The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-07-04
PrettysHome wedding at citra--

On Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J..
b. BoriafH in Citra, there occurred a
sweet and simple home wedding
when her Youngest daughter, Ethel,
was given An marriage to Mr. Will
liam Christian of Mcintosh. The
mousse was very tastefully decorated
with palms, 1erns and pretty cut
flowers, and made a lovely setting for
the bride. whd5looked unusually pref
ty and sweet in her bridal robe Of
white net ertaatin, and long tulIe
ven which wa5scaught to her pretty
dark hair withtsa wreath of orange
blossoms. The&ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Smith Hardin of
Ocala. There Were no attendants
and olny the fa&nily and very init
mate friends were present to wit
ness the marriage
After the cerFmony the guests
were invited into the dining room,
which was lovely IN it's simple deco
rations of fiowersfA and ferns. The Ia
BILE was centereds with a beautiful
wedding cake, and 1from the chande-
Tier was draped white tulle and tied
in pretty fluffy bows at the four cor
ners of the table, A delicious but
simple luncheon was served.
After chatting Awhile with the
guests the bride denned her travelling
suit. and soon after Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian left for An automobile trip
to different watering places in Flor
ida
! The bride of this wedding is one
of Marion county$a loveliest young
ladies and is popfaar wherever she
is known. During the war she did
much Red Cross work, being head of
the Citra branch Mr. Christian has
just returned homo from France,
where he served fseountry for over
year He is splendid young bust
ness man and has Aaany friends who
will wish for him sand his bride a
long and happy weHded life.
The out of town gsiests at this mar
riage were Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Chris
tian, parents of the groom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dedman and MR.. Barclay Neil,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Borland and son.
James, cousins of the bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. Borland Mrs. Nat Hunter
and little daughterE and Miss Eugnia
Fuller
r
The many friends in this city or
Mrs. r.. c. Amid08 nee Miss Katie
Bars, were shocked and grieved to
learn of her deaths yesterday in jack
sonville of double pneumonia. De-
ceased was reared Gin Gainesville and
resided here untsH few years ago
when she moved with her parents to
Jacksonville. She numbered her
friends by her acquaintances. Pos
sessing brights happy and friendly
and loving disposition, she won many
friends, all of whom mourn her death.
Times Union The above item will
be read with great deal of sorrow
by the friends of Mrs Amidon. Mrs.
Amidon as Miss Katie Bars lived in
Gainesville Up to the time of her
marriage and bad many friends here.
During the VII she was representing
the largest Heel corporations and
secured man $contratcs from the gov
eminent. hfsk Amidon vsakla niece
of Mr.. Whitfield M Palmer of this
city. sc
dslVls yIeT rs0.ss9s 3Gi scsi9b
q The many Friends of Mr.. Frank ADJ
ans were had tosHsee Shim on the
streets OF Q3ala this week. Mr.. Ad-
ans was ON of the first TO be- draft
ed from Msrion county and during
nearly two bears that he was in the
serivce he served his country wen.
Mr. adams srained at Camp Jackson
and from : private he1was immedi-
ately mate corporal and soon a
sergeant sd while abroad he was
promoted y the highest ncn-cOml
missioner offcer, that Of master me
chanic in fhe engineering corps. Mr..
Adams White. be states that he es-
scaoed WITHOUT scratch. he says that
me came Isl contact more than once
with. sxsrs kind of gas that was used
e vwssoeaaS .ssS yAya
a Nh rrzEs Conner il : again nj
goeala. He xarHedF last Sunday at
SILVER SPRINGS having come down on
the exeprSisesi sHesEf net net At At the s