The Ocala banner., 1921-11-18

Mrs. Wright and her attractive daugh-
ter have often visited in Ocala at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Harriss,
and have many friends all over the
state who will learn with interest of
their lovely trip.
Mrs. Woodrow Honored
Mrs. D. S. woodrow. was again the
inspiration for another informal after
noon at cards. on Tuesday when Mrs
Harry Borland entertained a number
of her special friends
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow expect to
leave the early part OF next week
for their new home in Miami, and
their friends who are many. are very
10th to give them up. and the time
spent with them is always one of
great pleasure
Cards were enjoyed for a couple
of hours and when final scores were
added Mrs Dumas held high and Mrs.
Murphy held low. and each were
given a simple prize
Mrs. Borland assisted by Mrs.
Woodrow served a very delicious
course of refreshments.
Ocaia Vets at Lakeland
The Florida Confederate Veterans
held their annual convention this
year in Lakeland. and il was in every
way a wonderful convention.
Lakeland was wide oDen. and made
Royal hosts doing everything possible
to make their distinguished guests
have good time
Those who attended this convention
from Ocala were Messrs. Alfred
Aver. W. E. McGahagin, B. H. Nor
ris, Frank Harris, NJ. p. Frink, Adam
White. Citra, James Badger. Old
Town. Mrs. E. L. Carney who was
matron of honor. and Mrs. Annie Van
Deman, who was the chaperone for
the sons of veterans
Mrs. Sylvan McElroy and her young
SON of Orlando, who expected to spend
this week in Ocala guest of rela-
tiVes were prevented on account Of
illness
Mrs. Davidson, who has been spend
ing some time in ST. Petersburg as
the guest of her son, Maj. Davidson,
returned on Saturday and is the guest
or her daughter. Mrs. Annie E. Long
at her home on Watula street.
Mr.. E. G.. Bennett. secretary of the
Marion County Fair left on Sunday
for Jacksonville where he went to
take peep at the big state fair. and
70 compare it with our own fair.
sss
Mrs. D. C. Stiles, Jr., of Jackson
vile is in Ocala a guest of Mrs. VIII
liam WOLF.
Mr.. p. E. McIver was a business
visitor to Jacksonville during the
week.
The hosts Of friends OF Mr.. Kenneth
aacKay viii be glad to know that he
has recovered from his recent H.
ness and returned to his home in this
city. It viii only be a short while
now before he viii be entirely well
again.
AIRS. P. L. Anderson has returned
home from a ten days visit in Jack
sonville where she was the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. NJ. j. Roess.
Mrs Walter Hood, president of the
Ocaia Womans Club. Mrs. w. T. Gary.
viee-Dresident OF section four. and
Mrs P. G. Murphy. delegate from the
Ocala club. attended the twenty
seventh annual convention OF the Fed
GRAFTON Of Woman's Clubs held in
Gainesville during the week
Mrs. Eastman and her two daugh-
teTs, Misses Dorothy anu Florence
Eastman Of New Jersey have arrived
IN Ocala and expect to spend the
winter in our city. Tney are friends
Of Miss Margaret Taylor and il was
through her influence that they
chose Ocala to spend the winter.
Dir. and Mrs D. S. Woodrow ex-
pect to- Leave the early part Of next
week for their new home IN Miami
Keen regret Is felt 81 their friends
oFer their departure. although eyerg
good wish for abundant success fol-
lows them.
Ar- and Mrs Jack Camp and son.
Aank. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Camp
and daughter. Miss Stella. and Miss