The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-01
Dances at silver SPRINGS


The dances at the pavilion at Sill.
yer Springs on Tuesday, Thursday
ana Saturday nights are proving to
De most delightful affairs. The mu
SIC Tor these dances is supplied on
Needham's orchestra and the dances
are well attended by -the dancing
set.
Iney are certainly very enjoyable
anaIrS and are adding greatly to the
popularity of Silver Springs this
season. More and more is Silver
Springs becoming our greatest as
set.
Lieut.. Cundiff and Lieut.. Bobizene
lave been in Ocala for the past sew
eral days flying up last Sunday from
Carlstrom field. They flew up to
Gainesville o0 Monday and to Brooks
vile on Tuesday and back to Arcadia
! Wednesday afternoon They are en-
gagged in making official photographs
for the governments The flying ma
; chimes coming to Ocala now have a
landing field at the golf links, Mr..
Clarence Camp having rendered them
the use of a portion of the grounds
for their landing field
Mrs. H. c. Cameron and her son
Henry, left Monday afternoon for
Worthington Springs to spend q
week At the conclusion of their
visit there they will go to Columbus
Ga, to visit relatives for a few weeks
They will be accompanied TO Col
umbus by Mrs. Cameron's daughter
Matte Beall Cameron, and later in
the summer Mr.. Cameron and his 9th
er little son will join Mrs. Cameron
and children in Columbus for short
visit and will accompany them home
/ Miss Louise Rentz, after a very
happy visit in Ocala as the guest Of
her friends, Miss Nettie Camp and
Miss Agnes Burford, left on Tuesday
! for Jacksonville, where she will be
the guest of her sister-inIaw, Mrs
Jack Rentz, at her pretty home On
Oak street in Riverside for a month
I Miss Rentz is a former Ocala gir
and has a great many warm friends
here to whom her visits are always
rare pleasure.
i Mr.. Mason Tison, who with his
! family are spending the summer II
the North Carolina mountains, was
home for the week end and returned
Saturday He also visited French
Lick Springs tn Indiana, and met
many acquaintance there. The Flor
idians who are spending the summer
Lat the different resorts are not trOub
ling themselves over the high cost OF
! living.
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Mrs Jean Connolly, who has charge
of the ladies' ready-to-wear depart
ment Of Rheinauer q COmpany's bic
store, left yesterday for New YorE
to spend a couple of weeks. While
there Mrs Connolly will purchase q
beautiful line of ladies' fall and WIN
ter suits dresses, blouses, skirts
etc
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Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES K. Sage are
home from their trip to Chicago
where they went to attend the annua
convention of the Woodmen of the
World, of which organization in Flor
| ida Mr.. Sage is the head official. Mr.
and Mrs. Sage made the trip in theil
car and had a most pleasant time.
After the Bawl'' is the name Of
a late two reel movie comedy from
the pen Of Mrs. S. @. Meyers, former
ly Of this city and who is now here
on visit. Charlie Chaplin, the ia
nous comedian, says of this picture:
ut is the cleanest two reel comedy
that 1 have ever seen.
:
Mr.. and Mrs D. w Thompkinf
and Miss Irene Tompkins, have gone
to Atlanta and WaSnesville. N. c., to
spend the next few weeks. Miss
Tompkinsy will also visit in Ashevill1
and other cities before returning
/ home.
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Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Camp and
the Misses Stella, Nina Nettie and
Carita Camp left yesterday afternoon
For Atlantic beach where thew will