The Ocala banner., 1921-10-07

thirty millions and to whom it is said
Mrs Vanderbilt IS going to have the
choice OF q step-father or course cen
Pershing IS the whole nations hero
and il IS said that Miss Cornella
is not averse to having the popular
general wed her mofher-and wlso
could blame her il this be her. decfs
i0n2 General Carr. who il also enc of
the charming widows ardent snifors
is a veteran OF the civil war and a
courtIy southern gentleman. He is =
cousin Of the Bullock family, Of this
city aud a few years ago visitesI his
0cala relatives and made a splendid
impression here. He IS certainly a
most delightful gentleman.
Miss Sue Moore Shcwered
For the last time as Miss sue Moore.
she very pleasantly entertained the
girls OF "A Club at their weekly
meeting. Tuesday night. The usual
game Of auction was played win
great deal of interest. Abuf ten
thirty when the excitement was At
its height. loud knock was heard
at the door. and upon answering il
Miss Moore found a messenger boy
with q package for Miss Davis. Miss
Hs4vfs in = tS<..-r erz.,-s...-s....
sented it 70 Miss Moore the bride to
be. II proved to be be a large white
basket, tied with a pretty green and
white tuIIe bow. 1t contained manv dir
ferent gifts that were for the hostess.
While being greatly surprised she
soon was able to thank the girls
with a very clever speech for the
many pretty gifts During the even
ing light Refreshments course was
served by the hostess. This meeting
with Miss Moore was one OF unusual
pleasure
Engagement OF Miss carita
Doggett Announces in Jacksonville
Mr.. and Mrs. John Locke Dogzekf
announce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage OF their daugh-
ter Carita. to Mr. Herbert Montgon-
cry Corse, the wedding to take place
on Wednesday. October twenty-sixfll.
Jacksonville Metropolis. Miss Dog
gatt IS one OF the best known ana
most popular girls in Jacksonville
society and is well known all over
Florida. Miss Doggett has visited IN
Ocala on several occasions her last
visit here being in July. when she was
guest at the houseparty given By
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Camp and
daughters at the Lake.
Prof Kari J Weihe arrived home
"Wednesday after an absence OF some
time in New York city and other
places Of interest in the north and
east While in New York Prot Weihe
took a post graduate course for some
weeks at the American Institute OF
ODtometry En-route 20 New York
he visited his brother Mr Fred Weile
at Norfolk
Mrs T. K Slaughter. Of Oxford.
spent the day in OcaIa Wednesday
shopping and visiting with friends.
This was Mrs Slaughter's first visit
to 0caIa in couple Of months.
Mrs. Charles Lloyd came down
Tuesday afternoon from Jacksonville
for short visit at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris.
Mrs. T DE- kilg0re and lovely Hk-
tie soE returned home Tuesday after
noon from a pleasant visit with reIa-
fives in Atlanta and other places IN
Georgia where they had been for
some time
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wedding OF wide social interest
to take place in Jacksonville next
week il thar OF Miss Helen Spraff
and Mr. Charles Colin Murcheson.
Miss sprafrs father was mr.. Charles
Spraft. who died some years ago IN
JaeksonviIIe, bar who lived sor nnun-
ber Of years in OcaIa. when he WAS
young man. Miss spratt is an ex-
eeedingly pretty girl and IS immensely
popular in her home town and where
ever she i known
Mr. William Camp went to Fernan-
dina q few days aso aad expects to
bring from there to silver Springs .
launch belonging % his brother, ar.
Jack Camp.