The Ocala banner., 1920-06-25

struction, and they would not release
him. He did not request release, how
ever. Prof Workman comes at this
time to confer with the local school
board relative to improvements which
are to be installed in the public
schools. items in Metropo-
lis.
Marriage Of Mr.. Olaf Zewadski and
Miss Irene Dayton Pretty Event
in New York City
On the evening of June %, in the
Chapel of the Broadway Tabernacle
56th and Broadway, New York City
DR.. Jefferson officiated at the wedding
of Miss Irene Dayton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. V. Dayton of New York,
and Mr.. Olaf Barco Zewadski, the
youngest of the four splendid sons of
| Mr.. w. K. ZewadSki of this city
The brides sister, Miss Marion
Dayton attended her as maid of honor
and Miss Elizabeth Marshall of Cam
| bridge, Mass, as bridesmaid
| Mr.. Robert Clarkson, formerly of
Ocala but now of Bridgeport, acted as
the groom's best man, and following
the ceremony reception was held at
|
Fifth avenue.
The romance OF this young couple
started in France, the bride serving
with the Y. NJ. C. A. in canteen work
having gone abroad with the Wells
College Unit in 1917, the same time
Lieut. Zewadski was an aerial observ-
er with the A. E. F..
Mr.. Zewadski now lives in Miami
hn fc he
liam l. Phillips Realty Firm, and it is
there that he will take his bride, but
| first they will spend few days in
Jacksonville, coming from there to
Ocala to visit the groom's father and
his uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. Walt
er Hood. A very cordial welcome
awaits the pretty young bride of this
very popular Ocala boy, all of his host
of warm friends being most anxious
to make the acquaintance of young
| Mrs. Zewadski.
Will Tour East Coast
! Herbert M. Issacs, of the McCants-
Hall Company, accompanied by his
family is now driving his car to
Gainesville, at which point they will
be joined by Miss Annie Mannassee,
| his sister-in-law, who will go to Ocala
with them. At Ocala they will be
! joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Malever
and will continue on down the East
Coast on a pleasure tour-Sunday's
Times Union.
Mr.. and Mrs J. K. Dickson and
daughter, Elizabeth leave on Monday
for Ahseville. N c. and Anderson, S.
c., where they will spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Allen Walkley and her three
little girls and Mrs. Walkley's. aunt,
Miss Mary expects to leave on Mon
| day for Asheville, where they have
taken a cottage for the summer.
Mrs. William Sinclair. who has
spent the past winter in Jacksonville
with her son. Mr.. Robert Sinclair has
returned to her home in this city.
/ She was accompanied by two of her
grandchildren. who will make their
home with her.
! Mrs. Claude Nelson and her two
children of Jacksonville are spending
few weeks in Ocala as the guests
of Mrs. Melons mother and brother.
Mr.. John G. Gonto spent several
days in Tallahassee on business last
week.
! Miss Louise Booe, formerly of Ocala
but now of Miami. has been most de-
Hch full toi in To oh q
recently, where she visited relatives
enroute home from Tallahassee, where
she went to be a bridesmaid aat the
wedding of her friend, Miss Rosa
/ Yawn.
Mrs. C. H. Dekle, of Palatka former.
| ly Miss Sally Spurlin. has gone to
Lake Weir to spend several weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
! Spurlin.
Miss Mamie Taylor spent couple
of days this week in Jacksonville.
| Miss Helen Brown returned on Fri
day from Miami, where she has been
visiting friends.
Mrs. Harry Simon after spending a
couple of weeks in Ocala with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peyser
nos returned to her home in Miami
She was accompanied home by Misses
Carolyn and Babette Peyser.
/
Miss Florrie Cook, who for the past
number of years has been making her
home in Palatka has gone to Jackson