The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-10-14
BELLEvIEW

Bellev1ew, Oct. ia very inter
esting event took place last Wednes-
day night. Oct. 9th. at Mr. and Mrs.
E.. A. Baxter's residence at 8 o'clock
when their eldest daughter, Dorothea
Goldie Baxter was united in mar
rage to Mr.. Harry c. HarreI by Rev.
E. A. Lawhon of Jacksonville. The
house was very lastly decorated and
the bride carried a beautiful bouquet
of ferns and roses. Only a few of
their most intimate friends were
present at the ceremony. the parents
of the bride and groom, Miss Eleanor
Abshire, Miss Grace Stanley. Winters
Hames and Jesse Freer
After the ceremony Mr.. Joe Mar.
shall accompanied by the Misses Ire
mer took the bride and groom to
Ocala and on returning at about IL
o'clock there were all welcomed at the
home of Mr.. G. A. Tremere with 9
serenade The young couple have
many friends who wish them a long
and happy married life.
Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
Smith entertained at their home will
a peanut boiling which was mucl
enjoyed by all the young folks.
The dance at the Civic League Fri
lday night was enjoyed by all
i Rev. E. A. Lawhon and DR.. Tired
Ilwell have returned to jacksonville
Miss Katharine Feuchter entertain
ed at her home Friday night in homo
of her sixteenth birthday. Many in
teresting games wer played and re
lfreshments of ice cream and cak
Iwere served at a late hour.
H Mr.. Bonnie Shedd is home from TO
a few days visit with his parents, Nh
and Mrs. J. N. Shedd. He came Sat
urday and it being his birthday
merry crowd of young people CAV
him a surprise party Saturday night
H Mrs. j. G. Coggswell and Mis-
Rotsford returned to their home her
Sunday from spending the summer i
Connecticut. We are always glad t
see our many northern. friends retur
for the winter.
The Baptist Young Peoples Unio
gave the newlyweds, Mr.. and Mr..
81. A. Harrell, a miscellaneous shove
at their home Tuesday night. The
are amking their home on the job
Brown place. After the bride an
groom looked over their many usefr
gifts, games were played and refresh
ments of punch, cake, cookies an
peanuts served.
Belleview has a shoemaker in tow
now, Mr.. Baulknight He has hi
shoe shop in the Dudley store at tn
left of the real estate office in tn
Masonic building.
Miss Leona Hetherington of JacI
sonville and Mrs. James Boring {
Youngstown, o., are visiting the Nor
roes at the Lake View house thi
week
| The B. Y. P. u. held a bushes
Injecting with the Misses Tremer
Tuesday night and great plans wer
made for a Halloween social to b
lheld in the town hall Oct. 80. Yo
are invited to attend. A jolly goo
time is anticipated by all.
i The opening of the Lake View hi
tel is pleasant social affair of Sal
Iurday night. October 10th. The pei
pie of Belleview have been eagerl
waiting for this announcement q
many long summer weeks have bee
| spent in putting the big hotel in shaI
for the entertainment of guests. No
is stands majestically ON the big hi
overlooking Lake Lillian, with bran
new furnishings throughout, electr
, lights and running water. This is on
lof Belleview's biggest drawing card
of which her people are justly prou
Mrs. III. B. Monroe and her siste
Mrs. o. S. Shade, who own and wi
. manage the Lake View. take tn
J means of extending a cordial invit;
ton to all their friends and well wis
. ers to attend this occasion that WI
mark new era in Belleview.
0 We are agents for the Walk-Oy