The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-02-10


Mrs G. E. Thompson, at her home on
Fourth street, have returned to their
| home in Oak.
A Qniet Wedding
The home of Mr.. Ed. Parr was the
scene of very pretty but quiet mar
riage on Friday night when his niece,
Miss Annie Pope Eagleton and Mr.
Henry George Billings were married
| by Rev. w. F. Creson in the presence
of only the relatives of the bride and
groom.
The ceremonoy took place in the
living room which was enhanced in
beauty by the addition of vases of cut
flowers.
Harding blue taffeta, heavily en-
broidered was the attractive bridal
gown worn by the bride and with
this she wore most becoming hat to
match.
During the evening a very pretty
wedding cake was cut and with this
punch was served, and after the con-
gratulations and best wishes the bride
and groom left in their car for trip
to South Florida and for the present
they expect to make their home in
our city, which will be delightful news
to their friends
Those who attended this marriage
were Mr. Parr, uncle of the bride,
Miss Katie May Eagleton, only sister
of the bride, and an aunt, Mrs. Beulah
Hough of Barlow, and Mrs. George
Maynard and Mr. Edward Maynard,
relatives of the groom.
The bride of this simple wedding
has been raised in our city and is
quite popular with all whom she
knows. Size is a graduate of our high
school and also of the State College
where she was quite popular with
both teachers and students. AT pres
ent she is member of the Ocala High
school faculty and it will be very
good news to learn that she expects
to finish out this term.
Mr.. Billings is a native of Ohio but
for the past few years has made his
home in this state and at present he
is making his home in our city and is
a splendid young man and his friends
are showering him with their best
wishes for a happy welded life.
A Costly Wedding-$1oo,oo and
1000 Guests
That's what is cost Henry Sullivan,
mayor of Bogalusa. and Miss Ellarose
Southern Lumber company. Both his
Sullivan is vice-president of the
and his wife's parents are among
the wealthiest residents in Louisiana.
The event, which took place on the
veranda of the Salmen home, under
huge circus tent, smashed all re-
cords for elaborateness.
Special trains brought guests from
all nearby towns and close to 1000
people attended. Sullivan arranged
for free transportation of all those
who were bound for the wedding.
Special Pullmans also brought friends
and business associates from Buffalo,
Chicago, Baltimore and New York.
| After the ceremony a wedding sup
per was served to ALL Music was fur
nished by massed bands from Boga-
lusa and Slidell-16O pieces.
Wedding gifts poured in days ahead
of the affair and practically every
safety deposit in Slidell was put to
use. Secret service men guarded the
gift overflow at the Salmen home.
The presents were insured for $780,
900.
Sport Costumes, Gorgeous
Bright things for sport wear, white
combined with dashing colors, white
flannel or tweed skirts are the things
that are good" for this season.
Sweaters of gorgeous color combin-
ed with dashing little sport skirts
make an effective costume, which top
ped by hat of the right creation,
would make beauty of almost any
one.
The Peter Pan collar is in favor
just now. A dainty little sweater of
henna in block effect with one of the
pretty little blouses of tub silk with
double cuffs that turn back and fit
snugly over the cuff of the sweater
goes charmingly with dream of a
canton crepe skirt also in block eff
feet.
| A straw chapeau of henna, set of
with shower of cherries OF a bit
darker shade, the same color OF the
ribbon which binds the brim, is a fit
ting head-piece for this captivating
outfit. The green leaves of the cherry
go excellently with the metallic belt
of jade and sport shoes of white and
green. A silky sport scarf of varie-