The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
Louis c. Massey WEEDS Mis-. Edith
Robinson

/ The marriage OF Hon. Louis C. Mas
sey. Of Orlando, and Miss Edith Robin
son. took place Wednesday morning
of last week, Zellwood. Mr. Massey
Is president of the State Bank or Or
lando and was president of the Flor
ida senate and served several years
as attorney for the Florida Railroad
Commission, and has been honored by
every elective office in the power of
the Masons of Florida. He is senior
member of the law firm of Massey &
Worlow.
Mrs. Massey has been connected
with the Cathedral school for Girls in
Orlando several years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Massey have gone norm on an extend
ed wedding trip.
Mrs. Massey is a sister Of Mrs.
Roy v. OFT, OF this city. and Mr.. and
Mrs. OFT were among the outof-town
guests at this wedding.
Mrs L. M. Murray and daughter,
Elizabeth, returned home on wednes-
day from a most enjoyable six weeks
stay in the mountains OF North Caro-.
lima.
Mr.. Louis II. Chazal. our hustling
secy. of the Board of Trade, has gone
to New York, where he will spend his
vacation. He will probably get many
new ideas that he will give to our
city.
Mrs. C.. e. Ahern. OF Starke, and
her sister-inlaw. Miss Ahern. spent a
few days in Ocala this week a guest
of Mrs. Ahern's sister, Mrs. G. C.
Sheppard.
Mr. Lang Goodyear spent the week.
end at Starke with his wife, who is
spending while there the guest of
relatives.
The citizens of Ocala and surround
ing towns very greatly missed the
band concert on last Friday niaht.
These concerts have added much
pleasure for the "stay-at-homes," dur
ing the hot summer months. Every
one will be delighted to learn that
there is movement on foot to get
this splendid little band to play dur
ing the winter months. Too much
praise cannot be given to Mrs. Man.
ley for getting the band together.
Mrs. Thomas Sexton and two chill.
dren, Tom and Marguerite Sexton are
at home after delightful summer
spent in Tennessee.
Mr.. ID. E. McIver left on Saturday
for Syracuse. N. Y. to spend several
weeks with his daughter, Miss Fran
ces McIver, who has been with rela.
tives there since the death of her
mother few months ago. Mr.. Nc
liver will also visit a number of other
places in the east before returning
home.
Ocala friends of Mr.. Milton Sand
ers, who was born here and spent his
early boyhood in Ocala regret exceed.
ingly to learn of the recent sudden
death of his wife at their home near
Cotton Plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Scott and Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Taylor moved back to
town last week from their summer
home on Lake Weir and Mr.. and Mrs.
George MacKay and family moved
up from the Highlands this week.
Mrs. D. S. Woodrow, Miss Blair
Woodrow and Miss Eliose Henry, who
have been spending home time in New
York city, sailed on Wednesday by
the Clyde line for Charleston, S. c. |
From Charleston they will go to the |
mountains of North Carolina for a
short stay before returning home.
Mrs. Fl. c. Dozier and Miss Cornelia |
Dozier will leave on Tuesday for st. I
Augustine, where the latter will en-
ter the Catholic convent In that city
for the winter.
Mrs. Charles Lloyd expects to leave
today or tomorrow for her home in
Jacksonville after visit Of ten days
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and /
Mrs. Frank Harris.