The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-20

| dainty refreshment course of cream
and cake was enjoyed Those present
were Amy Long, Marguerite Counts,
/, Nettie Mathews. Bernice Bell, Hazel
and Lena Ricketson. Martha Divers.
Edna Roberts, Matte Bell Cmeron,
Mary Atkinson, Virginia Durham,
Alice Barnett, Eva Burton and Rev.
and Mrs. c. w. White.
$3.50
| Enjoying Valentine Party
Little Miss Margaret Stevens, or
Lakeland, who with her mother, Mrs.
VERNE Stevens, is spending the whit
er at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. A.
Weathers, entertained number of
her little friends at Valentine party
last Saturday afternoon. The little
hostess, attired in dainty white
frock, with ribbons, greeted her guests
most graciously, and for couple OF
hours the house. and yard was gay
with little children's laughter. In the
dining room, which was appropriately
decorated in red flowers, hearts and
ribbons, lovely refreshment course
was enjoyed. The table was centered
with big gay valentine and from the
chandelier was draped ribbons to the
corners of the table which were tied
with fluffy bows and at each corner
was cut glass dish of candles. Little
Miss Stevens was assisted in enter.
tanning her guests by her mother, Mrs,
Ford and Miss Meta Jewett
The little folks present on this hap.
ply occasion were Frances Drake,
Frances Gary, Frances Clark, Mar
garet Chace, Anita Chazal, Frances
McIver. Mary Anna Neighbor, Mar.
tina Taylor, Spencer Cullen. Edward
Helvenston.
Mrs. Eugene Cox, of Atlanta, who
is visiting her mother, Mrs. E. L.
Wartman, at Citra, spent few days
in Ocala the past week with Mr. and
Mrs. Allison Wartman and while here
was the honor guest at several infor.
NAL parties.
Mr.. Lewis Shepherd spent day in
Ocala the past week enroute to his
home in Chicago, from a business trir
in south Florida He was at the home
of his father-in-law, Mr. Frank Har-
ris. He left on Sunday and remained
in Jacksonville over Monday, as the
guest of Mr.. ana MRS. C. H. Lloyd.
mrs. Christian AK has as her guest
at her home, her brother, Mr.. Fred
Keidel, who will be her guest for a
few weeks The friends of the AK
family regret to learn that Mrs. AXIS
mother, Mrs Henry Keidel continues
quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Johnson. of Tex
as, who have spent a, week in Ocala
the guest of Mrs Johnson's sister,
Mrs Howard Clark. left on Sunday
for Tampa and other cities on the
West Coast. They will also visit
Miami, Palm Beach, st. Augustine.
During their tour of the state their
little son remained in Ocala with. his
aunt
:
Mr. and Mrs. d. E. McIver have as
their guest for short stay, Mrs. w
iR. Goodwin. of Chicago. Mrs. Good
win formally spent her winters at
Lake Weir and has many friends TO
welcome her.
Miss Wenona Wetherbee returned
home from very pleasant visit IN
Jacksonville, where she was brides
maid at college friends wedding
She was also the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller
| DR.. ]. H. Therrell, field secretary Of
the Methodist church, has fitted up a
neat little office over the Commercial
bank building.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar c. Tigner and
children. formerly of this city, have
just moved from Center Hill to Cler-
mont to make their future home. Mr..
Tigner has purchased the general mer
chandise stock of William Kern Com
pany of Clermont
Sundays Tmes-Union contained a
very lovely picture of Mrs. w. A. Red.
ding, who was recently elected presi,
dent of the Y. ". G. A., of Jackson.
vile. Mrs. Redding was former
popular Ocala matron, and her friends