The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-24
eocIETY
UnI1ue and Delightful Party
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Messrs. William Camp, George Lee
a. Davis and Alfred MacKay, who
maintain most comfortable bachelor
establishment at Dunnellon. gave
their first real large social affair on
Tuesday night. About fifty were I'm
sited to this affair from Ocala, Inver-4
ness and DunneIlon, and from the
time the unique invitations were is
sued the guests to be knew that some
unusual pleasure was to be theirs on
this occasion. The invitations an
nounced that there would be an oys-
ter roast at eight O'Clock and when
the guests arrived the big roaring fire
out of doors was an intimation Of
the pleasant feast TO follow. How
ever, around six O'Clock or later the
hosts learned that the oyster boats at
Crystal River had not come in and
could not get in that night; and then
a-oh, my goodness wasn't there con-
Eternation a plenty in that bachelor
establishment? Well, we should say
there was. But necessity is the moth
er OF invention and with the guests
from Ocala already on the way some
thing had to be done and done quick.
So the hosts, not to be outdone by
any such mean trick of fate hied
themselves into the village, and soon
returned with enough to feed multi
tude-large juicy steaks and break
fast bacon galore, and ere long the
steaks were broiling over the red hot
Goals, 'tons" of bacon fried to a crisp
and innumerable plates of hot bis
cults and rolls and steaming pots OF
coffee were ready for the guests, and
this feast was partaken of amidst the
greatest merriment' and enjoyment.
ard everybody said that it was even
more fun than an oyster roast could
possibly have been.
1t was eleven o'clock when this de-
1ightful party broke up and the guests
started for their homes.
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The Misses Camp Entertaining
The Misses Stella, Nina, Nettie and
Carita Camp are entertaining at sup
per tonight in compliment to Miss
Dorothy Stevens and Mrs. Leslie An
derson of Mayfeld, KY, and for Miss
es Agnes Burford and Elizabeth
Hooker, who are at home for the hol-
idays.
Mrs. ]. H. Hydrick (Mary Harriet
Livingstone and infant son, Augustus
Sally. of Orangeburg. s.. c.. arrived
Wednesday afternoon to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Hydrick's parents,
IHr. and Mrs. j. H. Livingston.
$3.50
Mrs. NJ H. Stoval1 of Ocala is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Stova1l,
at their home, No. 6, Harbor View
Tampa Tribune.
Mr.. George Lee Davis will go up to
Savannah today to spend Christmas
day and Sunday with his relatives in
that city.
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Mr.. Alfred o. Martin was in Ocala
yesterday accompanied By his three
annts, the Misses Owens, of Marion
county. who accompanied him to his
home in Apopka to be his and Mrs.
Martins CHESTS for Christmas. They
made the trip in Mr.. Martins car.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Cobrrn and
daughter, Miss Leota Coburn, motor
ed to Ocala on Tuesday from their
winter home in Daytona and were
here for the Coburn Minstrels Tues
day night.
<Esss--. $3.50
Mrs. w. w. Lloyd's friends are de-
lighted to know that she is 90 much
better after her recent serious illness.
she is daily growing stronger.
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Mr.. Carlisle Izlar's friends are de-
lighted to have him able to be out
again after an illness of several weeks
at the hospital.
1t is with very much regret that we
chronicle the continued illness of Mrs.
r. L. Anderson, Jr., at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Christian
Ak.
Miss Wenona Wetherbee, who at
tends college in Boston, Mass, is
spending the Christmas and New
Year holidays with her relatives in
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