The Ocala banner., 1922-08-18
MR.. ASA GAMBLER, AGED MIL
LlONAIRE TO WE'D NEW Or
LEANS BEAUTY

LEANS BEAUTY
Centering the interest of a wide
family connection and a host of
friends throughout the country is the
announcement of the engagement of
Mr.. Asa G. Gambler, sr., to Mrs. Onezi-
ma DeBOuchelle, of Reno, New, for
merly of New Orleans.
Mrs. DeBouchelle is a member of
one Of the most exclusive and dis
tinguished French families of New
Orleans, her ancestors being among
the early settlers of Louisiana She
is widely known for her Titan beau
ty, graciousness and charm of man
ner.
She IS a leading member of the Unit
ed Daughters of the Confederacy and
has taken part in all activities Of that
organization, being one of the most
prominent women in Atlanta at the
time of the Confederate Veterans re-
union. She made many friends here
when she was central figure at all So
cial affairs attendant upon that event
She met Mr.. Gambler at the time Of
the reunion.
Mrs. Bouchelle is also a leading
sufragist and was recognized ma
tionally by the United States Good
Roads Association, being chosen at
the Washington convention as a mem
Der of the board to visit Europe in
the interest of good roads.
Mr.. Gambler is a member Of one OF
the most important family groups
ever in Georgia. His brothers are
Bishop Warren A Gambler, at one
times chancellor of Emory university;
Judge John S. Gambler, former Judge
of the supreme court Of Georgia and
one of the states leading lawyers;
the late Milton Gambler, congressman
! from the fifth district and father of
Mr.. Murphy Gambler, chairman Of the
Georgia railroad commission; Mr.. Will
liam Gambler of Villa Rica and Mr..
Ezekial Gambler of Carrollton, lead
ing and constructive citizens; Mrs.
Florence Harris, president of the Me-
thOdist Womens auxiliary, and Mrs.
Sam DobbS, Sr., mother of Mr.. Samuel
c. Dobbs, one of Atlanta's leading
capitalists and generous contributor
20 Emory university hospital.
His only daughter is Mrs. Henry
Heniz and his sons are Mr.. Charles
Howard Gambler, all prominent in the
social and financial circles of Atlanta.
The marriage will be solemnized
in San Francisco. Cal, the date to
be announced later.
Following the ceremony Mr.. Can
dler and his bride will sail for Hon
olulu and upon their return will re-
side at the palatial home of Mr. Can
dler in Druid Hills.-Atlanta Journal.
Farewell Parties for Frances Clark
In honor of Miss Frances Clark, who
is leaving today for winter in Chi
cago where she will be the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Lewis Shepherd, Misses
Marguerite Sexton and Martha Preer
entertained at a delightful farewell
party in her honor Tuesday afternoon.
The guests were invited to meet at
the Temple at four and for an hour
and half the pictures were enjoyed.
They later went to the home OF the
former on Sanchez street where
games and contest were enjoyed.
Later the two young hostesses served
an ice course with cake. This party
was thoroughly delightful In every
way and besides giving pleasure 20 the
honoree the following young girls
were present TO eniCg the pleasures
OF the afternoon: Mamie Sue
Spencer. Dolly Potter. Frances Drake,
Amy Long, Anita Chazal. Frances
Melton, Milded Bowdon, Mary
Rachael Roess. of Jacksonville and
Mary Elinor Anderson, of Tampa.
Again on Wednesday afternoon this
young girl was the honor guest at
picnic at Silver Springs. This party
was gottetn up and planned by two
Of the honor guest friends, Misses
Mamie Sue Spencer and Dolly Potter.
The crowd met at the home of Miss
Potter at three o'clock, cars were
awaiting them. The ride to the springs