The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-26

/ ig that being five feet ten inches
from the floor she required no plat
form, but spoke few words relative
4 to publication Of the activities 0i
women's clubs, giving some good sug
gestions helpful in a practical way
Mrs. Pepper also represented the
Twentieth Century Club of Gaines
vile, whose president was unable tc
be present at this meeting
Mrs. Gary represented member OF
the Business and Professional Won
ans Club to speak few words and
in response Mrs. Osborne told of the
recent banquet held in the Colonial
hotel. which was so thoroughly en-
joyed.
Miss Marguerite Porter sang in her
usual delightful manner a charmingly
appropriate song entitled "Sunbeams,.
who in addition to her vocal talents
is a gifted pianist
The afternoon closed with an in
| formal reception to the guests, the
social committee Of the club serving
block ice cream and home made cake
Punch was dispensed from an attrac-
lively decorated table by Mrs. HI. NJ
Hampton and Miss Music Bullock.
This was one of the most interest.
ing meetings Of the club season, and
greatly enjoyed by all the ladies' pres.
emit.
Miss Mary Burford returned home
on Monday from delightful week
spent at Hayen Beech, as the guest of
Mrs. Walter Gier.
Mr.. Ralph Birdsey, who attended
the Rotary convention in Tampa, stop.
ped off in OcaIal to spend few days
with relatives enroute to his home in
Macon.
Mrs. B. c. Dorsey, who left her little
son, Jack in OcaIa with Mrs. L. J.
Knight while she attended the Rotary
convention with Mr. Dorsey. stopped
over a few days enroute to her home
| in Jacksonville.
Misses Stella. Nina, Nettie and Ca
rita Camp will arrive home Sunday
afternoon to spend their Easter vaca
ton with their parents, Mr. and Mrs
will be accompanied home by he1
friend. Miss Gladys Blake. of Lexing
ton, Mass. The young ladies will re
turn to their schools in Massachusetts
on Saturday of next week with the
exception of Miss Carita Camp, who
viii be at home for a week longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Gerig are enjoy
/ ing visit from their cousin, Mr.. Ray
mond Ross, of Crawfordville, Indiana
who will remain in Ocala for short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mildly Lloyd are ex
| pecting a visit soon from Mr.. Lloyd's
brother, Mr.. Blackwell Lloyd, of New
York. who is now spending while in
Tampa on business.
Ocaia friends of Miss Otelia Medlin
OF Jacksonville, will be interested in
the announcement OF her engagement
TO Mr. William H. Rogers, of Jack
sonyille. which was recently made
by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y
Medlin. The wedding of Miss Medlir
and Mr.. Rogers will take place in
June.
Miss Julia Harm, Miss Gladys Ora
cy. Miss Martha Tison, Bill Fielding
and Sam Harm spent a delightful day
in Ocala Sunday enjoying a picnic
dinner at Silver Springs. Gainesville
Sun.
Mr.. T. t. Munroe, accompanied By
Mrs. Allen Walkley and three children
and Mrs. Welkley's aunt spent Thurs
day and Friday at Bonita Island. on
the Gulf. where they enjoyed the fine
fishing and boating.
il
Mrs. Miller has accepted position
at Rheinauer's, in the ready-to-weaI
department.
Mrs. N. c. Wade of Jacksonville
and Mrs. Margaret Wade of North
Carolina are in Ocala, and viii spend
some time as the guests Of Mrs. E. A
Osborne. at her pretty home on Lake
Weir avenue
Mice lTarpi0 vt1n cr,esrt a fnw DAYS