The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-02-25
remain in Ocala longer as her daugh..
ter, Mrs. Clark, continues very i'll.

ter, Mrs. Clark, continues very i'll.
Valentine Bridge for Charming
Visitors
Quite a number OF the recent par
ties given in Ocala both before and
since the fourteenth carried the
stamps of ST. Valentine, these pretty
symbols being used most effectively
in various unique ways. Valentine
symbols were used by Mrs. Leta C.
Bennett at the seven table auctiOn
that she gave last Friday as special
compliment to her two sisters, Mrs.
George F. Armstrong and Mrs. Ed
ward F. Fitch. The score cards and
the score pads were decorated with
big red hearts. red pencils were nsed
for scoring and the tables marked
with big red figures.
Mrs. Bennet's beautiful home was
adorned with profusion of red bud
and plum blossoms and yellow jassa-
mine in huge jars and vases and on
the tables and mantles in all the
rooms were low bowls of pansies,
violets sweet peas and nasturtiums.
This delightful party gave very
great pleasure to the following guests:
Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Fitch. Mrs.
Clarence Camp, Mrs. r. C. Camp.
Mrs. Jack Camp Mrs. William Hooker,
Mrs. F. r. Hooker, Mrs. r. L. Ander-
son, Jr., Mrs. Charles Lloyd, Mrs.
Lewis Shepherd, Mrs. Harvey Clark,
Mrs. H. c. Dozier, Miss Emily Stotes-
bury, Mrs. r. S. Hall, Mrs Mason
Cooke, Mrs. H. A. Wartmann. Mrs
H. L. Borland. Mrs Bertha Steven
son, Miss Ailene Ward, Mrs. Parker
Painter. Mrs. Holden Wilson, Mrs. NJ
w. Lloyd and Misses Bessie and Wini-
fred, Gordecke, Nettie Camp, Ludie
Smith. Kitty Vaughn. Alice Bullock,
Mary Burford and and Elizabeth
Davis.
Miss Vaughn made the high score
and Miss Stotesbury the lowest and
were awarded the prizes. Mrs. Arm
strong and Mrs. Fitch were given
the guest prizes, the former pretty
handkerchiefs and the latter dainty
vanity
Following the games refreshments
of chicken salad, cheese biscuit, salt
ed nuts, stuffed celery. cranberry ice.
and red and white minis were served
on the card tables.
$3.50
Mr.. Wilbur Cleveland WEEDS
Miss Rose Glenn
News was received in Ocala the
first of the week of the marriage OF
Mr.. Wilbur Cleveland, of Jacksonville
and Miss Rose Glenn, of Tampa, which
occurred very quietly recently at
Clearwater.
Tampa girl and has wide circle OF
friends in that city, who are very cor
daily interested in the news of her
happy marriage.
Mr.. Cleveland is son of Mr.. and,
Mrs. George w. Cleveland of this city,
and is young man of whom OcaIa is
Justly proud. He left Ocala a few
years ago and went to Lakeland to
manage the Kibler Hotel Some. time
later he was made one of the United
States deputy marshals with head
quarters in Jacksonville, and he prov,
ed most efficient in that capacity. He
is now clerk of the United States
court, which position he is filling most
creditably.
Mr.. Cleveland's Ocala friends ex-
tend to him most cordial good W lsh-
es and happy fluctuations.
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Williams
and two little daughters, motored up
to ocala last Friday from their home
in South Florida for short visit at
the home of Mrs. Williams uncle, Mr..
q. Il. Maugns.
Mr.. Phil Robinson. of Inverness,
spent Sunday in ocala at the home Of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Robin
SON.
Mrs. Mallory Liddon. of Jackson
vile, after fortnight's most delight
full visit here with her sister, Mrs. Fl.
A. Waterman. left Wednesday after
noon for Gainesville. where she re-
NAMED until yesterday with Mrs. c.
A. Liddon. at the home of Mrs. J. NJ
Dell, who is on motor trip down the
East Coast. Mrs. Liddon left there