The Ocala banner., 1922-07-21
TenEyck- Robertson

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announces the marriage of his
daughter
Margaret Marie
to
Mr.. Hubert Alfred EenEyck
Sunday, July sixteenth
Nineteen hundred twenty-five
Palatka, Florida
The above announcement has been
received by the friends Of Mr.. Ten
hyck in this city. The wedding was
quiet event having taken place in
Palatka Sunday. Shortly after the
wedding ceremony the happy young
couple left for wedding trip down
the East Coast. The bride of this
marriage has quite a number of friends
IN Ocala where she has often visited
at the home of Mr.. TenEyck's mother
Mr.. TenEyck is the younger of the
TWO sons of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A.
TenEyck and is very bright young
man. He has been valuable employe
at the Ocala Evening Star.
During our recent conflict he serv.
ed his country in the navy.
His host of friends will be delighted
to welcome his young bride when he
brings her home. She is one of Pa.
latka's brightest and sweetest girls.
Pretty Party Given IN Eustis In
Honor of OcaIa Girl
One of the prettiest parties of the
season was given Wednesday evening,
when Misses frankie and Madge Max
wei entertained at cards for their
house guest, Miss Marie Wray of De-
Land and Miss Louie Smoak of Ocala.
VINO has just concluded a visit to her
sister, Mrs. W. A Coin. The rooms
were beautiful in floral decorations.
rose color being carried out effective
ly in the different rooms. The living
room, where the tables were arranged
for cards, was fragrant with flowers
and the lights shaded in rose color
gave most beautiful effect. Deli
cious fruit punch was served all dur
ing the hours. In the dining room, the
large round table was centered with
asparagus ferns, and a large cupid
doll draped in the same rose color
and wearing large picture hat of
rose, stood in the midst of the fern.
At the conclusion of the games a
tempting salad course was served.
and favors of small cupid dolls with
the rose hats were arranged on the
salad. Rose paper baskets held can
dies on the tables Mrs. |. Morse
Keys won top score in cards, while
the consolation went to Mrs. C. P.
Bailey Each of the honor guests was
presented with lovely gifts.-Sunday's
Tribune.
Pickford ReIinqushed His Share
OF Dead Wife's Estate in Favor
Her Mother
Jack Pickford, who was the husband
of Olive Thomas, motion picture act
ress, who died of poisoning in Paris,
reliquished all his share in her estate
in favor of his wife's mother, the ap-
praisal of the state, filed today, shows
Miss Thomas left taxable estate in
this state of $4,000, consisting almost
wholly of jewels and other personal
property. The mother is Mrs. Lorena
Vankirk, of ST. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McAteer are ex-
pecting to start the work on the re-
modelling of their home within a very
short while. They will have it chang
ed in many ways and although it is
very pretty little home it will be ev-
en- more SO when the work is complet-
ed.
Mrs. B. D. Blackburn and Misses
Janet and Jessie Ray and Ben Culver
house have returned home from their
visit to the mountains.
| A party from Ocala spending the
week end in Tampa consists of C. NJ.
Brown, Eugene Nelson and Robert
Riddle-Tampa Tribune
! Mr.. Lawton Bailey has gone to
Greenville where he will spend some
time the guest of relatives.
Mrs. r. D. Thompson left Tuesday
afternoon for Lexington. Kentucky
where she will be the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. G. E. Powell until
fall.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. Hanlrick of
Jacksonville, who are so well known
in this city, left rscently for New
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