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The house was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and about two dozen
of the host and hostess friends were
present to help enjoy the evening.
Cards were played during the even
ing assisted by her son, Harris Pow
ers, Mrs Shepherd served a salad
course followed by an ice course.
For Alice Boyd
| In honor of her pretty little cousin,
Miss Alice Boyd, of Troy, Alabama,
Miss Mary Burford entertained twelve
of her little friends on Tuesday after
noon at picture" party.
| Olive Thomas was the actress and
! all the little girls enjoyed her very
much. After the pictures the little
girls accompanied by Miss Burford
and the honor guests mother, Mrs
Betty Boyd, they went to the drug
store and enjoyed a refreshment
course
The following little girls were pres
ent to meet Alice and enjoy her lovely
party; Charlotte and Anita Chazal.
Fanita Cobb, Maude Gary, Charlotte
Smith, Frances McIver, Margaret
Chace, Frances Clark, Alice Cullen,
Dalzelle Pasteur and Helen Newsome.
/
Mrs. Tom Proctor of Inverness is
! spending some time in Ocala as the
guest of her husbands parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. John Pasteur and also as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Pas
teur.
| The ladies of the different commit
| tees of the parent-teachers associa-
ton are still ready to receive dono-
tions for their school ground fund. If
you have not sent yours please don't
be at all bashfuI Come right away.
Ocala friends OF Hon. S. j. Hilburn,
of Palatka will rejoice with him in
| the good fortune that has -ecautly
come to him An oil gusher has been
located on some Of his property in
| Texas. The well gives promise to Oe
one of the wonders of the oil fields.
! The Deytona Beach Casino, which
! is quite pleasantly remembered by
many Ocala people who go to the
I beach every summer, was burned to
the ground on Tuesday.
! Mrs. W. E. Toner after three
weeks pleasant visit in Oeala with her
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry BorIand
( left on Tuesday for st. Petersburg,
where she will spend the balance OF
the winter
Mr.. D. F. McIver was a business
visitor in Tampa the early part of the
week.
/ Mr.. Harry Nurney, who has been
! the guest of his two sisters in this
city has returned to Asheville, where
he expects to spend the balance of
the winter
/ Nh and Mrs. Robert McDougald
and little son came up from their
home at Mccall, on Monday to spend
a short while with Mrs. McDougald's
mother, Mrs. Martha Williams, and
also to see their little daughter, Dor,
othy, who is spending the winter in
Ocala with her grandmother.
/
| Mrs. Cootie and her daughter, Miss
Daisy Smith have returned home
from delightful visit with friends
and relatives in West Florida and
J Alabama.
Mrs. Frank Sheffield who has been
with Mrs. E. J. Redding for the past
month expects to move the first Of
February to the home of Mrs. Grant.
ham, on Ocklawaha, where she has
taken housekeeping rooms.
| Brantley is the name given the in
| FAINT son, born last week TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Weathers. at their home in
Shore Hills, New Jersey.
Mrs. Daimper who has been quite
i'll for the few weeks at the home or
her daughter, Mrs. E. I. Harris, is very
much better.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and little child,
who have recently come to Ocala to