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with friends at Lake Weir and 10
lore returning home Will visit with
relatives at Pablo Beach.
Birthday Celebration
Last Friday was the birthday .,
little Miss Frances Turner, of sparr
and her mother gave her delightful
party in honor of the event.
The party drove to ocala in cars
and went to the Temple to witness
the pictures. When these were over
they repaired to the Temple sitting
room which was beautifully decorated
with pink and green.
On the center table was a beauti.
futly decorated cake, with five mink
Iopers, Ice cream, cake and CANDY was
enjoyed and altogether the birthday
of Miss Frances will long finger in
the minds of her following play-
mates: John Pasteur, Drew Turner.
Martin Davis, Wilma and Pearl Inf.
mman. Louise Grantham and Ernes.
tine Thomas.
Marriage of Mrs. Pearl Raysor
The following announcements were
received in Ocala last week by Mrs.
Raysor's friends:
Married at Waynesville, N. c..
Thursday, June %, Mrs. Pearl Mad
dox Raysor, of Waynesville to Mr..
Chr.es Laffitte. of Cleveland, Ohio.
at sixty-three Hazel street, .Waynes-
vile, N. G..
Mrs. Raysor and her sweet little
daughter, May, have spent the past
several winters in Ocala and the
friends that Mrs Raysor made dur
ing her visits here wifi be very cordi-
ally interested in the above announce
ment.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Eaton
Lindner was the pleasant hostess,
entertaining very informally in hnoor
of Miss Thelma Lott and Miss Ventia
Vickers who are the guests of Mrs.
R. j. Perkins. There were two tables
of auction players and a very enjoy
able time was spent paying tbs in
teresting game. Miss Adel Bittinger
won highest score, while Miss Louise
Spencer, held low, each were given
a prize. Late in the afternoon re-
freshments We're enjoyed.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rheinauer
have gone to the mountains of North
Carolina, where they expect to spend
The balance OF the summer.
Miss She.lie Souter left the early
part of the week for Denver, where
she will attend summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wilds spent
Sunday very pleasantly at Fellowship
the guests of Mrs. Wild's aunt, Mrs.
Henry Clark.
Mr.. Arthur Brisbane iirnks that
the following may interest young
American women:
1.-THE English Duke of Mar borough
married an American girl, Miss Van
derbnt, get divorce, and promptly
married ano her American girl. '"They
make the best wives said he.
"The original American girl, Con-
suelo, Duchess of Marlborough, has
also married again. but not another
Englishman. A Frenchman, Jacques
Balsan, is her choice.
"She hasn't said it. but she proba-
bly, would tell you that one English
husband was enough.
Marriages abroad seem not to end
very happily The other day Lady
Randolph Churchill, daughter of an
American broker, who married the
brother of the Duke of Marlborough's
father, died of blood poisoning, after
having had one foot amputated.
"She probably would have been
happier, on the whole, had she stayed
in America and passed a quiet old
age, reading the society news from
London and Newport and banting a
little
The Oca,a friends of Miss Elise
Hyman, formerly of this city. who
has been working for some time at
Leesburg will be interested in learn
ing that she has received quite pro-
motion with her company and has been
transferred to the main Office at Bar
tow.
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