The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-23


over in white with cream coloret
| walls, and looks as bright as new
! penny. At a. date in the near future
he expects to have an expert hair
dresser and manicurist to assist him.
/ At The Woman's Club
The art committee of the woman's
club prevailed upon Mrs. E. Beauman.
a famous artist, who is spending the
winter at Gambler. to come up to Ocala
| and give demonstration and lecture
on Tuesday afternoon Quite crowd
! gathered at the club house, and they
were fully repaid Mrs. Beauman is
a very charming lady and in most
| gracious manner she explained her
methods of doing water colors She
uses her own paints and her own
make of pallettes. During the after
noon she painted a most beautiful pic
ture of pink roses. The ladies were
all very deeply interested in watching
her. She also had many of her pretty
water colors on exhibition On Wed.
nesday Mrs. Beauman gave lessons to
class of about ten of Ocala's artists.
They all went to the club house early
! in the morning and spent the entire
day, painting under her supervision.
At noon all put aside their paints and
brushes long enough to enjoy regu-
lar picnic lunch that the ladies had
prepared
| This is a wonderful opportunity the
ladies have of taking lessons from a
splendid teacher, and the art commit
tee is to be congratulated upon secur-
| ing the services of Mrs. Beauman.
Mrs. Simmons Entertains Card Club
Mrs. Paul Simmons was the pleas
/ ing hostess of the Wednesday auction
club at their weekly meeting this
week. On account of the remodeling
of her own pretty home she entertain
ed at the home of her mother-in-law.
Mrs. Raiford Simmons. The two ia
bles were placed in the music room,
and from three until five several pro-
gressions of auction were enjoyed. At
! five a few additional friends were in
vited TO join the players for refresh
ments and social hour. Assisted by
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Leverett Futch,
Mrs. Simmons served salad course,
sailed almonds, fruit cake and hot
chocolate. Mrs. Peek had high score
among the club members and she was
Mrs. Harry Walters was high among
the visitors, and she was given a pair
! of lingerie clasps. Present to enjoy
this lovely little party were Mrs. An
ma Holder, Mrs. Charles Rheinauer.
Mrs. E. L. Carney Mrs. Eugene Peek,
Mrs Harry Walters, Mrs j. D. Rob-
ertson, Mrs Edward Tucker, Mrs. FL.
NJ Hampton. Mrs. E. J. Crook Mrs.
Harvey Clark Misses Alice Bullock,
Annie Davis and Music Bullock
| Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Harwell and
daughter, Miss Margaret Harwell, and
their niece, Miss Elizabeth Harwell.
! of Nashville, Tenn, arrived on Tues
day and will spend the next two
months in Ocala. They have taken
housekeeping apartments at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Crosby on Ok
/ lawaha avenue Ocala is more than
delighted to welcome this splendid
family to our city, and hope that they
will be pleased with our little town
!
! Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton and family Of
Wisconsin have purchased a home At
Lake Weir, and expect to reside there
! in the future. The home they have
purchased is adjoining the pretty sum
! mer home of Mr. j. M. Meffert of this
city. Mr.. Dutton has also purchased
the store belonging to Mr. Appelby,
| located right on the Dixie Highway.
/ We welcome them to Marion county.
| s***
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Stroud and
! their little daughters expect to soon
move into the house on Second street
that is now occupied by Mr.. Roger
Dodd and family.
| Mrs. J. B. Douglass OF Gainesville IS
in the city the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Spalding S. Smith, who lives in
enc of the Bitch cottages, on Second
street.
Mrs. Mary f.. Williams has accepted
position in the altering department
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