The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-05-27

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The following invitations have been
.received by Ocala friends Of the
groom:
"Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bishop
Brickell request the honor Of your
presence at the marriage Of their
daughter, Minnie Frances, to Mr. Jo-
seph Frederick Chaille, on Tuesday
eyening, June the fourteenth, nineteen
hundred and twenty-one, at nine
o'clock; Grace Episcopal church, Wei.
don, North Carolina. AT home after
August 18th. $500 Second Ave-. MI
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Quiet Wedding
Al very pretty but quiet wedding
took place Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs Sterling Hooper,
when her sister. Miss Johnnie Odds,
was married to Mr.. Charles Hardee.
The wedding ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. c. E. Wyatt. who was for
merly the pastor Of the ocala Chris
tian church There were present at
the marriage only relatives and a few
friends.
The bride was lovely, gowned in a
white satin wedding dress, beautiful
" fashioned. and her veil. which fell
70 the hem of her dress, was caught
70 her pretty hair by orange blossoms
and pearl beads. She carried bou-
quet of pretty brideroses.
Miss Ruby Cappleman, who was her
maid Of honor. was lovely wearing a
pretty white satin gown.
The handsome little ring bearer was
Arthur Burgess. who carried the ring
on pretty white satin pillow Mr..
Hardee had as his best man Mr.. Mas
tin O'Neal.
After the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held and refreshments
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardee left in their
car for short wedding trip, and upon
their return will make their home in
ocala.
Miss Rush to Grad-xse
The oeaia friends Of Miss Allie Lee
Rash Of Mcintosh have received the
following invitation:
The faculty and graduating class
Of Woman's College Of Due West in
vite You to be present at the sixty
1irst annual commencement, June S
70 5, 1921, Due West. South Carolina. !"
Miss Rush will receive her diploma
In home economics.
The musical given on Thursday
night at the Womans Club by the
members Of the High School music
class was in every way most de-
lightful affair.
Mr.. Jack Thompson is having the
pleasure OF entertaining his brother,
who will probably decide to locate in
Ocala.
Mrs Sage Of Lakeland is in ocala
spending some time as a guest at the
home Of her son. Mr. c. X. Sage, on
Second street
]. w. Davis, Jr, is expected home
this afternoon from Columbia, Tenn,
where he has been student at the
Columbia Military Academy. This
young man has recently been highly
h0nored by the student body and fac
ulty, having been chosen as one OF
the students to attend the d. r. T. G.
at Camp Knox, Louisville, Ky. His
Ocala friends are quite proud OF j.
w, and offer him their congratula-
lions. He will spend short while at
home before leaving for Louisville
$3.50
The moonlight boat ride down the
OckIawaha river last Saturday night,
given bp the girls of the T. A. G. Club,
was very delightful affair, and was
happy social ending to very gay
week
$3.50
Friends of Mr.. w D. Taylor will be
glad to know that he is doing SPLEEN
didly after his recent operation, which
he had to undergo in one OF the Jack
sonville hospitals Friday.
Mrs. Mildly Lloyd, who was operated
On in the Marion County hospital q
couple of weeks ago, is recovering
and has been taken TO the home Of
her sister. Mrs. Jack Camp. where she