The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-09
celebrzted Their Golden weddinq


{ The sentiment of wedding fifty
! years ago and its happy elimination In
a golden anniversary with the bride
and groom of yester-year surrounded
by their children and grandchildren
!: and many loving friends made the
.at home given by Mr.. aud r. e.
! Yonge a very sentimental and heauti-
full affair.
!. There had been no formal invita-
tons issued, but their friends who
. are many all gathered at their home,
that they have lived in ever since
coming to Ocala forty-ive years ago,
to express their love and congratu-
Iations
At noon an elegant course dinner
was served and those who enjoyed
this affair were only the children and
grandchildren and other relatives,
who were Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Sage, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Yonce. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Lucus. Mr. and Mrs. ]. o. Me-.
Il Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. Laurie Yonge,
Mr.. Otto Mente and daughter and
Miss Dorothy Yonge Of Jacksonville
and Mrs. Bertha Carroll and daugh-
ter. Miss Merris Carroll Of St. Peters
burg. e was a matter OF deep regret
that all the children and grand-cIlil-
Edren and great-grand-childr were
unable to be present at this family
dinner.
During this dinner thoughts were
carried back to days gone by, and
many little happy Incidents that have
happened were renewed and a real
love feast of the past was enjoyed
The home had been very simply
decorated and during the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Yonga received very
informally The merry converse. the
CHEEKY smiless the hearty eongratuIa-
tians. the cordial hand grasps of the
friends from the wealth Of OcaIas
citizenship attested in way, the
esteem that Mr. and Mrs. Tonge are
held in the city OF their adoption.
All during the day Mr. and Mrs.
i Yonge We're kept busy receiving CON
ordinations mad remembrances OF
friends from Ocala and other places.
/ Their 50th wedding anniversary
wiz ever Hnger as perfect day for
all
Mr.. j. B. Carlisle, Jr. was a visitor
to Miami during the week. He was
registered at the hotel Ta-Miami
Mrs. Mamie w Hail, who has been
spending some time in the mountains
LOT North Carolina has returned home
Enrou1e from the mountains Mrs Hall
spent several days in Columbia, s. c..
the guest OF Miss BenIah Hall She
returned home somewhat earlier than
she had expected to, in order to be with
her son, Mr.. Robert Hail. who. viii
leave on the 10th for Lexington. Va,
I'd enter the Washington-Lee Univer
sfty
Quite a number of the. young high
school boys and girls, chaperoned by.
Mrs. s.. M. Lummus. left Wednesday
afternoon for a few days camping
"trip On North Lake Weir.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Rheinauer
who have been spending the entire
summer at HendersonFfIle. NJ G., viii
arrive home this afternoon by rail
aGr. and Mrs. Rheinaaer had their
ear with them at HendersonViIle and
/. during the summer made frequent
trips to AsIlevfIle and other resorts
near HandersonvIiIe His stay IN the.
mountains has greatly benefited Mr.
Rheinauer WHO was not very well
when he lett 0caIa early in the sum
mer
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Birdsey and
their daughter, Miss Mary Birdsey are
spending some time On the New Eng
land coast Miss Birdsey. vino gradu-
ated at the Fassifern school for Girls.
Hendersonvi1le. last spring, viii COM
piete her studies at Wesley college.
wesley, Mass AsheviIle (N. c. Cfri-
zen.
Miss Elizabeth Bennett. who since
her graduation IN June. has been
spending the summer with relatives
IN Virginia. returned home the early
part OF the week
Miss Gloria Cooper Of Ocala was
delightfully."- entertained "Wednesday
evening at a rock and roodIes party
given for her By her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. c. G Hooper. at their
hor,a On S. w Twelfth Avenue At
the conclusion OF the games. the hos