The Ocala banner., 1922-08-04

and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Shep-
herd and will attend schooY in that
city
Couple Married on
Rock at Sunrise
EAST NORTHF7IELD, Mass, July
ia picturesque wedding ceremony
this morning united in marriage Miss
Sue Hays Sinclair of a5 Peterboro
street, Boston, and James w Feneiey
of Pontiac, Mich Standing on Garnet
Rock, which commands a view of
three states in the beautiful Connec-
ticut Valley, at sunrise the couple
exchanged marriage vows and fulfilled
a romantic dream of 40 classes of girl
The rock is a favorite rendezvous for
girl students and in the spring and
early summer parties go to the rock
and prepare their breakfasts over
open fires. Hardly a girl student in
the last 4 years that has not sighed
romantically and hoped that some
day she might be married on that
rock. Miss Sinclair is the first girl
to make the wish a reality.
The ceremony Twas performed by
the Rev. Sidney Lovett, pastor of
Mount Vernon Congregational Church,
Boston. The word l"obey" was omitted
from the vows. The double ring cere-
money was used and the couple was
unattended. There were but IA guests
at the novel ceremony. Following the
wedding the party descended to the
Hotel Northfield for breakfast The
party motored back to Boston and
left tonight for Detroit on honey
moon.
The bride is, a graduate of North
field Seminary in the class of 1910,
and during the war was clerk in
the army. She was employed as an
accountant with Herbert French &
Co., Boston. The bridegroom is con-
nected with the Oakland Motor Co.
of New England.-Boston Post.
Mrs. Feneley's mother, Mrs. Josie
Crowson Sinclair, was a former well
known Ocala woman and her old
friends here will read with interest
the above account of her daughters
romantic marriage.
Mrs. w. r. O'Neal of Orlando,
prominent Florida club woman, has
resigned her dictatorship in the Flor
ida State Federation and Mrs. ]. w
McCollum, of Gainesville. past
president of the Florida Federation,
has been appointed to take her place
Miss Iris Knight te Wed
MIR. Gray Roane
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Knight
announce the engagement of
their daughter
IRIS
to
MR.. GRAY ROANE,
of Baltimore, Md
the wedding to take place
on the afternoon of September third,
at half after one o'clock
in the Baptist church,
Dunnellon. Florida.
Oxford Girl CompIimeneec
| in Jacksonville
Mrs. o. e. Wilder entertained with
an informal dancing party Saturday
evening, honoring, her niece, Miss lone
Fore, or Oxford, who is her attrac-
tive guest and honoring her daughter
Miss Iva Wilder, who will leave short
ly for Leesburg, to engage in teach
ing.
The guests assembled at the home
on the hostess on st. Johns avenue
1 St. Johns Park, and went from there
in cars to Sulphur Springs. After a
dip. dancing was INDUCED in, con-
tinuing until late hour. During an
intermission, picnic supper was
served.-Times- Union.
Miss lone Fore, Of Oxford, Fla, is
/ spending some time in Jacksonville,
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. o. E.
Wilder, in her home on st. Johns
avenue, st. Johns Park.-Times-
Union.
Miss Jefferson Bell the brilliant So
ciety editor of the Miami Herald and
one of the most delightful writers in
the state arrived Wednesday to spend
awhile in Ocala with relatives. Her
friends are delighted to see her.
j DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Reaves, form
eriy Of Inverness, left last week for a
4 trip north. They sailed for New
York via the Clyde Line and viii
Il visit many places in the north and
east while away.
i Sundays issue is the Times Union