The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-02
For Misses Camp and Their
Guest Miss Blake


her four young daughters and their
guest, Miss Gladys Blake. The girls
came and spent the afternoon most
informally together just chatting and
talking as young folks viii do when
they are together Late in the after
noon Mrs. Camp invited her guests in
to the large dining room which was
made most attractive with dogwood
and Easter lilies on little tables. and
an elegant supper was served. Mrs.
Camp was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. R. G. Camp and Mrs. Bennett.
Frank Harris, Jr., returned home
Tuesday from Jacksonville. where he
spent several days as the guest of his
sister, Mrs. c. H. Lloyd
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Nash spent
the weekend in Jacksonville going up
to that city with their guests, Mrs.
Lasch and Dorothy Lasch. of Chicago.
Mrs. Lasch and little girl remained
in Jacksonville for several days be-
fore going on to their home in Chi
cago.
Mr. Julian Bullock spent the week.
end in Jacksonville
Mrs. Anna Tweedy, of DeLand is
a pleasant visitor to the city, at
tending to business and greeting
friends.
Miss AdeIa AK entertained most in
formally on Saturday at a delightful
luncheon given in honor Of the girls
who are to be attendants at her wed
ding. They spent the morning most
pleasantly playing auction and at
noon an elegant four course luncheon
was enjoyed.
Mrs. William Sinclair's many
friends are delighted to have her back
home again. She arrived ON Tuesday
from Jacksonville, where she has been
spending the winter with her son.
For the present Mrs. Sinclair is the
guest of her friend, Mrs. E. ]. Redding
on Second street.
$50
Mrs. Eugene Levi and little daught
er. who have been spending the winter
most pleasantly in Ocala with Mrs.
Lewis sister. Mrs. Jake Brown. re-
turned on Tuesday to their home in
Iowa. Mrs Browns mother. who has
also been spending the winter with
her, has returned to her home.
NE. Joseph Bell and his sister, Miss
Jeffefson Bell, who is the talented
society writer of the Miami Metropo
lis, arrived in Ocala on Monday to
spend some time at their former
home. They were for many years
popular Oeala residents and were kept
busy greeting all their many friends.
Miss Merits Carol. after spending a
few days in .Oeala with her father.
Mr. R. R. Carroll. has returned to her
home in St. Petersburg.
$50
On Tuesday night Miss Lois Living
ston entertained in honor of Misses
Camp and Miss Blake A very jolly
time was spent playing different
games Late in the evening assisted
by her mother, Mrs. Henry Livingston,
the hostess served an ice course. This !
was one OF the pleasantiest of the
many parties being planned for these
popular girls.
Mrs Virginia Thorpe, who has been
making her home with her daughter.
Mrs. Harry E Abbott for the past
couple of years. expects to leave on
Sunday for Panama. where she will
visit her son. who is now making his
home there. Mrs. Thorpe has made
many friends IN ocala. who hope she
viii again return for another visit
with her daughter
Mr. Russell. who was couple Of
months ago manager of the Postal
Telegraph Company. has returned to
0cala and viii again have charge Of
the office in this city. Mr.. Russell
made many friends when he resided
here before. who are delighted to vel
come him back again
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hood motorad
TO New Syrmerna this week and were
ACCOMPANIED bv DR. Hoods sister