The Ocala banner., 1921-10-07


opsnina Of the Grzmmzr zna
Primary Schools.
Asaln the educational wheels 81
oeala hare started another ravr,l,,-
non and on Monday morning the
streets leading to and from rhe
ssnaol houses were thronged with
salAafen, oEa their way to school All
we're eager to get their places. books
anu to learn their teachers The
schools are an ven filed ia fact 50
haeh 50 that seating and taking care
ol me number IS worry ta the prin-
cipal and teachers.
3 was the first Guest of pnblfc
seaoei Instruction for the kindergarten
children, and they like the older bows
and girls felr their Importance an
Monday morning
The Pri-l ary school with Miss Nel-
ne Stevens as principal has 4 splen-
aid enrolment. Since last year a num-
Der of improvements have been made
upon this school
The North Ocala school also omen
ed for work on Monday arI taev en-
Ioyed a good attendance. With such
q wide-awake principal and such ef-
ncient teachers and splendid student
body much good work IS expected ID
Pc accomplished This IS the first
year that mid-winter promotion has
papiis to workrshaveiinetuotahble
been tried and X is an incentive for
the pupils to work harder.
Pretty Bride Eionored
With Mrs. E C. B. Koonce the cord
ial hostess and Mrs. Norton Davis the
pretty honoree the bridge luncheon
given on last Friday was one OF the
most delightful small affairs Of the
early fall.
To add touch Of beauty to the
house, Mrs. Koonce had vases Of
lovely flowers OF the bright fan coIors
placed around the living room where
the three card tables were arrang
ed. As soon as the guests had all
arrived auction was entered into with
much enthusiasm BY those present
and a lively game was played until
noon when the hostess assisted by
Mrs E. l. Carney spread the tables
with dainty cloths and very de-
licious luncheon was enjoyed
For being the lucky holder OF
high bridge score, Mrs Robert Z.
Anderson. Jr.. was given the prize
and a similar gift was given to Mrs.
Davis the honor guest Those who
we're present to enjoy this lovely
morning with Mrs Koonce were Mrs.
Davis, Mrs. Mamie Hall, Mrs. r. S.
Hall. Mrs. r. e. Anderson. Jr. Mrs.
Harry Borland. Mrs William Hooker,
Mrs. Fred Hooker. Mrs. MILKY Lloyd,
Drake. Mrs. E. Z. Carney and Mrs
Eugene Peek
A pretty wedding taking place In
wildwood last Thursday was that of
Miss Vera Vining and Mr.. Percy In
gram
Ii was a large church affair, one Of
the prettiest ever taking place in
that town
Miss Helen Veal one Of Ocala's
prettiest young girls was the maid
Eof honor at the wedding and was
lovely wearing an organdie frock and
carrying an arm bouquet Of pink roses.
Mr. Robert Munr0e and his sisters,
Misses AbBie and Annie Munroe. after
/ very pleasant summer spent at their
summer home in New York are at
home again having returned yester
day
Mr.. B IA. Weathers is expected home
the end Of the week from stay of
several weeks IN New York city and
at short Hills, Il =, with his son,
Mr.. Neil Weathers and family Mrs.
Weafhers viii remain at Short Hills
for a few weeks longer Her daugh-
ter. MRS. George Ford, OF Jacksonville.
axuects to 60 north soon and viii ac-
company Mrs. Weathers home
M and HRS. Clarence Camp and
Misses Stella and Neftia amp viii
arriTe home this afternoon from
4sl,eFille. II. G.. where they have been
spanding the past SIX weeks At the.