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

Ldt6 MAYOR ODIlH IeCelfGu Ills COIl-
mission as Lientenant- Colonel.
For Miss Weaver
Friday last Mrs. Fl. NJ. Hampton
entertained at a very delightful motor
trip, luncheon and dinner party at
Gainesville in compliment to Miss
Rebekah Weaver, of Greenville, Miss,
who was the guest of Miss Ellen
STRIPPING, Miss Caroline Harriss, Mr..
Edward Martin motored to the Uni.
versity city from Ocala in the morn
ing. On arriving there they were
joined by Messrs. Parke Anderson
and F. d. Christy and at one o'clock
at the White House a very elegant
luncheon was enjoyed In the after
noon the young people attended an in
formal dance at the S A. E. chapter
house after which supper was enjoyed
at the White House. In the evening
the party attended the big ball at the
Elks' club given by the TWO Gaines
vile chapters of the Daughters of the
Confederacy and after the ball re-
turned to Ocala arriving home in the
"wee sma' hours of the morning after
a day and an evening of the greatest
pleasure.
Mrs. Caroline Harriss Barthelmess
entertained Mrs. Frank Thompson
and Miss Jefferson Bell at tea, at the
POllyanna Tea Room Mrs. Barthel-
mass, who is living at the Halcyon,
was celebrity herself ON the stage
as Caroline Harriss, but is now bask-
ing in the reflected glory of her splen-
did young son, Richad Barthelmess,
who is just about the most popular
young man in the movies today.
Everyone is talking about his marve-
lous creation of Chong Husan in
Broken Blossoms "Dicky," as his
mother lovingly calls him, looks very
like his mother and his soulful, pas
sionate, dark eyes are very like hers.
There probably is nothing in the
world quite so happy and satisfying
as to be the mother of very young
and very famous son.-Miami Herald.
Mrs. B. w. Blount, president of the
Duval County Federation Of Mothers
Clubs. was yesterday appointed by
chairman of the woman's division OF
the Near East Relief. Mrs. Blount
will Immediately organize the women
forces in this campaign. She has had
extensive experience in moral uplift
work and in other drives involving
civic pride and benovelience. She IS
also an active church worker. Times
Union.
Mrs. w E. Tonner. OF Ohio, for
many years winter resident of Citra,
but who is spending this winter at
st. Petersburg, spent few days in
Ocala last week the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Borland. She also visited
Citra friends a few days.
Mrs Murphree Boyd OF Troy, Ala.
arrived in Ocala Monday afternoon
to spend a few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. r. A. Burford ad family.
Mr. Edward Martin, of Charleston,
s. c. has been visiting Ocala relatives
this week. Mr.. Martin is great
nephew of Col. J. NJ. Martin, of this
city.
Miss Rebekah Weaver. of Green
vile, Miss, after a fortnight's visit
in Ocala as the guest of Miss Ellen
STRIPPING. left Sunday afternoon for
a trip to Cuba with party of friends.
The friends that Miss Weaver made
during her visit in this city hope for
another visit from her when she re-
turns from Cuba.
Mrs. Donald Schrieber and her pref
ty little daughter, Charlotte arrived
in Ocala Saturday afternoon from
their home at Youngstown, Ohio, and
will spend the balance of the winter
here with Mrs Schrieber's parents.
Mr., and Mrs. G. K Robinson.
Friday night at the attractive club
house at Belleview the members of
the Belleview Civic League gave a
very enjoyable ball. Quite a large
number attended from Belleview.
Summerfield, the Lake and Ocala and
other places. The music for the dane
ing was played by Prof. Needhams or
chestra, of Ocala and every one had
splendid time.