The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-21


Because it is the makin's of the
u. S. A.
Italian smokes are strong enough to
cause mule to sneeze,
The smokes they capture from the
Huns are like Limburger
cheese.
You have to wear a gas mask using
smokes made by the French
And English cigarettes will clean out
any German trench.
A soldier cannot smoke a powder rag,
He'd rather have the makin's in bag.
$3.50
GOldman-Green Wedding Plans
A wedding of much interest to
many Ocala friends will be the one in
Savannah, Ga, tonight, when Miss
Lillian Green will become the bride
of Mr.. Jake Goldman of this city.
The wedding will take place at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. A.
Green, on West 18th street, and the
ceremony will be performed by DIR.
Leonard M. Palitz, assisted by Rabbi
Levine. The ceremony will take place
in the drawing room under canopy
surrounded by tall palms, with a
background of Easter lilies.
The brides gown will be of ivory
duchess satin with an over-dress of
tulle bound with satin and caught up
with orange blossoms. The long court
train is of satin, caught to the shout
ders with orange blossoms. The tulle
veil will be arranged coronet style
with wreath of orange blossoms and
falls to the end of the train. The
bodice is of spangled Brussels net,
designed in silver love knots. Her
slippers are white satin studded in
pears, and she will carry a shower
bouquet of bride roses and sweet
peas, and will be given in marriage by
Mr.. Ben Weitz.
The brides sister, Mrs. I. Fodor of
New York city, will be the matron of
honor and will wear dress of silk
Venetian lace over white satin and a
black lace picture hat. Her flowers
will be Killarney roses. Miss Lillian
Rosener of Montreal, Canada, will be
one of the attendants and will wear
French grey Georgette embroidered
in cut steel and coral beads. Her pic
ture hat will match and her flowers
viii be American Beauty roses.
Mrs. /. A. Hornstein will be ths
other attendant and will wear cos
tune of Pekin blue satin, braided in
the same shade. Her hat will be Lisere
straw with blue trimmings and her
flowers will be Ophelia roses.
Master Maurice Fodor of New York
city, will be the page, dressed in a
white broadcloth suit.
Mr.. Leslie Green, the brides broth
er, will be Mr.. Goldman's best man.
Mrs. A. Green, the brides mother,
will be gowned in taupe charmeuse
trimmed with silver cloth and Geor-
gette. Mrs. B. Goldman Of Ocala will
wear gown of black charmeuse and
Georgette.
After the ceremony a wedding sup
per will be served, the color scheme
to be pink and white, and the entirs
lower floor of the home will be dec
Grated with carnations and Easter
lilies.
Mr.. Goldman and his bride will
leave tonight for Charlotte, N. c.,
and from there will go to northern
points of interest The bride will
travel in suit of navy tricotine cloth
with hat to match, and shoes ana
gloves of grey.
Mr.. Goldman will bring his young
wife to 0cala in about two weeks and
they will reside with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Goldman, where they will
be given a cordial welcome by many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Pollock of
Dubuque, Iowa, have arrived in Ocala
for a short visit to DIR. and Mrs. L.
Fl. van Engelken. Mr.. and Mrs. Pol
lock have been in Jacksonville for
some time to be near their son, who is
stationed at Camp Johnston.
$50
DIR. and Mrs. Rogers of Trenton, N.
j., have decided to locate in OcaIa.
They have been at the home of Mrs.
R. L. Bridges for several weeks, but
have leased Mr.. w. K. Zewadski's
home on Oklawaha avenue and will
move there some time next week.
Mr.. Zewadsh viii continue to make
his home there.