The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-05-20

guests went to her home where an ice
course was served, Mrs. Liddon being
assisted by her mother, Mrs. B. J..
Potter Among Mrs Liddon's guests,
who included twelve ladies, were Mrs.
Arthur Clark, Mrs Claud Kreger and
Mrsr. Charles Lloyd, three former
Ocala matrons and two of the other
guests were Mrs. Frank Watson and
Mrs. Ernest McLin, who for several
years resided in this city.
Two ocaIa Young Couples Join
Destinies "For Better or For Worse"
Sunday afternoon a party Of young
people motored down to the Fausett
place at East Lake Weir for an after
noon swim and picnic. Two of these
romantic young couples decided that
no time was quite like the present and
decided to join their destinies "for
better or for worse so motored down
to Tavares, accompanied by another
one Of the couples in the party. where
they secured marriage licenses and
were married Immediately The young
couples who were married We're Mr..
Clifford Fausett and Miss Annie Lou
Long and Mr.. Otto Beard and Miss
Ella Ellis.
All these young people live in Ocala
except the bride of Mr.. Fausett, whose
home is in the eastern part of the
county, across the Oklawaha river All
received the forgiveness of their pa
rents and other relatives when they
returned home, and everything is now
as happy as marriage bell
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Fau-
sett and Of Mr.. and Mrs. Beard offre
congratulations and best wishes. for
their future happiness.
Stewart BrantIy
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemp Ritly Stewart
announce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their daughter,
Gladys Hayden, to Mr. Jack Beverly
Brantly, the wedding to take place at
their home in Kingsland, Georgia,
some time in June. Times Union.
Mx. o,,41 f. fa1 1,n
Atlantic Coast Line railway He sue
ceeded Mr.. H. G. Cameron who was
recently promoted and moved to Al
bany.
Mr.. Brantly has made many friends
since making Ocala his headquarters
who will congratulate him on the re-
cent announcement of his engagement,
and will cordially welcome his bride
when she comes to Ocala to reside.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene D. SWindell
are the very happy young parents Of
"a splendid young son, who was born
on Saturday at the Marion county hos
pital. Mrs. Swindell before her mar
riage was Miss Nan Brooks of this
city.
Mrs Mary Eagleton and her daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Eagleton, have re-
turned home from very pleasant
two-weeks' visit with relatives at Old
town.
Mrs. G. e. Morgan went UP to Jack
sonville last Saturday and spent a
few days there, the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Mckay are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends over the arrival of a son, born
on Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay
have five little girls. SO the coming OF
their first son is a particularly happy
and suspicious event.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Woodrow, Miss
Blair woodrow and Mrs. Phillip Muir
ply were among the Ocala people en-
joying the Legion festivities at Orlan-
do the first of the week.
Miss Irene Baskin has returned to
her home at Clearwater after pleas
ant visit in Gainesville, Anthony and
ocala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Antonio and
baby of Tampa, have gone to the
formers boyhod home in Italy, where
they will spend the next few months.
Mrs Antonio was before her marriage,
Miss Frances Liddon, formerly of this