The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-11

The Ocala friends of Miss Eleanor
Crom, who formally lived here, viii
learn with much pleasure OF her en-
tering the newspaper work, and oner
to her their sincere good wishes for
abundant success.
Miss UllinaI Barnett Entertains
On Tuesday night at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Bar
nett Miss Ullinae Barnett entertain
ed at a very delightful party given
for Miss Irene Bostick, who is the
vivacious guest of Miss Mary Lane.
The first part of the evening was
devoted to playing rock, which is
quite an interesting game, and when
they tired of this the young hostess
had arranged very cute little love
contest, this proved most delightful
amusement, and for the best answers,
prizes were given and they fell to the
lot of Miss Elizabeth Bennett and Mr..
James Melton.
Late in the evening Mrs. Barnett
served her daughters guests an ice
course with cake. Those present to
enjoy this party were Misses Irene
Bostick, Ullaine Barnett, Marie Math-
ews, Mary Lane, Caroline White, Ruby
Hager and Helen Shannon of Braden-
town, Rhoda Thomas, Elizabeth Ben
nett and Della Livingston, Messrs.
Robert Blake, Ralph Cullen, Henry
Lyle, Robert Rogers, Leonard Yves
son, Walter Troxler, Foy Carroll,
James Melton, Robert Blowers, James
Fielding and Fred Winer.
So
Mrs. Coin Honored
Mrs. w. A. Coin, for so long time
a popular resident of Ocala, who with
her husband moved to Eustis couple
of years ago, has just been elected
president of the Eustis Woman's
Club. We congratulate the Eustis
club in their choice, as Mrs. Coin
has always been splendid club work
er and she will make them an ideal
president.
For Miss Haycraft.
Mrs. c. r. Tydings will entertain
few of her friends on Tuesday after
noon as special compliment TO, Miss
Ethel Haycraft, who is to be married
the last of this month.
Miss Anita Groom Smith of Ocala,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. T. Brin-
son, in this city. Mrs. Charles E.
Coody and Mrs. Edward Tucker of
Ocala, were also here during the week
end.-Madison items in Times Union.
Ocala friends of Mrs. Bertha Davis,
ruhn nOr1xy in h11% hn
for the past number of years has
been living in Minnesota, will regret
to learn that she has been very i'll for
the past two months, first being taken
i'll with influenza, which was followed
by severe ear trouble. She recently
had to undergo a very serious oper-
nounce that she is now slowly recover
ing from her long illness.
Mr. Clinton W. Effinge~ CT West
Palm Beach, who has been IN Ocala
the past ten days as a guest at the
home of his mother-in-law, Mrs. r. G.
Blake has returned home. Mrs.
Effinger remained for a longer visit
with her mother.
Misses Ruby Hager and Helen
Shannon of Sanford are in Ocala the
attractive guests of Miss Caroline
White.
Mr. Charles Peyser spent a few
days this week in Miami as the guest
Of his daughter, Mrs. Harry Simon. He
returned home sooner than he antici-
pated in order to vote in the primary.
Mrs. P. V. Leavengood has returned
home from a visit in Tampa with her
sister, Mrs. Henry Schoeflin. Going
to see her niece, Miss Luvie Lee
Schoeflin graduate from the high
school.
Mr.. George F. Young of Jacksonville
has been selected by the council as
the engineer to look after the city
street paving. He has splendid recon-
mendations.
Mrs. Allen Walkley and her three
daughters, and Mrs. Walkley's aunt.
Miss hurry expect to leave shortly
tor Asheville, N. c., where they have
taken a cottage for the summer.
Mr.. Milby Lloyd was business Wis
itOr to Key West during the week.
Mr.. Lloyd and his family expect to
leave about the middle of June for
Nashville, where they will spend the
next couple of months. they having
taken a cottage there for the season.
Mrs. E. Van Hood and her daughter.