The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-04-01

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il the popular cashier OF the Braden-
town bank.
The host of friends of Miss Davis,
who is one of Ocala's prettiest and
most charming of the younger set OF
girls. are very cordially interested in
the news of her marriage.
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Dance at the Woman's Club
Wednesday Night
Next Wednesday night at the Wo-
hans club the young men of the dane,
inc set will give dance, which will
in all probability be the last dance
to be given for some time.
The music is to be furnished by an
orchestra from one of the big eastern
cities that has been touring Florida
and it is expected that this dance will
be in every way one Of a great deal OF
enjoyment for the dancers.
Mr.. Eugene H. Cox has returned to
his home in Atlanta after short visit
here and at Citra with Mrs. Cox, who
is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Wartmann
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Miss Doris Verdin of Iowa, who at
tends Southern College, will come up
tomorrow to be present at the mar
rage of her friend, Miss Isabel Davis,
and Mr.. K. L. Roesch on Sunday.
1855
Misses Marian Dewey and Onie Cha
zal are among the Ocala young girls
who expect to 60 up to Gainesville to-
morrow to attend the tenth annual
call given Ply the Theta Ribbon So
ciety.
Wednesday night Miss Kit Davis en-
tertained the "A Club girls and few
other friends at auction as a special
compliment to her sister, Miss Eliza.
beth Davis, whose birthday was in
this way most delightfully."- celebrated.
The honor guest was unaware of the
party planned for her and her sur
prise and pleasure were complete.
After a number of rounds of auction
the scores were counted, and the
prize for high score was awarded to
Mrs Leta Bennett. and Miss Davis
was also given an attractive gift as a
special prize. Following the games a
delicious refreshment course was serv.
Cd BY the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Fred Robinson.
MT and Mrs. Leroy Cappleman and
oaDy are in the city for a visit with
MT cappleman's parents, Mr.. and
mrs J. B. Cappleman.
MISS Irene Tompkins has as her at
tfactiye guest at her home on Ockla-
waha avenue her cousin, Miss Eunice
UDell, Of Micanopy. In honor of her
suest Miss Tompkins was hostess at
very pleasant little rock party on
tuesday, which was greatly enjoyed
py the following players. Misses Lois
livingston. Isabel Davis, Katharine
Aeitner, Marie Mathews, Rhoda Thorn
as Louise Spencer and Marion Dewey.
Alter the games refreshments we're
served by the hostess assisted by her
mother, Mrs. D w. Tompkins.
MI Albert H. Birdsey, after visit
y week in Ocala, left Monday night
~ ms home in Savannah Mrs. Bird
sey will remain in Ocala for some
ume with her parents. Col. and Mrs.
John N. Martin.
Mt. and Mrs R. c. Camp viii leave
tomorrow for Miami to spend next
week MT. Camp going down to witness
ene State golf tournament to be play
= y that city next week.
MISS Ava Lee Edwards. who teaches
"auchula this year, spent Easter
: home with her parents. Mr.. and
s John L. Edwards.
1855
Mr Henry Camp. after spending the
'er vacation at home with his par
s NJ. and Mrs. Jack Camp, left
oesqay afternoon for woodsbeerry
<''sst va.. to continue his studies.
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.ae young ocala friends Of Miss
e Smith, who had expected to
2Se lhis week for her home in Louis
after a visit Of ! few weeks