The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-09


Congressman Clark Gives Seeds
for TuscaWiIIa Park
Congressman Frank Clark, who is
always doing things for the people of
Florida, has now made the ladies, who
are planting flowers and shrubs in
Tuscawilla Park, very happy by send
ing to them several large boxes of all
kinds of beautiful flowers and shrubs
There are in the collection, snowballs,
red spiaree. athens, bigonias, an6
many others that will add very much
to the beauty of this park.
The work is steadily going on and
before long the people of Ocala will
be very much surprised to see just
how much has been done. If any one
wants to donate any flowers, ferns,
shrubs, or any kind of plants, or
money, they can telephone Mrs. Emily
Green or Mrs. F. G. B. Weihe and they
will be delighted to call for your con
tribution.
Richardson-Dunbar
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D.
Moody at 1908 North Morgan ST., Sat
urday evening at $3.50 o'clock, Miss
Ethel Richardson and Mr.. John L.
Dunbar were married in the presence
of the family and small company OF
friends. Rev. C. P. Thornton, of the
Second Advent Christian church, Off
ciated. The bride is lovely young
woman, and enjoys a wealth of friend.
ship in. the city. The bridegroom is
Pennsylvania, having lived in the
city about two years, being connected
with one of the principal, automobile
houses of the city. He is fine, con
genial young business man, and has
scores of friends who will wish him
much happiness. They will reside at
21O2 Central Ave.-Tampa Times
The bride of the above wedding is {.
former Ocala girl.
Rotary Picnic Called Off
On account of the death of Mrs. ID
E. McIver the picnic that the Rotary
club were to have given on Monday
night was called off.
Mr. Julian RentZ, a former popular
Ocala boy, spent Easter Sunday Ii
Ocala, the guest of friends.
Miss Helen Taft, daughter of ex
President and Mrs Taft, who is now
visiting an aunt in California, denies
her engagement to Prof Manning, of
Yale University, which has been re.
Gently rumored.
Sergent Edward Green's many
friends are glad to have him at home
again. He is on furlough and will
be in the. city for couple of weeks
Mrs. Klein Graham, of Gainesville
spent few days in Ocala last week.
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. George X. Robinson.
Mr.. George MacKay has returned
home from Yonkers, N. Y. where he
went to accompany the remain of his
brother, the late Mr. Kenneth Mac
Kay, and to attend his funeral.
Mrs. Stephen Jewett and her two
pretty little baby girls are now spend
ing while with Mrs. Jewett's parents
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Weathers, before
leaving for their future home in Sava
nnah Georgia
Misses Loree, and Lethie Revelle
who have been spending some time
in Ocala at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
I. A. Blake. returned on Sunday 10
their home in Mayo. Their brother
Mr.. Reyelle drove them through the
country in his car, and he returned
to Ocala on Tuesday.
SIS
Miss Ella May Rivers. who is now
living in Jacksonville, spent Easter ii
ocala as guest of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. R. ]. Rivers, on Second
street
Mr. Arthur Clark of Jacksonville has
been spending a few days at Lake
Weir with his parents. He left on
Sunday for Groveland, where he will
do some auditing.
The many Ocala friends of DR.. B. 3.