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SOCIETY
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daughter, Mrs. L. r. Chazal and fam
fly.
Bert Leigh in Jacksonville
Tuesday night at the Duval thea
ire in Jacksonville Bert Leigh appear
ed in the leading role in the drama .
Tea for Three" a Selwyn prOduc
ton. The Times-Union said that this
play proved highly pleasing TO the
audience and Jacksonville was pleas
ed 10 welcome Bert Leigh we'll
known and greatly liked here and
appearing as the friend of the wife.
the biase, cynical. careless man OF
the world very entertainingly assum-
ed a congenial role and made it tell
ing Mr.. Leigh has much 10 do and
makes love, talks philosophy, acts,
moves and appears TO be an insolent
careless synic imagined by the play
wright That such a man should be
admired by women and hated by
men not nearly so clever though pos
sibly much better, is natural, and the
study Of the character offered by Mr..
Leigh is most satisfactory
Mrs Bert Leigh and little daugh'
ter, Virginia Sistrunk, went up to
Jacksonville on Tuesday to be with
Mr.. Leigh during his engagement
there.
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Mr.. Heron Todd Weds in
New York City
News was received in Ocala last
Friday Of the marriage of Mr.. Heron
Hall Todd, formerly of this city. His
marriage was very quietly solemniz-
ed Friday morning at the Little
Church Around the Corner" in New
York City, and Immediately 'afte~
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Todd left
for a wedding "trip to Niagara Falls
and other places, after which they
will reside in washington, D. c.,
where the groom has a position.
In his excitement over his mar
rage the groom in his message to
his mother neglected to state the
name of his bride, except to call her
''Mollie." al
Mr.. Todd is. the older of the two
sons of Mrs. Rexie G. Todd. of this
city and had lived here most of his
life. He recently returned from Eng.
gland where he spent some time in
the United States army and since
his discharge he has been making
his home in Washington
Mr. foods Ocala friends extend
to him and his young bride congrat-
ulations and Best good wishes.
-PulIen-Nelson Wedding
News was received in Oca1a re
Gently of the 4narrfage of Miss Fan
ME Belle Nelson of Oxford, and Mr..
Tom Pullen al this city, Mr. and
Mrs. Pullen are expected to return
to Ocala at Ah early date to make
their home here.
Mrs. PullenAhas made Ocala her
home for some time. She was for
some months an employee at Mr. Ger
ig's Specially shop but more recent.
ly was with TIE Book shop. She IS
a very sweet9@nd attractive young
lady. J.
Mr.. Pullen has lived in Ocala for
some time. He has just recently re-
ceived his discharge from the army
and returned % Ocala. At the time
of his marriage he was employed at
the HarringtoM Hall barber shop.
Mrs. j. N. kummus of Miami
beach who Went to Baltimore several
weeks ago to be with her daughter,
Mrs. Lambert e. Rock, who was Sc
riously i'll in assanitarium near there
returned home yesterday accompa-
MED by her daughter, Mrs. Rock, who
is much improved in health. though
still very weak and requiring the
constant attention of trained nurse
who accompanied her here. 1t is be
lieved that nOwa she is at home, Mrs
Rocks recovery will be more rapid
and ultimate@ Miami
Metropolis.
Ocala friendsE of Miss Susan It'd
ball of Arkansas will be interested
in learning of her recent marriage tc
Mr.. E. D. Means of Stigler, OklahO.
ma. Several years ago Miss Tidball
taught in the Ocala High School and