The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-13


I William e. WeigaI. 81 Jacksonville
Master WeigeE Is very HANDSOME
child His mother was before her
marriage one Of the Misses Farris. 81
this CITY, ana ne il nephew of Mrs.
q e. q. BRYANT.
Pretty Trihlke 70 Taiented Marion
County Artist
Following al established custom 20
present annually to their members
and friends in particular. one first
lcIass musical attraction the annie
Perdue SebrIng Chapter. Ell D 6. this
year brought to the Morocco tempie
Edwin Swain baritone. ana assistant
artists. VINO Friday might made their
initial appearance before d JaeksoH
willie audience.
Mr.. Swain introduced himself Is
an amateur artist. although very d ma
tured artist His voice. a bass bara
tone. has sufficient height and.
throughout its wide range the reg
listers are we'll blended The voice l.
son0rous and an all times pleasing
What is perhaps s1ill more important
Mr.. SWANS singing is neither monot
sonDus nor firing on account of his APP
parent earnestness and sincerity OF
his work Backed by his splendid
stage presence NOT lacking certain
dramatic qualities. each OF his songs
stood ont in striking characteristic
fashion the effect being enhanced BY
excellent eEicEi0n.
His opening number included two
songs by Handel. Care SeiYe and
Where Ere You Walk from SesrTele
fine examples Of bel eanto. and Ca
rissimisss Victoria. Mic Cave. d mar
tial song IN the old masters most
fI0rid style Later ne sang a stormy
aria hy Catlman. which III form. how
ever: rather eanaIIeti the 0Idstime bal
lad as did also the following HeI0uin
Love Song (Chadwiekl n0twlthstand
ing its brilliant accompaniment Hin
mnrous accents were freely and hap
PLY struck IN the AlIitscu song as also
in the Florida dirty BY Frank Stanton
As,,say,er 4f, ,x,r,s.f4
of well chosen list OF songs we're.
the two negro spirituals which served
as closing numbers.
Mr.. Swain. an interesting young N
list whose fuxure may instly seem &c
eeptioualIr brighf to his friends and
admirers. Is FI0ridian. native OF
the little town Anthony. named aftes
the singers mother It IS said that
quite . number d people from An
tllany came here To attend yesterday
concert.
William Meyer IN saturday Times
Union
F4ouah-crow Wed1Inu AsInouncSa
Mrs. Robert DelzFe has announced
the marriage OF her daughter. AIRS
Daisy Del1Ie Crow. to Aiiison Hills
Hougn. the marriage taking place ii
ST Louis. No. September %. 1sza. the.
ceremony being performed 81 the
Rev Davies Piftlnan. This announce
nent was 4 surprise to the friends oI
the couple here. the. marriage having
been kept secret The couple re
sides al springhilI Plantation the.
winter residence 81 Mr H0ugsl. wins
IS from Cleveland. q He spends
much Of his time here. being mem.
Der of the wealthy class owning large
estates here Thomas vile. Gal
items III Afltnta American
Mrs, HuHgh Is a niaheNof Mrs. Jen
me Whitfield. III tins city. ana IS Mss
Daisy Bekle was frequent visitor .a
0eala few vears ago
ssA
Mrs. Frank Bourfey ard her little.
son OF Laeshurg are IN the city the
guests Of Hrs. Bonrieys sister. Hrs
a c SHEPPARD
Little Miss Enid Graham entertain
"a az q Valentine party SATURDAY. II
teTn0nn 1T sociock 1T the home ct
her mother. Mrs Elsie r. Graham
1915 Market streets. n celebration 81
her saFenfil birti1slay anuiS-elsar
pink and white collar motif vas
carried orr In the living rom where
the gsHng guests we're rReeiresi. ant
n the dining ROOM where refresh
n1ezta we're serTsa. Games vera 81
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