The Ocala banner., 1922-07-07

couple of days visit in Bradentown,
where they were the guests of their
daughter. Mrs. Karl Roesch.
Miss Rubie Pay To Be
Summer Bride
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ray announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ru-
bic, to the Rev. John r. Cunningham
of Grenada. Miss, the wedding TO
take place at their summer home in
Montreal. in the late summer.-Ashe-
vile Citizen.
The above news was received in
Ocala last Saturday with the most
pIeasurable interest by the Ocala
friends Of Miss Ray.
This attractive bride-elect is the
older Of the two daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Ray, formerly of Martel.
but who are TO make Ocala their per-
manent home when they return from
their mountain home next fall Al
though Miss Ray has spent very little
of her time in Ocala still she has made
many friends here by her sweet and
cordial manners. Since her gradua-
ton from college at Winston-SaIem, y.
c., Miss Ray has devoted almost her
entire time to missioary work among
the mountaineers, and last winter she
gave many interesting and delightful
missionary talks in this section. That
she is to marry a splendid young Pres
byterian minister is most fitting, and
Mr.. Cunningham could have chosen
no more charming and no more ideal
wife than Miss Ray.
The marriage of Miss Ray and Mr..
Cunningham will take place August
25th. and Miss Ray will be attended
by her only sister. Miss Pearl Ray.
and by her small niece, Marguerite
Ray, of this city, and the marriage
will be attended by all of the mem
bers of the Ray family.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs Cunningham will make their
home in Grenada, Miss, where Mr.
Cunningham is pastor of the First
Presbyterian church in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Avant of Jack
sonville spent the Fourth Of July in
Ocala. Mr. Avant is one of Jackson
ville's most prominent citizens, being
one of the vice presidents of the Flor
ida National Bank.
Ocala friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Gay
c. Livingston (Alta Pearson) and
children, who have made their home
in Jacksonville for the past few years,
will be interested in learning that
they are moving to Worcester, Mass.
to make their home Mr. Livingston
is already in Worcester and Mrs. Liv-
ingston and sons will join him within
a fortnight.
Miss Mamie Taylor arrived home
last Friday from her trip through the
west and Canada. Miss Taylor ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. Scott and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Taylor on their
trip to California with the members of
the Rotary Club, and needless to say
the trip was a thoroughly enjoyable
one in every particular, as the Rotes
were wonderfully entertained at every
place they stopped, beginning at Jack
sonville, the night they left Florida.
Mr.. r. A. Burford went up to Troy.
Ala, Saturday afternoon and spent
Sunday and Monday with his sister.
Mrs. Leo Bashinski, who is sailing the
end of this week for Europe for a stay
of fifteen months Mrs. Bashinski will
be accompanied by her young daugh-
ter, Mary Elizabeth, who expects to
attend school in Switzerland next win
ter. Mrs. Bashinski had as her guests
for the weekend all of the members
of her immediate family, entertaining
fifteen guests in all.
Mr.. ]. j. Mcdonald of Savannah
spent several hours in Ocala Sunday
afternoon with his sister, Mrs. Frank
Harris, and family. Mr.. Mcdonald
was en- route to Tampa to spend few
weeks with his son. Mr.. w. L. Nc
Donald, and his daughter, Mrs. j. G.
Anderson.
Miss Byrd Wartmann spent last
week at Lady Lake, the guest of Mrs.
Frank A. league
Mrs. j. B. Horrell and small son left
last Saturday afternoon for The noun
tains OF North Carolina to spend sew
eral weeks.
Judge Samuel Barco of Miami arriy.
ed in ocala Saturday afternoon from
a professional visit to Tampa. He
went on out TO the old home place.
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