The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-19

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Picnic for Y. M. c. A. Boys
Although the afternoon was raw and
damp and bitter cold. the picnic given
for the Y. NJ. C. A. boys was a very
enjoyable affair.
The hosts of this picnic were the
members of the Ocala Rotary Club
and they left nothing undone that
should have been done to give pleas
ure to their guests.
The ladies Of the Woman's Club had
charge of the supper, SO of course
something good was to be expected.
! At six o'clock supper was announc-
ed and feast it was. the menu con-
sisted of red hot chicken pillau, bread
and butter sandwiches, pickles, apple
pie and hot coffee.
| After supper, Mr.. Harry Borland be-
| came master of ceremonies and
very enjoyable program was enjoyed.
| Mayor Robert Anderson, Jr., made
speech of welcome and he was
responded to by a Tampa delegate.
Nat Mayo and several of the ether
boys made short talks.
A most enjoyable time was had in
spite of the cold weather.
lLons-Trout
The large number of Tampa friends
of Mr.. John Saberton Long will be in
terested in the announcement OF his
approaching marriage to Miss Hazel
Trout of Takio, Mo-, the wedding to
take place on Thursday, November Is,
at the home of the bride, at o'clock
in the afternoon.
The wedding will be a quiet affair,
owing to the illness of the bride-elect's
mother. Immediately after the cere-
mony the young people will leave for
trip through the West, and upon their
return will be at home to their friends
on Audubon Boulevard in New Or
leans in a new home recently prepar-
ed by Mr. Long.-Tampa Tribune.
Mr.. Long has friends in Ocala who
are interested in his approaching mar
riage.
Enjoyable Dance
The second dance of the Eight
O'Clock Dancing Club was given on
Friday night and proved to be very
enjoyable affair With good music, a
rice cool night, what more could you
wish for, for the enjoyment of a
! dance?
The dance opened with a grand
1.,arch. which was led by Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Martin. who introduced quite
a number of pretty and unique figures.
There were present at this dance
several visiting girls and young men.
| During the intermission sandwiches
ard coffee were served after which
the dancing was resumed and kept up
Until midnight.
Complimenting Mrs. Frank H.
Thompson. one of the most popular
brides of the summer, Mrs. j. S. Jewett
entertained Wednesday afternoon
with one of the Ioveliest card parties
of the seasons. The rooms were attrac-
lively decorated with colorful vases
of roses and chrysanthemums. The
guests spent the afternoon hours at
auction, bridge, some very skillful
playing being demonstrated. The priz-
es, dainty gift shop novelties accom-
panied by clever verses were present
ed to Mrs. Thompson. guest of honor,
a sachet. Miss Ruby Turner, winner
of the high score, coat hanger and
Miss Lucy Conibear, the consolation,
a needle waxer The hostess served
a delicious pressed chicken and salad
followed by an ice course. The favors
were beautiful roses each guest re-
ceiving one.-Lakeland Items in Trib-
une.
Both Mrs. Thompson and Mrs.
Jewett are we'll known and popular
Ocala ladies.
Mr.. John Hay, of Savannah was the
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. C..
Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Camp left
last Saturday for ten days visit in
New York city. They will be joined
there by Miss Nettie Camp, who has
teen visiting friends. and they viii re-
.urn home together.
| Mr.. Frank Logan left on Tuesday
for Chicago, where he goes on bust