The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-08-27
in HONOR OF
MISS HOOKER

b MISS HOOKER 5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss Elizabeth Hooker, who left
on Monday afternoon for Kentucky
was the honor guest at lovely little
informal party given for her by Mrs
J. C. B. Koonce. 1t was given as a
goodbye" party for the honor guest
when she stopped in to bid Mrs
Koonce good bye. she was amazed to
find all her especial friends gathered
there.
AS Miss Hooker was to leave on the
limited, they only had a short while
together, which was spent in merry
chatter
Just before leaving Misses Margaret
and Lucretia Hooker assisted in sery-
ing an ice course.
The following were present to enjoy
this farewell party:
Misses Stella, Nina, Nettie and Carita
Camp. Agnes Burford, Ethel and Eliza
beth Horne, Ava Lee and Marguerite
Edwards, Lutte Smith, Margaret and
Lucretia Hooker and Mrs. r. L. An
derson, Jr.
Miss Hooker will first go to Louis
vile, Kentucky to visit relatives, and
later will go to Lynchburg, Virginia,
where she will enter Randolph Macon
for the fall term.
Where Some Of the Boys and Girls
Will 90 to College
Vacation time is very rapidly draw.
ing to a close, and soon, almost too
soon, for such a happy vacation tbs
has been. The educational wheels
will soon start to turning. The boys
and girls are all busy making their
plans and selecting their colleges.
We have been unable to find out
where all the class of 1920 will go,
but number of them will go to the
following colleges: Misses Sarah
Dehon and Lucille Gissendaner will
join the girls that are going to the
Woman's college at Tallahassee; Miss
Elizabeth Hooker expects to spend
this school year at Lynchburg, Va,
where she will be student at Ran
dolph-Macon; Miss Irene Tompkins
will attend college in Atlanta; Miss
Estelle McAteer will probably go to
either Sutherland or Tallahassee:
Miss Winnie Gordon, who was the
honor graduate has moved to Texas
and will no doubt attend college in
that state; Ernest Hennsley is max
ing plans to attend the University
of Cincinnati; James Melton
and Robert Blake will attend
the University of Florida, at
Gainesville; Ralph Cullen will go TO
Amherst; Willard Steele will com
plete his education at the University
of South Carolina. Other young folks
who will be away for the winter will
be Miss Rose Wolf, who expects to
become a student at the Elizabeth
Marther, in Atlanta: Misses Stella
Nina and Carita Camp will return to
the same college that they attended,
the past term; Miss Wenona Wether
bee will take post graduate course
at a college in Connecticut; Miss
Marguerite Edwards will return to
Tallahassee, as also will Miss Media
Todd; James and Bob Chace and
Charles Cullen will attend Amherst
Hugh Chace expects to go to Mercer.
berg, Mass. this year; Reginald Nc
Kay. Jack Camp. Jr., and Henry Camp
will go to Woodbury., Forest. vir.
ginia: Miss Agnes Burford will again
attend Randolph Macon college, at
Lynchburg; Miss Cornelia Dozier will
attend the convent in st. Augustine.
There will probably be others OF the
society beaux and bellies to leave for
college but up to date we have been
unable to learn them all.
Last Friday afternoon a very con-
genial party got together and had a
very enjoyable picnic at Silver
Springs. The ladies of the party
went out early in the afternoon, and