The Ocala banner., 1920-06-25


For MIR. and Mrs. 5obzien
Monday night at $50 o'clock Miss
Elizabeth Davis entertained mum
/ ber OF her friends at dinner, as a
/ special compliment to her house
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Bobzien of Ar.
cadia.
The evening being a warm one,
Miss Davis had the five tables placed
on the cool porch which had been
transformed into a regular summer
dining room. Each table was laid
with lovely linen and in the center
of each was a pretty bowl of flowers.
seated at each table were two young
ladies, who were all looking their
sweetest and two handsome men.
After the dinner had been beautifully
served the guests whirled away this
time, some dancing, others playing
cards.
This was one of the most delightful
of the informal affairs given in Ocala
in some time and was enjoyed by the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. Bobzien,
Misses Sue Moore, Alice Bullock,
Caroline Harriss, Onie Chazal, Avalee
and Marguerite Edwards, Mr. Albert
Harriss, Mr.. Edward Martin, Mr.
Frank Harris. Jr., Mr.. Robert Mac
Kay, Mr. Norton Davis, Mr.. Julian
Bullock. DR.. Nichols, Mr.. Bruce Mef-
fert.
For Miss Helen Jones
In honor of her cousin, Ers. Lester
Pearson of Tampa. Miss Helen Jones
of Ocala, Miss Clare Spencer of Jack
sonville and Mrs Frank Merrin of
Dade City. Mrs. George F. Young de.
lightfully entertained several tables at
five hundred on last Friday afternoon.
The guests were served with punch
on arriving by Mrs. Frank Ruth and
soon after found their places, by
dainty score cards, at tables on the
breezy porch and spent an hour pleas
antly at the game. Prizes were award
ed to the guests of honor and to Mrs.
Joe Daais and Mrs. Rerick for highest
and lowest score. Ice cream and cake
were served, following the game, Mrs.
Young being assisted by Mrs. PinhOls
ter Miss Alderman and Miss Dorothy
Lock.-Dade City Banner.
Mr. T. T. Munroe expects to leave
next week for his annual visit to his
old home in New York State.
Little Miss Frances Clark spent a
few days at Lake Weir this week a
guest of her cousin, Josephine Clark
Mrs. C. v. Miller and her little
daughter, Alice, of Tampa, who have
been spending the past ten days most
pleasantly in Gainesville as the guests
OF Mrs j. NJ. Dell are now in Ocala
guests of Mrs. Miller's parents,
Judge and Mrs. W. S. Bullock.
Mrs. John Preer and little son left
on Saturday for Alabama, where they
expect to spend the balance of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Murphy, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Wood
row and Mr.. Laurie Izlar, motOred to
Tampa on Sunday, where they went
to attend the meeting of the Ameri
can Legion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milby Lloyd and chill
dren left early Monday morning in
their car for Asheville, where they
have taken a cottage, and will remain
there the balance OF the summer.
sSSs
Mrs. G. C. Sheppard and little
daughter, Mary Louise, have returned
home from a pleasant visit with
friends in Detroit, and with relatives
in Chicago and Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Albert Nc
Crainie announce the engagement of
their daughter Adeline Fouche, to
George Mercer Lang. The wedding
will take place in the fall.
Miss McCranie formerly made her
home in Washington, but since COM
ing to Savannah TO live she has been
a popular and attractive addition to
the younger set Mr.. Lang is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Muir Lang of
Savannah and a popular member Of
Savannah's society set
Mr. Lang was an inmate friend of
Mr.. Pat Anderson during the world
war and while both were young lieu
enants. Lieut.. Lang has visited Lieut..
Anderson at his home in this city.
Criday afternoon Mrs. ]. Fl. Their
rell entertained the Junior Mission
airy society of the Methodist church
with little party given at her home
on Wyona street.
Mr.. Guy Toph, formally of Ocala
but now living in Tampa has recent