The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-05-16
MRS. JACK CAMP GIVES BEAUTA
Full LUNCHEON


takes high rank. Her guests includ-
ed the executive board composed of
the officers and heads of Departments
OF the club, and was a farewell com
pliment to the board from their retir-
ing official head If we were asked
10 describe the charm of the hostess
of this delightful luncheon We should
use the single word, enthusiasm. and
as She met and greeted her guests
Wednesday this gracious spontaneity.
characteristic above all others. seem
ed 10 be hers. Enthusiastic not ONLY
over her club work. but over the
pleasure of those who were her
guests, and saying just the right
thing TO each one not only as they ar
rived but all through the pleasant
morning spent with Mrs. Camp.
Mrs Camp invited her guests for
eleven O'Clock. and for the hour or
more before luncheon was served the
ladies discussed in the most informal
manner possible matters pertaining
TO the club work during the year just
closing, and plans for future work
although of course, the entire conver-
sation was not given up to club work,
but children, homes. the hospital and
variety of other subjects in which
all are so greatly interested came in
for their share of discussion, too. The
early erection Of a club house was
talked of. and it is hoped that it will
not he very far in the future before
this dream is a reality.
Many vases, bowls, and loving cups,
filled with beautiful sweet peas. prin-
cipally in their varying shades, from
the deepest pink to white, made beau
tiful the already sweet and dainty
rooms of Mrs Camps lovely home.
Shortly after twelve o'clock lunch
con was announced. and was served
at two exquisitely arranged tables In
the rear hall one table with seats for
eight,-the officers of the club-Mrs.
Camp. president; Mrs. Lloyd. vice
president; Mrs Maughs, secretary;
Mrs. Gary. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Munroe, treasurer; Mrs. Green,
auditor; and for Mrs. Tydings, chair
man of civics, and Mrs. Walter Hood,
chairman OF the social committee.
In the dining room adjoining, at an
other table-with seats for ten-Mrs
Hooker, president of the State Fed
Grafton; Mrs. Perdue. custodian of
the club: Mrs. D. NJ. Smith, chairman
of animal protection; Mrs. Sistrunk,
chairman of forestry Mrs. Van Hood,
health chairman: Mrs. G. w. Martin
chairman OF household economies;
Mrs Mclver, president of the Wed.
nesday Morning Musicale; Mrs. d. w.
Davis. of the study class; Mrs. l.. w.
Murray, reporter. and Mrs. Clarence
| Camp
Each table was centered with a
beautiful silver basket, filled with
pink and white sweet peas and big
bows of pink maline tied to the han
dies. The place cards were painted
in pink flowers. and the mints were
i'm the shape of perfect sweet peas.
i I'm the favors Mrs. Camps clever in
eenuity was evidenced, as each one
had at their place some little favor
suitable to her office or department
the president. a desk telephone, as
She is called up so often by her CO.
workers: the federation president. an
elegantly gowned doll making an adj
dress. the health chairman. a medi-
cine chest: the secretary, note
book. the custodian. a miniature lock
and key. Mrs Smith. a bird; Mrs. SIS
trunk. a tiny tree; Mrs. Munroe
bag of money Mrs. Martin. stove
completely fitted. Mrs. McIYer. a baby
Grand piano. Mrs. Tydings sanitary
cart Mrs. Davis. book. and so on
Mrs. Clarence Camps favor was a
completed hospital. which is one Of
her chief ambitions. being president
of the woman's auxiliary Of the Ma
rion County Hospital Board.
The following luncheon was beau
umly served