The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-05-30
Miss Mildred Bullock and Miss
Lsonora ToffaIetti Are
Medal Winners

Miss Mildred Bullock and Miss
Leonora ToffaIetti Are
Medal Winners
The music pupils of Miss Kate
Gamsby gave their annual piano re-
cital Monday night at the Woman's
Club. quite a number of the parents
and friends of the pupils being pres
ent to enjoy the exercises All OF the
pupils, from the Ittlest member of
the class, Flora MacKay, to the big.
gest pupils, did well their parts, some
Iof them showing unusual musical tai
ent. @
In the senior class the gold medal
was won by Miss Mildred Bullock
with 23s perfect marks out of a pos
sible $40. Second in this class was
Miss Edith Edwards, with 238.
In the junior class the silver medal
was won by Miss Leonora Toffaletti,
with 23s perfect marks. Following
closely behind her was Robert Sim
mons, WlLu z0I mdThSs
The other pupils playing at Miss
Gamsby's concert were Mary Chris
tine Cassels, Frances Clark. Anita
Groom Smith, Maude Gary, Sidney
and Alice Cullen, Dalzelle Pasteur,
Sophie Turch, Nell Wallis, Charlotte
Chazal, Kenneth Stroman, Violet
Jones, Carolyn and Babette Peyser.
Allen and Lynn Hollinrake, Ralph
Simmons and Margaret Gerig.
| AS has been the custom for many
years, Judge w S. Bullock present
ed the medals to the winners, and on
behalf of the. class he presented Miss
Gamsby a handsome mirror, with a
great deal of love from each pupil,
Mrs. Black CompIimented
Wednesday afternoon Mrs, G. w.
Wilson entertained very pleasantly
and informally at the home of her
mother, Mrs. G.. W. Martin, in COM
Tliment to her sister, Mrs. HI. NJ.
Black. Her guests were principally
the members of Mrs. Blacks class
who were graduated few years 'ago
from the o. H. S. Most of these young
ladies also attended the Woman's
College at Tallahassee together, so
they spent most enjoyable hour or
two discussing old times and every
few minutes one would hear the fa-
miIiar, sOh, DO you remember so and
| so,'' or Don't you remember such
and such a timer"
| During the afternoon Mrs. Black
sang several charming songs, as did
also her cousin, Miss Mamie Ruth
Sanders, of DunnelIon.,
Each of the guests present wrote
a recipe or a piece of advice for the
newly married Mrs. Black, and they
were bound into a booklet for her as
| a vouvenir of this occasion.
Late in the afternoon ice cream,
cake and minis were served by Miss
es Mary Lane and Willie Kennedy
After refreshments had been serv'
ed Miss Irma Blake read aloud the
different valuable bits of advice Civ
en- to Mrs Black. and after they had
/ all been read and thoroughly digested
Mrs. Black was presented beautiful
hand-painted picture from her mother
and father, her aunt, Mrs. Blake, pre-
senting this gift in a short speech.
Mrs. Wilson's guests on Wednes-
day were Mrs Black, Mrs. A. M.
Withers, Mrs. Joe Blalock, Mrs. Thee
Wallis, Miss Louise Booze, Miss Trma
Blake, Miss Wenona Wetherbee, Miss
Mamie Ruth Sanders, Miss Alice Sex,
ton, Miss Mabel Meffert, Miss Minnie
Lee Carlisle, Mrs W. A. Barrett, Mrs.
Kate Brinkley. Mrs. Charles Lloyd,
Mrs. G. L. Taylor, Mrs. R. G. Blake,
Mrs. C. w. Martin and the two grand
mothers of the hostes sand honor
guest-Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Mar
shall
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Theater Party and Shower