The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-30
Miss Mary Elizabeth Kontz
CompIimented

Miss Mary Elizabeth Kontz
complimented
Miss Mary Elizabeth Kontz is the
pretty young guest of Miss Agnes Bur
ford, Miss Kontz having arrived in
Ocala few days ago from her home
in Atlanta. The visit of no young per.
son to Ocala is complete without
trip to Lave Weir and swim in the
Lake. So on Wednesday afternoon
Miss Kontz was the honor guest at
a very delightful picnic at the Lake
given by her hostess. The other
guests enjoying this picnic with Miss
Agnes Burford and Miss Kontz were
Mrs. Burford, Miss Mary Burford, Miss
Callie lGissendaner and her cousin,
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, of Montgom-
cry, Ala, Miss Meme Davis, Miss
Ludie Smith, of Louisville, KY, Miss
Elizabeth Hooker, Mrs. James Bryan,
Jr., of Tampa, Miss Emma Lane, of
Bristol, Conn.,, Miss Annie MacKay
and Mr.. Clarence Camp. This picnic
was given at the Camp place on the
Lake, the party going down from
Ocala about four o'clock, making the
trip in the Burford and the Camp
cars.
The afternoon was spent enjoying
water sports and at dusk a picnic sup
per was served on the pavilion and
after supper couple of hours was
most delightfully."- spent before the
party returned home.
Woman's Club to Compliment
Mrs. Brown
Ever since the organization OF the
Ocala Woman's Club Mrs. Jake Brown
has been one of it's most active mem
bers and one of the members of this
club who was never called upon in
vain to do her share of any club work.
1t was Mr.. and Mrs. Brown who gave
the Woman's Club the lot on which
the attractive club house is built and
now that Mrs. Brown is leaving for
her future home in Miami the club
members are to honor her with fare.
well tea Saturday afternoon at the
club house.
A musical program will be given
and a most pleasant afternoon is anti
cipated. Among the notable singers
to take part in the program Saturday
afternoon are Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Bryson, of Philadelphia.
WeiIs-Goodyear
A wedding of local interest took
place at Barlow Wednesday morning
when Miss Thelma Goodyear. Of this
city was married to Mr.. J. r. Wells,
of Sanford. Judge Kelsey Blanton
performed the ceremony.
The happy couple returned to Lake
land and will spend three or four days
here the guests of the brides mother
Mrs. P. d. Goodyear, before going to
where they will make their
home.
The bride is the lovely daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Goodyear, and had
returned from Southern Col
lege. where she attended school the
past year. The groom holds position
with the Atlantic Coast Line Dailroad
as fireman, his run being between
Sanford and JacksonviIle.-Lake
Telegram.
Miss Pearl Keefee returned home
yesterday afternoon after fortnight's
which she spent most pleas.
antly at st. Petersburg and in Tam
pa.
Miss Sue Moore will leave the first
of next week for Asheville, N. C. to
spend couple OF weeks visiting Miss
Margaret Lloyd, who is spending some
time in Asheville with her brother,
Mr.. NJ. w. Lloyd and family OF THIS
city. Miss Moore viii also visit rel.
atives in Lynhcburg, Va, and other
places before returning home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Lloyd, of this
city, have recently had as their guests
N Asheville. N. c., where they are
summering, Mr.. Lloyd's mother and
sister, Miss Evalyn Lloyd, who left
there TODAY for their home In CuefoIL