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

childrens Easter Parties
To help him celebrate and 70 a,,r. 20
remember his 18th birthday -
Ditto, Jr.l entertained numhsr !. =.
young friends with a deliehtf,,, !. -,
and picnic supper atISilyer St. - - J.
last Saturday.
The little folks left town for the
springs at five O'Clock and unon ar.
irving at this beautiful spot sw;m
ming, canoeing and all kinds Of water
j sports were enjoyed
At six-thirty Mr.. and Mrs, ditto =.
sisted by Ms. Mamie Fox and Mrs =
c. Carter, served chicken milan
4 supper.
After this a dance was enioyed on
the pavilion the young folks securing
their partners by matching fancy
paper caps. The grand march. with
many pretty figures was led by the
host. dancing with little Miss Lucille
i Horne.
4 The same afternoon Mrs. Wilbur
Smith entertained at beautiful Eas,
ter party for her two Older children,
Elizabeth and Wilbur, Jr.
4 The afternoon being lovely one
the party was given on the front lawn
The first part Of the afternoon was
spent in a merry hunt for the pretty
coloreed eggs that had been carefully
hid away. Games of all kinds were
played and later Mrs. Smith assisted
| by her children S teacher, Miss Collie
Clark, and Mrs. G e. Winston, served
cream and cake from a pretty table
decorated with Raster Dummies and
chicks.
!, The memoirs of the Christian En-
deavor and the children of the Metho
! dist Sunday school also enjoyed East
er hunts. On Monday the former be
ing held at the home of Martha Preer
and the latter on the lawn Of Mrs. T
NJ. Moore's home.
The children of Grace Episcopa
] Sunday school enjoyed their annua
Easter egg hunt and frolic Monda.
! afternoon at the home of Mr. am
Mrs. C. S. Cullen
$3.50
4 Mr.. William Hooker, who has beer
! in Orlando for several months, re
turned to his home in this city las
Friday
Mr.. ands. Mrs. Charles Lloyd cam,
down from Jacksonville last Saturda,
to spend Easter at the home of the la
ter's parents. Mr. Lloyd left the frs
of the week for New York city to at
tend the meeting of the Florida Hard
rock Export Association. Mrs. Lloy'
is remaining in Ocala until after MI
Lloyd returns home from New York.
+ Mr.. r. L. Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs
R. Z. Anderson, Jr. spent several day
in Jacksonville this week, the Messrs
Anderson going especially to atten
i the annual meeting of the Florid
State Bar Association.
II So o
Ocala friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Hel
bert Maloney, of Jacksonville, will
Interested in learning of the birth {
a baby daughter at their home in ths
city last week.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Weathers al
children have returned to their hon
at Short Hills. N. j.. after a deligh
4 full visit in Ocala at the home of N
Weeather's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Weathers. Mrs. Weathers and ii
children have been in Ocala the grea
er part of the winter Mr.. Weathers a
companying them to ocala and retur
| ing last week to accompany the
home.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Taylor and M
Ben Rheinauer represented the Oca
4 Rotary club at the annual meeting
the Rotes in Birmingham this wee
Mrs. Taylor expects to continue h,
visit in Birmingham for a couple
weeks longer, the guest Of her brothe
DR.. E. L, Scott and family
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Crook, Of P
! latka, are in Ocala for visit vii
i their relatives here.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner, Of Chicag
arrived in the city Monday afternot
and went on down to Belleview for
visit at the home of the formers fat
er, Dr. Tanner