The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-01-28
Mrs. Carney "at Home


when she entertained at one of her
delightful teas. This one was
special compliment to four of Ocala's
lovely visitors, Mrs. J. G. Montgomery,
Mrs. M. G. Barker, Mrs. Richard
Dodge and Mrs. A. L.Quaintance. The
guests upon arriving were greeted by
Mrs Anna Holder and Mrs. Charles
Rheinauer, who at once made them
feel at home. The reception room
was made very pretty with evergreens
and flowers, and pretty setting for the
hostess and honorees. In the back
living room. number of new corners
to Ocala and a few other visitors to
our city, were receiving. They were
Mrs. Wycliffe DeHaven of Kentucky
and Miss Anna Fora Burner of Texas,
Mrs. Charles E. Powell of Lexington.
KY, Mrs. W. ]. Frink, Miss Balm and
Miss Park, who are all popular visit
ors to our city, and Mrs J. " Lloyd,
Mrs. N, A. Russell, Mrs. R. v. OFT.
Mrs. Bland Ware. and Mrs. George
Rose, who have recently come to
Ocala to reside. After talking with
those ladies for a while, Mrs. w. o.
Preer invited the guests into the din
ing room, where delicious two
course, refreshment was served.
During the afternoon pretty musi-
cal program was furnished by Mrs.
Bland Ware, Misses Dorothy Lancast-
.er and Miss Music Bullock.
Others assisting Mrs. Carney at
this delightful tea were, Mrs. J.. c.
Johnson. Mrs. J. K Dickson. Misses
Katherine Pyles Anne Swain, Kath-
leen Leitner, Lois Livingston.
Mr.. Wycliffe DeHayen of Clover
dale, KY, is expected on Sunday to
join his wife and daughter for
short visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Clark.
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Mrs. Raymond Bullock has returned
from short visit in Jacksonville.
where she was the guest of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs Harry Bullock.
The Harrington Hall cafe has re-
Gently installed a pretty new electric
sign. 1t is a very neat one and calls
attention to all who pass by that way,
More and more the business houses
are beginning to realize how much
benefit these signs are, they attract
attention and draw customers. We
hope to see before long pretty flash
ing electric sign in front of all our
business houses.
Mrs. w. j. Frink and little daughter,
Betty, of Sumac, in South Florida, is
in the icty guest of Mrs Frink's
father for months stay.
Mrs. Louis Yonce has been spend
ing the past week in Jacksonville
visiting her sister, Mrs. Otto Mente
and other relatives.
Mr.. R. L. Adams spent the weekend
in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Lewis a. Shepherd and Master
Harris Powers will arrive in Jackson
vile tomorrow morning and will join
Mr. Shepherd there for a couple of
days. Mr.. Shepherd going to Jackson
vile today from a business trip to
Barlow and Agricola. In Jackson
vile they will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lloyd at their home
on Herschell street for a short visit.
Mr.. Shepherd will return to Chicago
and Mrs. Shepherd and son will come
on to Ocala on Sunday or Monday, to
spend some time at the home Of Mrs.
Shepherds parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Harris.
To Build Bungalow
Mr. r. L. Carter, who already owns
a number of pretty bungalows. in the
fourth ward. near the domitory, and
other renting cottages in different
parts of the city, expects at very
early date to put UP another bungalow
in the fourth ward This one will be
seven room bungalow, and will be
built for renting Work will be start
ed on it in very short while, as the
material is now being put on the
ground
Saturday afternoon the regular BIZ
monthly meeting Of the Woman's Club
uac hold nnd thoro suo x,raeorf ~,,;4<