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

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i her sister, Mrs. Buena Minis. Mrs.
Mary Johnson and Mrs. J. A. Stall.
I! The house was most elaborate in its
decorations of evergreens, pink and
white roses. The lights were ali
shaded with pretty pink paper shades
and made an unusually pretty and AZ
tractive setting for this pretty party.
i Mrs. Chas. Rheinauer, Mrs. S. T. Tran-
than and Mrs. Anna Holder most
1 graciOusly met the guests at the door
4 and invited them into the reception
room. where the hostess honor guests
and Mrs. Mildly Lloyd and Mrs. Trus-
1 ten Drake received, all looking very
i lively in their fresh summer dresses.
I. After spending while chatting with
these ladies', Mrs. j. Il. Dickson and
Mrs. j. G. Johnson invited you into
the library, where the visiting ladies
OF Ocala were receiving; after linger-
4 ing with them Mrs G. S. Scott and
Z Mrs. r. G.. Blake invited you to the
4 dining room, where cherry cream and
q cake was passed by Misses Elizabeth
Hooker. Loureen Spencer, Lucille Gis-
sendaner, Irene Tompkins and Kath-
crime Henry Others assisting Mrs.
Carney in looking after her guests
4 were Mrs. Fred Hooker Mrs. w. T.
Gary, Mrs. S. T. Sistrunk and Mrs.
Edward Helvenston. During the after
4 noon Miss Music Bullock and Miss
Pearle Fausett and Miss Dorothy
Lancaster gave several delightful
musical numbers.
Reciprocity Day in Gainesville
i The Twentieth Century Club Of
Gainesville held their annual recipro-
ciety day on Monday. A very delight
full program was given and a most
enjoyable time was had. Mrs, w. T..
Gary, president OF Ocala's Woman's
Club. Mrs E. A. Osborne, president
of Perentteachers Association, and
Miss Lumie Davis of the Industrial
School were all on the program and
gave interesting talks.
Those going to Gainesville to at
tend this meeting we're Mrs. A. O. Cox.
Mrs. Fl. G. Dozier. Mrs. James knight.
Mrs. Walter Hood and Mrs. Harvey
Clark. Going in Mrs. Cox's car. Mrs.
A. q. Osborne, Mrs. W.T.. Gary, Miss
{ es Mabel Meffert. Cora Griffin and
Lumie Davis going up in Mrs. -Os-
borne's car.
Norman Horne, who attends college
, in Atlanta spent a few days at home
this week with his mother, Mrs. Maud
Horne.
4 Mrs. w. T. Gary spen a few days
; this week in Alachua county on club
J work
Little Miss Emily Rentz, daughter
{ OF Mrs. Blanche Rentz. of Riverside,
! has returned from Tallahassee, where
: she enjoyed brief visit with her aunt,
| Miss Louise Rentz. who is a student
i at the Florida State College for Wonl-
3 en- Times Union.
!. Mrs. Gay G. Livingston formerly
Miss Alta Pearson of this city, has re
turned to her home in Jacksonville
y from trip to Kissimmee. Enroute
home she had expected to stop in
Ocala for a visit with her mother, but
: ner younger son, Jack had one Of his
!. eyes very seriously poisoned and she
had to cut short her visit Master
, Jack is now all right again but for
awhile it was it was feared that he
+ might lose the sight of his eye.
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!, Mrs. Otto G. Sewer of Atlanta, Ga.
is visiting at the home OF Dr. and Mrs.
G. w Moremon. bringing with her the
& six year old son. who recently recover
: cd from severe case of flu. Little
: Opie is improving each day and enjoy-
3 ing his stay here and with both his
5 grandmother and great grandmother
I at Gambler. near Eden lake. Both have
visited Ocala before and always have
pleasant stay among the good peo-
i pie here. Mrs. Sewer is the wife of
r Capt. o. G. Sewer. OF the American
4 Red Cross Southern Division and
1 daughter-in-law Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
! Sewer, who lives in Atlanta, and spent
q many pleasant seasons in Florida.
Mrs. L. w. Henrdicks of New Hav'
en-. Conn. who has been spending
> the past week or ten days in Ocala
i with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
I Eert A. Alfred. WIN arrive in the near
/ future for q visit with Miss Thelma