The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-05-21
SOCIETY
CONTINUED from rage Five)
For Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Lloyd


few friends at an ex -eedipSly pleas.
ant little auction party last Friday
ni"ht.
Three tables of players enjoyed the
games OF auction, the tables being ar
ranged in the dining room. which was
most attractively decorated with Eas-
ter lilies.
When the scores were counted it
was found that Mrs. Bennett and
Miss Blair Woodrow had tied for the
l'cnest score among the ladies and
Mr.. r c. Camp among the gentlemen.
All three were awarded prizes for
their good playing.
Following the games an ice course,
Cake and bon bons were served.
Enjoying the auction games with
Mrs. Camp were Mrs. Bennett. Mrs.
Lloyd, Mrs. r. c. Camp. Miss Stotes-
hurry, Miss Blair Woodrow, Miss Mary
lurfOrd and Messrs. r. c. Camp, c.
B Woodrow NJ. C. Izlar, \. p. Davis
I'D Frank Harris. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hager. who
lave been spending the past six
months in Ocala. expect to leave for
their home about June first. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hager during their stay N
Ocala have been occupying the home
OF Or. and Mrs. c. B. Aver on Fort
King avenue. They have made many
pleasant friends in Ocala, who are
hoping that they will return to our
tie city next winter.
Mr.. Jack Camp and family are NOV !
ng back into their own home, which !
has just been remodeled. and which |
is now one Of the loveliest homes in |
Ocala. While their home has been |
the hands of the architects, con- |
tractors, etc, they have been occupy |
ing the home of their brother, Mr. |
William Camp.
The graduating exercises of the |
graduates of the Marion county hos
pital, which were to have been held |
last Monday night have been pest |
pOned until Tuesday evening of rext |
week.
The exercises will be held at the |
Woman's Club and an enjoyable pre- |
gram has been arranged for this |
event
Mrs. G. c. Shepherd and her little |
daughter. Mary Louise are in Detroit |
where they are having a delightful !
visit with friends. they also expect to |
visit friends in Chicago and before
returning home they will go to Indi-
ana. where they will spend some |
time with Mr.. Shepherds relatives.
Mrs. f. A. Osborne driving her new
Buick COune. accomnanied bv Misses
Mabel Beck and Onie Chazal left on
Thursday for Tanpa. where they will |
spend couple of days.
Messrs. B. F. Condor and Mason
Tison spent Wednesday in Orlando.
motoring down in Mr.. Tison's car, they
expect to it~in several towns before |
returning home.
Mrs. II. A. Ford and her sister, Miss |
Emily Stotesbury will leave in about |
a week for Macon, Ga, for a visit |
with Mrs. Ford's daughter Mrs. r.
7 Birdsey and family. Later Miss
Stotesbury will go to different cities
in Canada to spend some time with
friends and relatives.
On June first Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Condor expect to move into the resi-
dence of Mr.. Condon's sister, Mrs.
Annie Perry on Herbert street and |
Mrs Perry and family will move into |
Mr.. and Mrs. CondOns home on
Fourth street, Mr.. Condor and Mrs. |
Perry having exchanged homes.
Mr.. Forney Lancaster, only son of |
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Lancaster, of this |
city. has recently purchased the John
NJ. Graham home on Fort King ave.
Mr. Lancaster's parents will move in
10 his new home and he and his wife |
win spend their winters in Ocala with |
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Lancaster Mr.
Forney Lancaster now resides in |
Pittsburg, where he has been very
successful in business. 1t has been !
some years since he has paid visit
10 his boyhood home.
Mr. Howard z. Hitchings of Jack
sonville spent the weekend with |
Mrs. Hitchings and little son at the
home Of her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
S. r. Pyles.
Mr.. George II. Ford came down
Saturday afternoon from. Jacksonville i
and spent the weekend with Mrs.
Ford az the home of het perents, Mr.. 1
and Mrs. B. A. Weathefs.
The beautiful baritone $saxaphone
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