The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-02-18
Miss EtheI Long WEEDS Mr..
Wzyne TenEycs7

8 Miss EtheI Long Webs Mr..
Wayne TenEycss
Most of the friends OF Miss Ethel
y Long and Mr.. Wayne TenEYch were
\ unite surprised last Monday morning
\ to learn that they had been very
quietly married the night before.
Their engagement was more or less
an open secret but these young Deo-
pie had not told anyone JUST when
/ they were to be married. The cere-
mony was quietly performed Sunday
night at the home OF the brides
mother. only the two families being
present and with Rev c. w. White
las the offfcianr-
Nr. and Mrs. TenEyca are for the
/ present making their home with the
| brides mother, Mrs. Annie Long
/ The gr0om Of this wedding is q we'll
known 0caIa boy, having lived here
since he was a small lad. For several
wears he was with Mr.. c. r. Tvdings
lin his drug store He resigned his
/ position to enlist in the army and
served for about two years after
which he took his pharmaceutical
course and is now a registered pIIar-
/ macist at the Court Pharmacy His
1 young bride has also been in 0caIa
since her early childhood For some
time she, too. was with the Court
Pharmacy. where she was very popu-
lar with the patrons OF this store but
more recently she has been the sten0gs
rapher in the insurance office OF Mr..
Albert %. Harriss.
/ Attention Club Merhers
The Waman's Club will meet as JIsu-
al On Saturday afternoon at three
O'Clock at the club house The pro-
gram viii be in charge Of Mrs E a..
Osborne. who has arranged 70 have
some splendid takers ON the program.
/ All club members are urged to be
| present
LOUISE HARRIS CLARK.
Recording Secretary.
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Cameron and
her three children and her mother,
] mrs. Ida Mathews, LETT on Friday for
Albany, Ga. where they viii reside in
the future The Cameron family have
made Oeala their home for number
of years. and their friends regret very
much to have them leave
Mrs. Theodore VI. Leonard OF New
York gave a beautiful luncheon Tues
! dav 1T the Royal Palm for Mrs. lanes
M. Jackson and her house guests.
Mrs Robert MarkIey and Miss Sue.
8areo OF Clearwater.
The long table was exauisiteiy. deco
rated in bignonia veHusta nasTurriuns
and Panama oranges. The golden
! flowers were massed in the center of
/ the table and at the ends with lines
OF myrtle between. md the small fruit
was scattered over the table
The place cards had yellow deeora-
tfons and Mrs. Leonard gave. rs favors
pretty French handkerchiefs in which
we're hidden miniature eoFsages OF
satin flowers MeFcadante's orchestra
played during the luncheon hours
Miami Metropolis.
Mrs. Bertha stevenson OF DeWes-
bury England viii arrive in Ocala this
AFTERNOON from Toledo, Ohio. and will
Join Mrs. l. A. Shepherd at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Harris. for d visit Mrs. Stevenson
| is an aunt OF Mr. Shepherd and came
over from England short time ago
$3.50
MI. Charles DOLL of Tampa was
visitor in Oeala during the week
IT, Z. BiIllngsIey. VINO has been in.
Tampa for the past few days ON legal
/ business. will be joined today in Jack
sonviIIe by Mrs. Billingsley VINO has
been waiting for him there. They viii
leave for Washington d c.. where
Mr.. Billingsley will represent AmeFi-
can clients III a conference involving
international questions While in
washington they win be guests al the
Hotel Willard Miami Metropolis
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r Armstrong Of
Savannah arrived in 0eala Tuesday
afternoon to spend few days 81 the
home of Mrs. Armstrong; brother,
Mr.. Jack Camp and family.
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