The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-30
Mrs. Tucker Entertains

Mrs. Tucker Entertains
Monday afternoon at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Edward Tucker. en-
tertained most happily for Mrs. Paul
Simmons and her three. guests. her
mother, Mrs. Carson Lee, Mrs. Saxon
Wolf and Miss Fay Lang. The after
noon was a lovely summer one, and
Mrs Tucker had converted the large
front porch into a most attractive sum-
mer parlor With the addition of
many vases of spring flowers. ferns
and ported plants, and the daintily
gowned guests, the scene was pretty
and attractive one. After all the
guests had arrived. on the tables that
were already fixed, several rounds Of
auction was played Mrs. Wolf prov
ed to be the best player and was
awarded fancy box of writing paper.
During the afternoon Mrs. Tucker
served an ice course. Those who were
present to enjoy this evening with
Mrs. Tucker and the honor guests,
were Mrs. Paul Simmons, Mrs. Anna
Holder, Mrs. E. L. Carney, Mrs. L. E.
Futch, Mrs. II. w Henry, Mrs. H. w.
Tucker, Mrs. S. J. Manley, Mrs. E. c.
Bennett and Misses Helen Jones,
Louise Spencer, Annie Davis. Ann
Swain, Katherine Pyles and Miss Mar
tin.
Mr.. Blake Entertains
Monday night at the home of his
mother, Mrs. r. G. Blake. Mr.. Robert
Blake entertained at a delightful
party, given in compliment to the
teachers of the high school.
As the guests arrived Misses Nat
allie Minshall and Christian White.
sides cordially greeted them at the
front steps and served them to re-
freshing punch which was attractively
served from large punch bowl placed
upon a table which was prettily dec
Grated, at the side OF the porch. Mrs.
Blake and her son. Mr.. Robert Blake,
received the guests very informally.
After all had arrived an old fashion
mode of entertainment was enjoyed.
This was spelling bee. Mrs. George
Martin acted as school teacher. This
proved most amusing entertainment.
In the dining room. which was deco
rated in the class colors, refreshments
were ENJOYED. Mrs. Blake proved her
self to be genial host and all present
had a very enjoyable time.
Gay c.. Livingston has been appoint.
ed sales manager for the South At
lantic Motor Company, state distribute
.ors for the Stanley Steam cars, with
headquarters in the companyss offices
on Riverside avenue.
This company also has the state
lIduCulSc8 lOI tHc IAouihACi Suts Lev 10
ID Bennett having recently been ap-
pointed sales manager handling the
Romer exclusively
With this team of popular young
men as sales managers for the two
lines, the South Atlantic Motor Com
pany promises to make sales jump
in this territory Times Union
Mr.. Milby Lloyd hes gone on a bust
ness trip to Richmond. and before re
turning home will go to New York,
Boston. Cincinnati. Chicago and
other cities. He expects to be away
for a couple OF weeks.
Marion county has recently voted
on the proposition of bonding in the
sum of $56OoOo for the construction
of roads and it is interesting to nots
that the vote was strongly in favor of
the project. The money will be care
fully expended and many miles Of
good roads will be added to the credit
and Importance OF the county. Road
construction at this time is very ex-
pensiye, but the people realize its ne
cessity. and the work will be done
with view to permanency. the eek
perience OF other counties being a
great help to those who are now un-
dertaking such work. Times Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Violin left on
Sunday for Atlanta. going at this time
to attend grand opera. While In At
lanfa they will be the guets OF rela.