The Ocala banner., 1919-05-16
Mrs. Peek Hostess at
Pretty Party

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Tuesday afternoon Mrs. E. G. Peek
was the hostess as very pretty little
party at which time she entertained
a dozen of her friends at auction
and at the same time entertained q
few other guests who did not play
cards.
Mrs. Peek's pretty home on Ockla.
waha avenue was prettily decorated
with Easter lilies, sweet peas, roses
and other flowers and was unusual
ly attractive
Playing auction at the three ta-
bles were Mrs. w. K Lane, Mrs
Harry Walters, Mrs. F. H. Logan,
Mrs R. L. Anderson, Mrs. R. C,
Camp, Mrs. J. D. Robertson, Mrs. J.
G. Perkins, Mrs. Anna Holder, Miss
Annie Davis, Mrs, H. L. Borland.
Mrs w. A. Wiles and Mrs. Leverett
-Futch. The prize for the high
score was AM attractive cut glass
bowl and was won by Mrs. Lane.
For the guests not playing cards
Mrs. Peek arranged "bluebird" con-
test. There were a number of ques-
tions, the answers of them all being
the name of birds. In this contest
Mrs. c. r. Tydnigs, Sr., was the lucky
winner of the prize, set of perfume
bottles in an ivory case The guests
not playing cards were Mrs. c.. r.
Tydings, Sr, Mrs. c.. R. Tydings, Jr.,
Mrs Walter Preer, Mrs. H F. Watt,
Mrs. R. S. Hall, Mrs. r. Fl. McDou-
gald, Mrs. E. c. Bennett, Mrs. Mary
Bennett, Mrs. E. L. Carney and Mrs.
T. III. Johnson, and other guests in
vfted for the afternoon were Mrs.
Jack Camp. Mrs M. w. Lloyd, Mrs.
Harvey Clark, Mrs F. R. Hooker and
Mrs. Charles Lloyd.
Mrs. Peek was assisted during the
afternoon by Mrs, Carney and Mrs.
Johnson.
Following the games a delicious
supper consisting of chicken salad,
waters, cheese, tidbits tomato aspic,
pimento sandwiches, pickles, ice
cream, cake and punch was served.
Picnic at Lake Weir
Among the very pIeasantest social
events of the week in Ocala was a
picnic at Lake Weir on Tuesday af-
which was attended by some
twenty-five or more and very greatly
enjoyed by all.
The crowd left town in autoes at
four o'clock, their destination being
the summer camp of Messrs. Clar-
ence and Jack Camp on the north
side of the lake. Arriving at the
lake is was only little while before
the greater part of the crowd were
in the lake enjoying swim and after
the swim, all the appetites of the
swimmers having been greatly whet-
ted by the pleasant exercise, that
supper was served on the pavilion
And such supper! It was simply
delicious and everyone enjoyed it to
the fullest,
After supper the party sat on the
dock and for an hour or more enjoyed
the moonlight, singing and in other
delightful diversions.
Those enjoying this picnic were
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Camp, MT.
and Mrs. Jack Camp and sons, Jack,
Henry and Clarence, Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Clark and daughter, Frances
Mrs. |. F. Bennett and little son,
Frank, Mrs W. w. Lloyd, Mrs. Char
les Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Ket-
chum, Miss Grace Palmer, Miss Mar
ian Dewey, Miss Mary Burford, Mr.
and Mrs. F. r. Hooker and little son,
Clifton, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thomp-
son, Mr. William Camp and Mr.
Il GIN I1dIIlS, JT.
Musical and Tea at the Woman's
Club Saturday
Saturday afternoon the music
committee of the Woman's club will
give musical and silver tea at the
club house. This will be an open
meeting to which the public is very
cordially invited.
A yer yenjoyable musical program
will be rendered and refreshments
viii be served. Also at this meet
ing the new officers of the Womans
club will be installed and altogether
the afternoon will be very pleas
ant one.
The silver offering will be for the