The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-11-11

me a club met on Monday night
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Camp, with Miss Stella Camp a. the
hostess At this meeting Miss Camp
entertained number Of additional
friends. and they with the club mem
hers present enjoyed i number Of
rounds At auction. Miss Marian Dewey
winning first prize and Miss Annie
Pope EagIetou the BOBBY.
Miss Camp served at the coneIus-
len OF the games lovely refreshment
course
IN the same night Mrs. Leon Mason
was the delightful hostess or the
Tuesday auction club, they having
changed their regular meeting nighf.
Mrs Mason entertained her guests at
the home Of her sister. Mrs Mack
Taylor. who very pleasantly assisted
Mrs. Mason as hostess. Besides the
club members Mrs. Mason entertain
ed three additional friends. Mrs. j. G.
Parrish. Mrs. Order Perkins. and Mrs.
+ D. Goode-
The games proved most interesting
and for having the largest score Miss
Annie Benton Fuller was given
prize and Miss Margaret Jackson
who held low score was given
BOBBY.
Assisted by her sister, the hostess
served salad course with coree-
Mr.. Mote Sens His 8eautfsss New
Hampshire Home
Shad0wbr0ok Lawn tie suburban
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Mote was pur-
chased by Boston business man for
a summer home Being only two
hours BIZ auto from Boston over
ine road. through the green hills OF
New Hampshire. picturesque farms
and lakes OF Massachusetts. made this
property very desirable to Boston
business men. who wished rest and
quiet after business hours Shadow
brook Lawn IS an exceptionally beau
tIful place. Situated on one OF the
famous highways. six acres OF level.
wei sodded lawn. dotted over with /
artistieally laid out flower beds. shad-
ed and -shadowed' BY huge English
Films. Naples. and rows Of stately
Lombard poplar, with every now and
then startling white birch. which |
James Lane Allen calls the Ghost
Tree Plenty OF apples. pIums and |
grapes and . fine garden Just at
the back the dearest little trout
brook. green banks and all hooks
and corners filed with ferns. Seats
between trees over the brook and IN
shady corners invited one to spend
many hours with good brook The
stream mas been damned with con-
crete dam, making . fine swimming
pool and this pool IS lighted with cleo
trie lights so that evening swimming
parties are quite popular The beau
tifuI white Colonial house stands wei
back from the road with lawn and
Burberry hedge between. This house
is big and roomy. having fourteen
rooms comfortably furnished fncIud-
ing double parIors. Fine billiard
room fully equipped Cellars. baths.
electric lights. steam heat and all
modern c0nvenienees. Being about
I'VE minutes walk from the New Mar
ket postofice and fourteen miles from
the famous Rye and Hampton beach
as and Portsmouth. not to speak OF
Old York Orchard and Poland Springs.
accessible BY auto IN one day trips.
makes this property very desirable.
as well as valuable
The Notes entertained house guests
from Tampa. OcaIa. Washington. New
york and Boston. with several special
dinners and weekend parties. this
nlaksAg very MERRY and enjoyable
summer. It was with regret that Mr.
Note disposed Of this property but
found that il was too tar from Dix
feT to be canTenient Leesburg Com
merciaI
a number of Ocala people were
hospitality entertained AZ this beauti-
fuI home and VIII be sorry that II
has been sold IS II was summer
retreat OF such exquisite delight