The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-30
Pleasant Event in a Tennessee Home

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Pleasant Event in a Tennessee Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Embrey enter
tanned Tuesday evening from s to 10
at their beautiful country home with
an attractively arranged reception in
honor of Miss Georgia Taylor and Mr..
L. C. Parks whose wedding takes place
June 18th. In the receiving line with
Mr.. and Mrs. Embrey were Miss Geor-
gia Taylor, Mr.. Parks, Mrs. Roy Har-
bison, Misses Annis Joyce, Rena Lynn
Walker and Ora Chattin.
The lawn and galleries were deco
rated with bunting and flags, and
lighted with Japanese lanterns and all
during the evening delicious frappe
was dispensed by Misses Virginia
Brown, Grace Estill, Dora Simmons
and Katherine McGill.
The reception rooms were effective
~ decorated with ferns, vines and a
profusion of sweet peas in the tones
of red, white and blue.
A delicious salad course was serv-
ed in the dining room. About hum
dred and fifty guests enjoyed the oc-
Winchester, Tenn, Times
Mrs. Embrey was formerly Miss
Francis Scott, sister of Miss Helen
Scott, the charming and clever assis-
tant in the city clerks office.
The Star regrets to learn of a pain
full accident that happened Thursday
to Mrs. B. H. Norris. While going
down stairs, she tripped and fell,
breaking her arm. She is doing very
well today, however, wearing the in
jured member in sling and insisting
on being up and around the house,
performing as many duties as she can.
| $50
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. C. Chambliss left
yesterday for a weekend visit to
friends in Plant City.
Mr.. John Martin, prominent bus
mess man from Ocala, with large
Iturpentine interests, was weekend
visitor at the home of his brother-in-
law, Mr.. J. w. Williamson. He was
accompanied by his. daughter and son.
Miss Sarah Pearl and w. M. Martin
and also his niece, Miss Eugenia Full
ler.-DeLand News.
Mrs. w. w. STRIPPING and daughter
who have been visiting at the C. III
Campbell home on East New York
avenue, returned to their home in
IOcala Monday afternoon. Mr.. Strip
ling spent few days III DeLand, re-
turning with them in C. H. Camp.
BELLS auto.-DeLand News.
| Motoring from Jacksonville the
latter part of the week were Messrs
George Howard, L. C.. Lance, Brad,
ley James and L. Dow. On their re
turn Sunday they were accompanied
to Daytona by Mr.. Cullen Talton anc
Misses Irene Campbell, Martha anC
Florence Gregory and Ellen Strip
lling.-DeLand News.
Miss Ruby Gissendaner of Ocala il
the attractive guest of Mrs. Jerr'
Crook for couple of weeks.-Bartov
Record.
Miss Ruth Robertson of Ocala is il
. the city for couple of weeks visi
with her sister, Mrs. Marvin Watts
Miss Robertson has been in Ocala 70
the past three seasons as trimmer TO
millinery store and is making goo
| in her rofession.-Bartow Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tyler, MI
and Mrs. Robert Cornell and son lef
Wednesday for 0cala, Gainesville an
= Silver Springs and other points for
, few days vacation and visit to rela
: ltives.-Lakeland Telegram.
: Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Carlisle of Jacl
sonviIIe, were pleasant guests of hi
n brother, Mr.. ]. B. Carlisle and famil
= Wednesday. They are visiting rel;
n tives here and at Ocala before lea7
ing for Carlisle, Pa, where they WI
: make their future home.-Dunnellc
Advocate.
Miss Mary Cassels, daughter
n Prof. w. II. Cassels of Ocala, arrive
in the city yesterday to visit her Ii
n tie friend, Miss Virginia McCraw.-
Gainesville Sun.
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- Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Chambliss
Ocala, are expected in the city tomo
n row and will remain a couple of day
v They come to attend the services
al the new Primitive Baptist church, al
while here will be guests Of DR.. al
Mrs. W. J. Holton.-Plant City Cou
~ Ter.