The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-09
Picnic for the Misses Camp

who spent the spring vacation i.
Ocala. Mrs. R. C. Camp and Mrs
Leta Bennett gave a very delightful
picnic last Friday afternoon at Lake
Weir. The point of destination of the
merry crowd was the summer home Of
the Camp family on the north shore
kof the lake, the party arriving about
five o'clock at the Lake. The after
noon was pleasantly warm one an,
after a swim in the Lake a very deli
cious supper was served on the pavil
lion and after supper dancing was en-
joyed for several hours.
The following were those present
with Mrs. Camp: Mrs. Bennett, the
Misses Camp and Miss Blake to enjoy
this picnic party. Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Camp, Mrs. e. F. Fitch, Mrs
Charles Lloyd, Misses Mary Burforc
Sue Moore, Adela AK, Ruth Harvey,
Elizabeth Davis, Caroline Harriss,
Elizabet Hooker, Lucy Armstrong ana
Messrs. Robert Anderson, Jr., Joe
Borden, Robert and Alfred MacKay
Jack and Henry Camp, Frank Harris
Jr., Edmund Martin, William Doyal
Albert Harriss, Norton Davis, Black.
well Lloyd and Philip Gale.
Mrs. H. "A. Daniels, of Jacksonville,
formerly Miss Lovella Ballard Of this
city, is visiting her brother, Mr.. L.
Ballard and family at their home near
Ocala.
DR.. Howard Kelley, of Baltimore,
the famous radium expert of Johns
Hopkins spent Friday afternoon and
Sunday in Ocala, the guest of DR.. HI.
c. Dozier DR.. Kelley came down es.
pecially to visit our famous Silver
Springs with which he was very great.
ly charmed and delighted. DR.. Kelley
also paid visit to the Marion county
hospital with which he was greatly
pleased and while here visited a mum
Der of Ocala people, who have been
his patients in Baltimore
Mrs. Annie Van Deman returned
home Monday afternoon from an ex-
tended visit at ST. Petersburg and
Clearwater. At the latter place she
was the guest of Miss Sue Barco, for
merly of Ocala. Mrs. Van Deman
came home sooner than she had in
tended on account of the death of hel
| friend, Mrs D. E. McIver.
Mrs. William Bercaw has returned
home from Ocala. where she was call.
ed several weeks ago by the serious
illness of her sister, Miss Nettis
Poetke. Tampa Tribune
The members of the First Presby-
terrain church have extended a call to
Rev. w F. Cresson, of Mississippi.
Mr.. Cresson has accepted this call and
with his family is expected to arrive
in Ocala about May first.
Mrs. Donald Schrieber and little.
daughter. Charlotte, who have beer.
spending part of the winter and til
spfing in Ocala, the guests of Mrs
Schrieber's parents, Mr. and Mrs. q
K. Robinson and with her husbands
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Schriebe
expect to leave about the fifteenth fol
their home at Youngstown, Ohio.
Miss Carita Camp. who has enjoyed
fornight's spring vacation at home
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
ence Camp, will leave tomorriw after
noon for Newton. Mass. where she at.
tends the Mt. Ida school for girls.
Mr. Blackwell Lloyd of New York
City spent a few days in Ocala last
week as guest at the home of his
brother. Mr.. Mildly Lloyd. leaving on
Saturday for his home
Mrs. Kate Brinkley, who has been
spending some time in Tampa has re
turned home. Mrs. Brinkley expects
to in the very near future in all prob
ability go to Tampa to reside.
Mrs. Charles Ross of Crawfordville
Ind. is in Ocala spending some time
as guest of her cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Gerig.
Mr. George Ford spent Easter IN
Ocala with his wife. who is spending
the winter in Ocala with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Weathers.
The Easter program given by the
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