The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-05-21
IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY


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Cathedral at Toronto, Canada, before
Mr. Bryan and they have met at other
appointments as far away as Daytona
and Toronto. Rev. kirkby has been
here for the past two weeks enjoying
the ocean breezes. He has been re
tired from the ministry for some time.
-Dayt0na Journal.
Miss Stotesbury Entertains
At Auction
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Fl. A. Ford. Miss
Stotesbury entertained three tables of
auction, her guests being the mem
bers Of the Thursday auction club
and several additional players. This
was an extra meeting Of the club and
was special compliment to Miss
StOtesbury's niece. Mrs. George Ford
as birthday compliment.
AS it poured in torrents most of
the afternoon it was an especially
good afternoon for a game of cards
and Miss Stotesbury's guests enjoyed
a very jolly and informal afternoon.
To make the party still more jolly
Miss StOtesbury gave at each table
most unique priZe-A bag Of new
irish potatoes, which are at present
in many cities an almost prOhibitive
luxury. For the guest of honor there
was a bag Of lemons" The prizes
were won by Mrs. Hager, Mrs. Logan
and Mrs. Weathers.
Playing at this party were the fol
lowing club members: Mrs. Clarence
Camp, Mrs. C. l.. Gamsby, Miss Min
ME Gamsby. Mrs. F. T. Schrieber
Mrs. L. r. Chazal, Mrs. George Ford
Miss Abbie Munroe and Mrs. F. H
Logan, the other guests being Mrs
B. A. Weathers, Mrs. Mamie G.
Chambers. Mrs. Robert Hager ana
Mrs. Charles Lloyd.
OcaIa Girls Graduate From
Woman's College
The following invitations were issu
ed this week:
The Board of Control, the Faculty
and the Senior class of the Florida
State College for women request the
honor of your presence at the com
mencement exercises on the second vi
June, nineteen hundred and twenty
at ten o'clock a. m, Auditorium ITALIA
hassee, Florida.
Miss Ava Lee Edwards, of this city
the older of the two daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. John l.. Edwards will re
ceive her A. B. degree from the WO
mans college on this occasion and
Miss Dorothy Schrieber. another wei
known Ocala girl will be one of the
graduates receiving her degree Of
B. S. in the home economies depart
ment.
Miss Ethel Crosby, of Citra and Miss
Inez Neville, of Dunnellon will also
graduate this June from the Woman's
college. They will both receive al
L. |. degree in home economics.
Mr.. and MIS- Order Perkins, who
are having a wonderful visit in theil
old home in Brownsville, Texas, eX
pect to leave the last of this weel
for Galveston for a short visit anC
from there they will sail for Key
West. They expect to reach home
the middle of June.
spent Sunday in Ocala. the guest o
Mr.. L. r. Chazal and family.
Mr. Edward Drake. now of For
Meade, spent the weekend in Ocalt
with his wife and children
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A Burfor6
Jr. and their two little daughters ar
rived in Ocala last Saturday nigh
for 4 visit with Mr.. Burfords parent!
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs R. A. bu"%ccr.
and Miss Mary Burfo"@ They madC
the trip to Ocala from Atlanta il
their Buick car.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Schrieber viii
leave the end of next week for ITALIA
hassee to spend a few days. They
go especially to attend the commence
ment exercises of the Woman's col
lege from which their daughter, Mis-:
Dorothy Schrieber will graduate Oh
June third.