The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-03-22
RED Cross PARTY A
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR

saving was certainty eXempllneu |
Wednesday for long before seven it
was raining in perfect torrents and /
the prospects for a pleasant afternoon
at the Country Club were most du- |
bious but sure enough before eleven
the rains ceased, the clouds lifted
and before noon the sun was shining
brightly and no more beautiful after
noon could possibly have been desir
ed than Wednesday afternoon SO al
large number availed themselves or
the pleasure and the privilege of
spending an afternoon at the club as
the guests of Miss Emily Stotesbury,
who entertained for the benefit Of the
local chapter of the Red Cross.
The card tables and the rock TO-
bles were placed on the broad YER
anda and chairs for the knitters and
the spectators were also placed on
the verandas and those not playing
either cards or rock knitted and chat
ted and had a ,ery lovely time to-
getner
At three o'clock the mixed four
some contest for the golfers was
started and was participated in by
sixteen couples. The best score was
turned in by Mr.. Jack Camp and Mrs.
Charles Lloyd. who made a 49,
The others participating in this
contest and their scores were as fol
lows:
Mr.. c. Camp and Mrs. R. c. Camp 50
Mr.. A. E. Gerig and Mrs. Jim
Tayior ...... ................. %
Mr.. Frank Harris and Mrs c.
camp 49,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Mr.. F. Drake and Mrs. F. Drake. 81
Mr.. L. G. Ketchum and Mrs. Jack
Camp Observation-Disclosures. IS.
Mr.. R. c. Camp and Mrs. G. H.
Ford $3.50. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Mr.. B. A. Weathers and Miss L
Gamsby ........ ............ "a
After the foursome there was a
long driving contest for the men
golfers. The longest ball in thic con
test was driven by Mr. Frank Drake
222 yards.
Among the card players the first,
prize was won by Miss AdeIa Az and
the second by Miss Onie Chazel. The
rock prize was won by Miss Cathar
inc Livingston
All &C the prizes in the various
games and contests were United
States thrift stamps.
Mrs. r. L. Anderson had as her
guests the members of the "A" club
Misses Mabel Meffert, Sue Moore,
Dorothy and Marie Hickman. Caro-
line Harris, Emma Perry, Adela AK,
Ruth Rentz. Elizabeth Davis, Mary
Harriet Livingston, Onie Chazel, and
Mrs. H. L. Oliver, of Apalachicola
Miss Hester Dewey was also the
guest of Mrs Anderson. Miss Adela !
AK also won the prize at this party
Mrs. Harvey Clark had as herr
guests Mr. W. J. Frink. Miss Mary
Mcdowell and Mrs. r. R. Hooker.
Mrs. E. G. Peek had as her guests
Mrs. Harry Hall, Mrs J. D Robert
son and MRS. B, p Condor
Mrs. Henry Livingston entertained
a table Of rock her guests being her
sister, Mrs. HARRISON, Miss Catharine
Livingston and Mrs w s Bullock
Mrs. II. A Waterman entertained
a table of rock for her mother, Mrs.
b. J. Potter of Jacksonville. her other
guests being Mrs. A E Gerig and
Mrs. Walter Hood
Mrs Hood had one table OF cards
in honor of her niece Mrs. Clarence
Zewadski. those playing at this table
being Mrs. Zewadski, Mrs i. G.
Ketchum, Mrs. J. = Mcdonald and
Mrs. Harry Walters
Mrs Christian Az entertained che
table of players for her cousin, Miss
Virginia Reece. of Cape May her
other guests being Mrs c s Cullen,
Mrs. f. J. Crook and Mrs !. Z Cha
zaI.
Mrs. c. L. Gamsby mad as her
guests Miss Minnie Gamsby. Miss All
bic 7Iunroe and Mrs n Hickman
Mrs. George Ford entertained Mrs
+. IT, Logan and her mother Mrs
Slattery. Mrs ]. j. Gerig and Mrs
T. 4. Weathers
Playing at another table were Miss
Annie Davis, Mrs. Peter Macintosh.
Mrs w A. Wilds and Miss Lucille
Robinson.
The last feature of the afternoon
and the most important and the most
impressive was the presentation of a
service flag to the club, this hand.
some flag being the gift of Miss