The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-04


Everybody went to the o. H. s. Car
nival on Friday and Saturday nights
and pronounced it a huge success,
even more so than they had expected.
1t started at five-thirty Friday after
noon with parade. led by Queen
Elizabeth Bennett and King Nat Mayo.
and followed by cars all gay with
fancy attire. the parade going all
around the square, up Fort King ana
down Oklawaha avenue, and ending at
the carnival grounds in the ocala
House gardens.
All of the shows were success and
were all quite well patronized. The
vaudeville is said TO have been the
best home talent performance pulled
off in our city The boys minstrel was
also fine show, each performer be-
ing splendid. but Mr.. Jack Williams
took down the house, when he came
out as a lady and gave several de-
lightful numbers.
The .'baby show wild animals
country store, and all the side shows
received much praise. Fun kept up
until nearly midnight Saturday. when
the second o. H. S. Carnival passed
into history.
The managers were most delighted
and feel quite proud of their success,
they having raised over six hundred
dollars.
Several Excellent Jictures Booked
For the Temple
Two unusually fine pictures have
been booked for the Temple theater
for April. One of them is Charlie
Chaplin's new picture. THE Kid. =
This is six reels of joy and fun and is
The only picture that Charlie Chaplin
has made in over a year.
The other picture is entitled pas
sion' and is a First National release,
and is one of the years greatest pic
lures, having played to capacity hous-
es in New York and all the other big
cities. In this picture Pola Negri is
starred. She is foreign actress and
she immortalizes one of the most
striking characters in history -Dut
Barry In her Interpretation of the
role there is nothing crude or sordid
nothing to offend good taste. So far
Atlanta is the only city in the South
where Passion" has been shown.
An excellent picture for next week is
Furnace which will be shown both
on Monday and Tuesday. On Wednes-
day .Love Honor and Obey with an
all star cast as the feature and on
Thursday Tom Nix in the Speed
Maniac On Friday pretty little
Mary Miles Minter in "All Souls Eve
will be the feature and on Saturday
Henry B. Warner in "Unchartered
Charms
Lovely Party
Wednesday afternoon. at her pretty
little home in Lynwood Heights, Mrs.
nj. F. Johnson entertained most de-
lightfully for Mrs. NJ. c. Barker, who
during her first visit in Ocala has
been so lavishly entertained
The guests we're met informally by
- 80 n0~.,~ <r.toct and In.
vited into the pretty living room.
which was made dainty by the add
ton of pink and white roses. and low
bowls Of bright colored pansies.
For a while the guests sat around
and chatted and doing little bits OF
fancy work. Later an interesting
contest was enjoyed There were
twenty-four articles on the dining
room table that stood for something
and this something was to be guessed
Ly the ladies. Mrs. Howard Hitchins
and Miss Katherine Pyles guessed
them all. and on the cut Miss Dyles
won. and was given the prize. oretty
bon bon dish. Mrs. Tom Mclean was
awarded the BOBBY, a basket of Eas.er
eggs and rabbits.
After the contest the hostess as,
sisted by her son, Marion, and Miss
Pylas and Miss Swaine. passed cream
and several kinds of cake.
Present to enjoy this delightful
afternoon. besides the honor gu st.
we're Mrs. Peek. Mrs. Carney, Mrs
i att. Mrs. H. w. Massey. Mrs. Luther
reynolds. Mrs. C. E. Wioston, Mrs
Sterling Hooper, Mrs. Ben Borden,
Mrs J. E. Chace, Mrs Howard Hitch.
rs, Mrs. b. B. cappleman Mrs. " X.
pee. Miss Katherine Pyles. Miss
Rrbv Cappleman and Mss Ann Swain