
One of the best Fox pictures ever
shown in Ocala will be put on at the
Temple today, "The Fires of Con-
science" which is the story of a
strong mans test of honor and the
part is well taken by William Far
mum. Farnum takes his young wife,
Gladys Brockwell, college girl
home and there murders his neigh
Dor, Paul Sneed who had previously