The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-06-20
ocaIa Man WEEDS in Jazz

ocaIa Man WEEDS in. Jazz
Mr.. Lloyd F ManIey, of this city,
and Miss Ruth v. Lundberg, Of Oak
land, California, were married last
week very quietly in Jacksonville
Miss Lundberg having come to that
city from California to meet her fl
ance.
Mr. Manley is a son of Mr.. J. L..
Marley and the late Mrs. Manley OF
this city, who moved to this city
several years ago from Chicago and
purchased the 2. B. Turner farm.
southwest of the city They have q
splendid farm and have been most
successful in it's operation. Mr.. and
Mrs Manley will make their home
in this city on their farm, having
arrived last Saturday from Jackson
vile. where their marriage took
place several days ago.
Lieut.. w. Nj. Martin compIimented
Tuesday night Mrs Van. Hood en-
tertained number OF the younger
set at a very enjoyable theater party
in compliment to Lieut.. W. NJ. Mar
tin who has just returned home
from a years service overseas. Mrs
Hoods other guests we're Misses Sa-
rah Pearl Martin, Sarah DeHon, Mar
guerite Edwards, Nettie Camp, Ellen
Stripping, Ethel and Bertha Horne.
CalIie Gissendaner, Eloise Henry
and Messrs Alfred Green, Norman
Horne, Carl Sewell, Joe Borden Otis
Green, Mack Taylor, George Looney.
John Bats, Neil Ferguson, Lieut.. and
Mrs Morris Smith, Mrs Edward HoI-
der and Miss Marguerite Porter.
Mrs. Hoods guests met at the
Temple at eight O'Clock and fruit
punch was served in the sitting room
by Mrs. Morris Smith,
After witnessing the pictures Mrs.
Hood and her guests went to the
Court Pharmacy, where refreshments
Of peach cream, white cake, nabisco
waters and salted nuts were most
attractively served. Small tables
had been arranged with lace cloths
and conferred with cut glass baskets
of Shasta daisies. and at each place
was small yellow basket tied with
I a bow of yellow ribbon holding the
salted nuts
This pretty compliment to one OF
. OcaIa's returned soldier boys was
very greatly enjoyed by Mrs. Hoods
guests.
Wedding at Oak
Last Sunday afternoon at Oak
: Miss Sarah Lee PEBBLES was quietly
married TO Mr.. Charles Henderson
of Lynne, Rev. R. A. Strickland, the
, Baptist minister at Oak, officiating.
The ceremony was witnessed by
!. several friends of the young couple,
who soon after their marriage left
for their future home at Lynne
Both the bride and groom of this
wedding are members of well known
Marion county families, the groom
being son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Henderson, of Lynne.
This young couple begin their mar
Tfa
!, and their host of friends extend
hearty congratulations and good
, wishes to them,
Prominent 0unneIton Couple
Wed in OcaIa-
A quiet wedding was soIemnized in
this city last Friday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Williams
on Fort King avenue. The groom
was Mr.. James E. Metcalf, of DunneI-
Ion, and the bride Miss Mildred Lee
Blankenship, also of DunnelIon, but
formerly Of Virginia.
Rev Smith Hardin. of the Method
ist church, was the 0ffici ing minister
uniting the destinies of this young
couple. Their wedding was witnessed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and a few
other friends.
Mr.. Metealf has Just recently re-
ceived his discharge from the navy
and is engaged in the drug business
at Dunnellon with his brother. Mr..
w. E. Metcalf, and he ID well known
in this city He and his young bride,
who is very lovely young woman,
have the cordial good wishes of their
many friends, who hope that their