The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

NOdayS 10 young girl are quite
so roseate as are those leading up to
her wedding day and the friends of
Miss Helen Jones. our pretty Septem-
Der bride elect, whose wedding is to
take place quietly next Wednesday,
are vying with each other in contribute
ing to her happiness.
This afternoon Miss Jones is to be
complimented with a tea and again
tomorrow afternoon she and Miss
Caroline Harriss are to share honors
at another pretty tea. On Wednesday
at one o'clock at the Harrington Hall
hotel Miss Jones was the central fig
ure at pretty luncheon given for her
by the T. A. G. girls.
The table was very pretty in its
bride like appointments and this cour-
tesy to one of the popular T. A. G..
girls was graetly enjoyed by honor
guest and hestesses, the latter being
Misses Ethel and Elizabeth Horne,
Sara DeHon, Lucille Gissendaner and
Mrs. Leon Mason, nee Virginia Beck
ham.
Ocala friends OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Toph Rogers, Of Jacksonville, will re-
greet to learn that she has been very
ill since March. She is slowly recov-
ering and is now In st. Petersburg a
guest of her sister Miss Carrie Brown.
Mrs. Rogers, in writing to Ocala
friends says both she and her sister
are carried way with the beauties oil
st. Petersburg.
Mr. George Ford, of Jacksonville
was a business visitor to Ocala dur
ing the week.
Mr.. Mildly Lloyd, who with his fam
lily is spending the summer in Ashe-
vile, arrived in Ocala on Wednesday
to spend couple Of days on business.
Mr. Lloyd's familys expect to return
home about the first of October.
$3.50
Mrs. M. L. Reynolds and family
and Mrs. C. A. Fort and her family,
who have been spending the summer
most pleasantly together, in the
mountains of North Carolina have re-
turned home.
Misses Henrietta and Della Living
ston after spending the summer in
Ocala with their parents have gone to
Orangeburg, South Carolina for
short visit with their sister, Mrs. J.
H. Hydrick, before resuming their
studies for the winter.
Mrs. George r. Mexican and daugh-
ter, Miss Marie Mexican, who have
spent several months pleasantly in
Fairlee. VT, are expected home today.
While away Miss Marie has enjoyed
the many attractions OF Camp
Wynona, which is located near Fair
lee, VT. En- route home they have Wis
tied in Boston, Mass, New York and
Baltimore.-Tampa Tribune.
During this week two Ocala's pref
test little girls have passed through
another happy year. and each one
were given most delightful little
birthday party. Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. w. E. Smith entertained a num-
Der OF little girls in honor of her little
daughter. Margaret. who on that day
reached the age of four. A pleasant
afternoon was spent in playing games,
and later in the afternoon Mrs. Smith
served cream and cake. On Wednes-
day Mary Troxler celebrated her
birthday, and in honor OF this event
her mother gave her a spend the day
party, all morning the happy little
folks played and at noon Mrs. Troxler
served a delicious dinner for her
daughter and guests. Both Of these
parties were thoroughly enjoyed by
those who attended.
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Mrs. w. H. Clark came up from
Lake Weir on Wednesday to be with
her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Howard
Clark. who continues to be i'll.
Miss Loureen Spencer expects TO
spend this winter in st. Augustine,
where she viii attend college.
Miss Hanny Ellis. who is training
in a Savannah hospital to become a
nurse. is at home spending her caca.
ton with her mother and sister.
Mrs. William Bonner and her