The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-17
Marriage Of Miss Grace MiIiiean and
Mr.. Frank Bishop E.

Marriage Of Miss Grace MiIiigan and
Mr.. Frank Bishop
I Sunday at noon at the Methodist
parsonage on Fort King avenue in
this city Miss Grace Milligan and
Mrs. Frank W. Bishop, both OF An
thony. in this county. were quietly
married in the presence Of several
relatives OF the bride and groom.
The marriage ceremony was solemn
Ifzed by the Rev. Smith Hardin, who
used the beautiful ring ceremony of
the Methodist church.
After their marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
Bishop and the guests at their we'd
J ding enjoyed a wedding breakfast at
the home of Mrs. Joe Davis imme-
lately after which the bride and
groom left in their automobile for =
wedding trip down the east coast.
They will 90 as far as Miami and will
be away a couple Of weeks. after
which they will be at home to their
friends at the home Of the groom At
Anthony.
Bot Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop are mem
bers OF two of the best known OF
Marion county families. and both are
very popular with a large circle OF
! friends in Anthony, 0cala and other
places in the county, all OF whom
wish for them future all golden and
happy as was their marriage morn
Miss Milligan was married in her
travelling costume, a tailored blueI
wool velours and a pretty georgette
blouse and attractive hat TO match.
Next Weeks Temple Program
| Monday, "Martha's vindication,'
and a comedy.
i Tuesday, Blanche Sweet In the
objectionable Sin" and a Hearst
Weekly.
! Wednesday, Peggy Hyland in
Cheating Herself" and a comedy.
Thursday, Theda Bara in "The 81
ren's Song" and Mutt & Jeff
Friday, Louis Bennison IN High
Pockets" and Hearst Weekly
Saturday. Grace Diamond in
What Every Woman Wants" and
comedy.
Delegates Appointed to the
U. o. c. Convention
! Friday afternoon at the meeting
of the Dickson chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy held
with Mrs o. T. Green, Mrs. Green
and Mrs. H. W Tucker were appoint
ted delegates to the annual conven-
ton to be held in Tampa in Novem-
Der Miss Josie Williams and Mrs.
B. D.. Blackburn were appointed al
ternates
Mr. William Camp. who has been
spending the summer at Toxaway,
y. c. and who for the past several
weeks has been in Atlantic City and
Buffalo has returned home
Miss Alice Adams has returned to
her home at Lady Lake after a pleas
ant visit in this city. the guest nj
her aunt Mrs Rube Redding and
family
The Ocala friends and friends all
over the state will be glad to learn
that Mrs D. E. McIver. who recently
wen- 10 Rochester. Mimi. TO under
go an operation, stood the trip spI"n
didly and is getting along nicely
The operation will probably be per-
formed some time next week
Miss Sue Barco returned TO her
home in Clearwater last week from
Miami. where she was called by the
recent death OF her mother.
Mr. L. r. Chazal returned home
last Friday afternoon from a short
business visit in New York City.
Mrs. G. D. Washburn was made
very glad Monday last by the almost
simultaneous arrival OF her husband
and their son, Sergeant Frank Wash
burn. who returned only few days
ago from France, where he has been
nearly all summer. Mr.. and Mrs
Washburn have gone TO Mi
ami 20 visit their married
daughter and sister, formerly Miss
Emma Washburn, and for the first
time in some years will have a re-