The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-12

Most Dflllldut dtuOh6 oONAoi O'SAe9
of the season and one in which great
interest conferred. was the wedding
81 Miss Eva Mae Futch, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Futch, Gainesville,
and ". J. Yost. Montgomery, Ala,
which was solemnized at 8 o'clock
wednesday evening, March TO- in the
Methodist Episcopal church at Gaines
vile.
Miss Futchs wedding party includ-
ed A number OF charming out-oftown
attendants. Miss Marion Futcb, sister
81 the bride-to-be. was maid of honor,
while matrons OF honor included Mrs.
Henry Futch. Mrs. Donald Morrison,
wrs. Ashley Hin. all of Atlanta, and
Mrs. Burke Nicholson, Richmond, Ga.
Miss Averill Fowler, Detroit; Miss
Elizabeth Lockridge. Atlanta; Miss
O.olia Medlin. jacksonville; Miss Har-
riet Clark. Washington, ID. c.; Miss
Lillian Clark and Miss Mariedes Mil
Ter. Gainesville, were the bridesmaids.
Taking the role OF flower girls were
Miss Regina Carter and Miss Lucille
Barco. brunette and blonde, attractive
little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Carter, of Gainesville, and Major
and Mrs. Z. T. Barco, of Washington,
ID. c., Master Henry Futch, Jr, of At
Ianta, nephew Of the bride, who car.
ried the ring.
Charles Z. Weisenburg, Montgom.
cry, Ala, acted as the best man and
the groomsmen were William C. Gid
den. Of Savannah; Charles A. Yost, of
New York. brother Of the groom, and
Henry Futch and Eli Futch, Gaines
willie, brothers OF the bride. Ushers
were Sam p. Harm. Edwin Hampton
and Clarence Thomas. all of Gaines
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The bridal music with Miss Ida Fen
nell at the organ was especially beau
tiful. The Bridal Chorus from Rose
maiden" was sung by Mrs. W.T.. Bodi-
ford. Mrs. Jack Briggs, Miss Nellie
DaCosta. w. M. Dale. DR.. George 5.
Waldo. Hollis Pemberton and Mr..
Yeats. while Mrs. Briggs sang "The
Dawn" by Guy D'Hardelot.
The Raw. I. c. Jenkins, pastor of
the Methodist church. performed the
ceremony. using the ring service.
Following the ceremony. there was
an informal reception at the Futch
home on Church street.
Mrs. Yost as Miss Eva Mae Futch
has visited Ocala on a number of oc-
casiOns and is most pleasantly re-
membered here.
7 During the past two weeks Mrs. 3.
X. Youge has entertained number
OF out-of-town people at house par
~. visitors coming and going the
while. and enjoying her generous hos
pitality. Automobile parties and 9TH
er forms Of entertainment and amuse-
ment delighted the guests. Among
the visitors were the following. Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Mcdonald, Philadel.
pbia; Miss Peg Ryan. New York; Mr..
frank Fowler. Brooklyn; Mr.. Arnold
Fisk. Boston; Mr.. Bob White. New
Haven Conn: Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Neisler. Reynolds. Ca; Mrs. ]. w.
Williams. Atlanta; Mr.. JEFF Davis,
Knoxville; Mr.. Roy Newmans, ocala;
MIR. Robt. Sturkie, Lade City: Mrs.
]. b. Davis. Tampa.-Laleland Tele.
gram.
Mrs. otto Mente returned last Sun
day afternoon to her home in Jack.
sonville after a short visit to her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs r. Z. Yonge and
family in this city.
Mr. d. c. Stiles. Jr., CT Jacksonville.
formerly Of this city, arrived in Ocala
Saturday for short visit. returning
TO Jacksonville Sunday afternoon.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Lucus returned
! home Sunday afternoon from Jackson
Vile, where they went especially to
attend the performance of AL. G.
Fields ministries in that city at the
Duval theater
Mrs. J. \. Johnson and her very
talented little daughter. Lucie, of Pa
iatka. arrived in ocala Sunday after.
poon for a visit with Mrs. Johnson's
sister. Mrs. l.. w. Ponder and her
friend. Mrs. p V. Leavengood.