The Ocala banner., 1919-05-16

| completely disguised as to be unrec.
ognizable. One was in pink and the
| other in blue. their costumes being
made to very closely resemble pow.
der puff by the use of much cotton.
Miss Catharine Henry and Miss
Elizabeth Bennett both went as
Queen of Hearts," and Miss Blair
Woodrow was very handsome Tur-
kish girl dressed in gold and pur.
pie.
J One of the very handsome cos
/. tunes worn was that of Mr.. Jack
Camp, Jr, who was "PagIassio."
Miss Sara DeHon was a very be-
wltching Polly of the Circus" and
Mrs. ]. d. Mcdonald was a captivat-
ing riding girl and Miss Annie Davis
as a Spanish tambourine girl wore a
most becoming costume.
During the evening little Lucie
Johnson sang and danced and there
were several other special features
among them being the elimination
dance in which Miss Marye DePass
and Ensign Sam Harm, both of
Gainesville, were the prize winners.
Then there were couple of "spot
light" waltzes and altogether the eve
ming was one of very rare pleasure
The High School Faculty Entertains
| At Dinner
Last Friday night at the Presbyter-
ian manse Rev. and Mrs. j. r .Hern,
don entertained the Ocala high
school faculty at dinner especially i'll
compliment to their daughIer. Miss
Sara Herndon, who is one of The
graduates this year.
Dinner was served at six-thirty
at table very attractively adorned
with the -foveliest sweet peas and
ferns
Seated at the table were Rev. and
Mrs. Herndon, Misses Sara and Mar
garet Herndon, Prof. J. H. Cassels,
Miss Florence Conibear, Miss Mar
guerite Porter, Miss Stone, Miss Eu-
genia Fuller, Miss Gray and Miss
Mamie Sheppard
A very delicious dinner of three
p0urcoc uac coruaJ opd of+ar 5;nror
very enjoyable social hour or more
was spent with Rev and Mrs. Hem
don, during which Miss Porter enter.
tanned the guests with a number of
songs and little Margaret Herndon
also sang several sweet little songs
Lieut.. Walker in Sarbonne
University
Friends of Mr.. Stanton Walker,
lieutenant U. S. A, will be interested
to know that he has been sent to
Sarbonne university, Paris, France,
where he is studying French and in
ternational law.
Lieut. Walker was to have return
ed to the states this spring, having
been at the port of st. Nazaire when
his sailing orders were countermand-
ed and he was ordered to Sarbonne
university, where he has been since
March l. With Lieut.. Walker is
Capt. Lee FARRELL, of Kissimmee. a
classmate of his in the University of
Florida. They will probably return
to the United States some time in
July when Lieut.. walker will resume
his law practice here.
During the absence in France of
her husband, Mrs. Walker is with
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. John Pat
ten, in Gainesville. Times Union.
Lieut.. Walkers home is at McIn-
tosh in this county.
Presbyterian Tea On
Wednesday,
1t has been custom of the mem.
bers of the Ladies Aid society of
the Presbyterian church to hold a
silver tea once every three months
for the benefit of this society.
The tea this month was given last
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Jack
Camp as the hostess Her pretty
home was made very attractive by
the use OF larkspur and other flowers
and during the afternoon quite a
number attended the tea.
Mrs. Camp was assisted by her
sister, Mrs. M. w Lloyd, and by Mrs.
George MacKay and Mrs. H. w. Hen.
ry and in the dining room strawber-
~ ice cream and cake was served