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

Miss Hunt Of Franks, Inc. Returns
From Purchasing Trio

and buyer for Franks, Inc, and also
a member Of the firm, after a stay of
several weeks in New York city, is
at home again, arriving, the latter part
of last week.
While in New York Miss Hunt and
Mr.. Frank purchased the fall and
winter stock for Franks store in this
city and the beautiful things they pur-
chased are now arriving daily and are
eliciting the admiration of all who
have seen them. Miss Hunt has Sc
lected the most attractive models in
ready-to-wear gowns, suits, coats and
blouses ever carried by this firm and
she invites all friends and patrons OF
Franks to call and see these lovely
things for themselves.
A few weeks ago Mr.. Max Israelson,
manager of Franks and member Of
the form was also in New York on a
purchasing trip for his firm.
It is interesting to learn that the
prices are beginning to reach a pre-
war level.
Beach Party for Miss Bray
In honor Of her gueses, Miss Mary
Ella Pray, of Ocala, Miss Ethel High.
trv er entertained at a party at Pab.
10 Beach Tuesday.
The party, including a number of
intimate friends of the hostess mo-
tored down during the afternoon,
spending most enjoyable afternoon,
and evening at the popular resort
TimesUnion.
Bonner Clark spent few days
most pleasantly at Lake Weir this
week guest of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Clark.
Mrs. James Hicks Hill is a very
pleasant visitor to our city. Mrs. Hill
has come to have her house in this
city remodled. Her friends are de-
lighted to have her in Ocala again.
Mrs. w. M. Mcdowell and daught-
er. Miss Mary Mcdowell are at home
again after pleasant stay of couple
Of weeks at Daytona Beach.
Friends of Mrs. Howard Clark will
be glad to learn that she is improv-
ing from her recent illness and is able
20 be up little each day.
Miss Whitlock, of Illinois, who has
been spending some time in Ocala
with her sister, Mrs. w. H. Ragland,
will be among the young ladies leav-
ing soon for Tallahassee to enter the
Woman's college.
Misses Wenona Weatherbee and
Sara DeHon will sail Monday on the
Comanche for New York, going from
there to New Haven, Conn, to attend
a college of athletics this winter.
Mrs. Lang and Miss Willie Mae
Lang will sail Monday on the Co
manche for New York en- route to
Boston, where Miss Lang will enter
the Conservatory of music for the
winter.
Mrs. John d. Robertson has return
ed home from a stay of several weeks
at Chautauqua, N. Y.
Mrs. ]. H. holland and little daugh-
ter, Alice, of Timmonsville, S. c., ar
rived in Ocala Wednesday afternoon
for a visit with friends here. Mrs.
holland was formerly Miss Alice
Campbell, of this city, and this is her
first visit here since. her marriage
few years ago.
Miss Lillian Livington will spend
this winter at Kitchins' Mills, S. c..
with her aunt, Mrs. Kitchin and will
attend the public school there.
Mrs. David Conner, who has been
in Georgia for the past few months,
returned home Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Conner went up to Georgia to ac-
company Mrs. Conner home. Her
Ocala friends will be sorry to know
that Mrs. Connor is still not entirely
well from her recent serious illness.
Mr.. w. J. Edwards and family are
moving to their farm few miles
south west of the city and Mr.. Will
son and family will move in a few
days from Fort Mccoy into the Pear
son home that Mr.. Edwards and fam