The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-02-18


mere OF Belleyiew. Mr.. w. e NATHAN
Of Romeo and Mrs. M CIenowith Of
Lake Weir were among the shoppers
spending Tuesday in 0caIa-
$500
IN Honor OF Mrs. Shepherd
a very pleasant and greatly enjoy
ed social event OF last week was the
auction party that Mrs. Harvey Clara
gave onvFriday afternoon as special
compliment to her sister. Mrs. Lewis
A. Shepherd. of Chicago
Mrs. Clark entertained forty guests
and her home was prettiIy decorated
with bamboo. yellow iessamine. plum
blossoms, red bud. nasrurtiums. sweet
peas and roses. the general effect be-
ing most pleasing
After tive rounds of auction the
scores were counted and IT was found
that Mrs. Jack Camp had made the
highest score. Mrs. Leverette FuEch.
second and Mrs Trusten Drake. the
lowest Each was presented a me
mento OF the afternoon after which
an ice course. cake and nuts was serv-
ed by the hostess assisted By her
mother and sister Mrs. Lloyd and
Mrs Dozfer and Mrs WfIds.
7ezie-LIoyd
The following invitations have been
received by relatives and friends Of
the bride.
Mrs MerreII Frank Lloyd invites
YOU to be present at the marriage OF
her daughter. Evelyn Causey to Mr..
James irving BeaIe. ON Tuesday even
ing FebFuarv ., at o'clock, Main
street Methodist church. Suffolk Va !.
Miss Lloyd spent the Christmas hol-
Idays In OeaIa winter before last and
made many friends. vino learn with
much pleasure OF her approaching
marriage
Mr. Mildly Lloyd viii go 70 SnffoIk
to attend the wedding OF his sister.
Mrs. Lloyd and little George, who had
expected to go VIII not be able TO go
ON account Of the continued illness OF
the latter
Metro has purchased Turn to the
Right for s25g.000 record price for
screen rights. The. nearest approach
to it is the figure paid for Way Down
East BY David W Griffith. who
bought the play for s175,100 from VIII
lsara A. Brady. Ii IS understood that
negotiations of various sorts for the
play. which was written BY WincheiI
Smith and Jack Hazard have been
in progress by producers for two
years. The picture viii be produced
and distributed through Metro and
win be presented BY John Golden and
Marcus Loew. Under the terms of the
contract. John Golden retains half in
terest in the play
Mrs. II. a.. Alfred has returned
home from q trip to Oeala. Tampa and
other points in the state, after an abb
sence from the city Of several weeks.
Her daughter. Mrs Laird w. Hem
bricks and two young sons and her.
cousin. Miss Frances Williams viii
remain in Ocala for some time before.
returning to Jacksonville. Times
Union
Mrs. ". H. Clark spent Sunday in
OeaIa with her son. Mr.. Howard
CLARK. coming 20 see Mrs. Clark. who
continues very i'll
mrs. Richard Dodge and young
daughter. who have been spending
some time in 0cala. the guests Of her
mother mrs. w 3. Newsom left We'd
nesday for Logan. West Va. where
they are to make their home in the
futnre
Mrs. Clifford Anderson entertained
party Of six at the Tea Gun Sa1tnr.
day afternoon Tampa Tribune
$3.50
Mr. II. r. Green Of Live Oak was
among the visitors in 0eala the first
OF the week
Mr. Ralph Moseiey. OF Columbus.
Ca, spent Sunday and Monday IN
0eaIa. being in the city on business
for his aompany. Mr.. Moseley = =
cousin Of Mrs Frank Harris Of TINS
city. This was his first visit in Oeala
and while here he visited Silver
Springs. OF which he had SO often