The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
Mrs. carney and Mr.. carmIehaeI
Honored

nounced his division sponsorial stan.
to represent the state of Florida, at
the Confederate reunion in Houston,
Tex, in the following general ORDER.
General Order No. 3.
Comrades: l hereby announce the
following as division sponsorial star
to represent the state OF Florida at
the Houston. Tex, reunion, Oct. 6, z
and 8. 1920.
Sponsor. Mrs. B. A. Meginniss,
Tallahassee, Fla.
"Matron Of honor: Mrs. E. L. Car
ney. ocala, Fla; Mrs. Lee Perryman
Davis. Starke. Fla.
maids of honor: Miss Emma r.
Peacock, williston, Fla, Miss Mauda
Bevis. Tallahassee, Fla.
"Chaperon: Mrs. Ed. Carmichael.
Ocala, Fla.
These ladies are worthy descen-
dants OF representatives of the old
south and I commend them to your
loving care and consideration.
by order Of
an. A. BITCH.
"Maj-Gen. Commanding,
wv. A. RAwLS.
"AdjutantGen and chief of stan"
For Miss Jones
What is more pleasant on a warm
afternoon than picnic to our de-
lightful Silver Springs? A very pleas
ant one was given on Thursday after
noon. In compliment to one OF OcaIa's
pretty bride elects. Mrs. Maude
Horne was the hostess and Miss
Helen Jones the honoree. The jolly
crowd started for the Springs In cars.
leaving Ocala at $50. AS soon as the.
Springs were reached a swim with
all the water sports were enjoyed.
the crowd having such a good time
they were loathe to leave the water.
Mrs. Horne spread tempting picnic
supper under the beautiful shade
trees, and this was done justice to
by the hungry bathers. After supper
was over the rest OF the evening was
spent in dance on the pavilion.
Thoe present to enjoy this party with
Mrs. Horne and Miss Jones were
Misses Ethel and Elizabeth Horne,
Callie and Lucille Gissendaner. Sara
and Jess DeHone. Louise and Lou
reene Spencer, Sydney Perry. Alice
Sexton, Meme Davis, Agnes Burford,
Marguerite Edwards, Nettie Camp,
and Mrs. Leon Mason, Messrs. Nit
chell Tucker. Holmes Walters, Nor
man Horne, Rosco and Wellie. Meffert,
George Looney. Leonard Todd, Bob
Chace. Charles and Ralph Cullen.
Robert Hall. Walter Troxler. Marshall
earn, Robert Rogers, James Taylor,
Homer Agnew. Cecil Clark. Brooks
Bateman and Frank F1uellen OF Nc
Intosh. Carl Sewell and Crawford
Stanley OF Jacksonville and Horace
Andrews OF Atlanta.
Mrs. Hugh Seniff, who lives In Mr..
Johnnie Moore's cottage on Magnolia
street was taken very suddenly Sun
day night with an attack OF appeadI-
citis and was rushed to the hospital.
Sas was operated on Tuesday morning
and from reports she is getting along
nicely. Her little daughter, Betty
Jane is being cared for by Mrs. T. b.
Barnes
Mr.. r. T. Adams has gone west to
meet Mrs. Adams and daughter, Miss
Dorothy Adams. who have been spend
ing some time in Colorado with reIa-
tives. They are expected home about
the last OF next week.
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Miss Alice Bullock returned home
last Sunday after an absence Of two
months. Miss Bullick first went to
New York by the Clyde line and after
a visit there made the trip up thel
Hudson and then through the great
lakes to Michigan, where she spent
some time with Mrs. Fred Robinson
and Miss Lucille Robinson at their
summer home on Lake Michigan. Miss
Bullock's friends are delighted to
have her at home again.
$3.50
Miss Carita Camp will leave Tues
day afternoon for White Haven.
Penn. where she VIII visit one Of her
school mates, Miss Muriel Hauser. In
company with Miss HaUser and her
parents and another OF her school
mates she win go from White Haven
to New York and thence back to her
school at Newton. Mass. by motor.