The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-01-07

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Hocker's ocala friends sincerely hope
that he win soon be restored to per-
feet health.
Mrs. Cox Entertains
Spring like weather. and lovely
vases Of spring flowers, made the two
table auction party given by Mrs. b.
8. Fox on Tuesday afternoon a very
enjoyable one. AT the two tables
several rounds were played and for
the guest making the highest score,
the hostess presented lovely cut
glass bud vase. this pretty trophy fell
to Mrs. Charles Chazal. At the con-
clusion of the games Mrs. Cox assist
/ ed by Mrs. Dozier served fruit salad,
sandwiches toasted cheese, sandwich
es cake and coffee, which was thor
oughly enjoyed.
Those present to enjoy this lovely
| informal afternoon were: Mrs. Harry
Dozier, Mrs. Harvey Clark, Mrs. Frank
Logan, Mrs. Order Perkins, Mrs.
Charles Chazal. Miss Marion Dewey,
Miss Susie Lou Ellis and Mrs. o. H.
Berger, of Tampa.
Eastern Star Meeting
The Eastern Star sewing circle met
at the Masonic hall Tuesday after
noon and elected the following offi-
GERS for the new year: Mrs. w. r.
Bryce, president; Mrs. John Thacker-
son, vice president; Mrs. Carrie Rit-
chic. secretary and treasurer.
The new president appointed com.
mittees. as follows: Buying and plan
ming work, Mrs. C>E Simmons and
Mrs. Karl Weihe: pricing committee,
Mrs. F. w. Cook and Mrs. G. T. Con
drey. It was decided to meet every
first and third Tuesday. During the
afternoon ice cream and cake were
served.
Mrs. @. H. Berger, who has spent
the past three weeks in Ocala the
guest of her uncle. Mr.. J. NJ. Thomas,
and her sister, Miss Callie Gissendan-
er, left on Wednesday for her home in
Tampa.
After spending the Christmas holt
days very pleasantly at home with ner
grandmother, Mrs. William Sinclair,
Beatrice T. Holmes, left. on Monday
for Gainesville to resume her studies
at Miss Taban's school for girls.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Carney were
among the Ocalaites who were in Tai
lahassee this week to attend the inau-
guration of Governor Hardee. and the
attendant festivities during the week.
Mrs. Carmack and little daughter,
Jane. Of Atlanta, who spent the holt
days in 0cala, the guests of Mrs. Car.
mack's sister. Mrs. H. Z. Borland,
have returned to their home.
Mr.. Phillips of Chicago spent the
Christmas holidays in Ocala the guest
OF his sisters, Mrs. w. O. Massey
and Miss Otie Phillips.
Misses Loureen Spencer and Corne-
liza Dozier. who were at the convent
in st. Augustine before Christmas,
did not return after the holidays.
Miss Ethel jackson Of Miami has
chosen February third as her we'd
ding day. Her marriage to Mr..
Thomas Woodward Hutson of Akin.
S. c., will be a brilliant event in Mi
ami social circles, taking place in
Trinity Methodist church.
$3.50
A recent issue of the Macon (Ga.0
Telegraph publishes a beautiful pic
tire Of Miss Katharine Birdsey, with
the following notice Miss Kathar-
inc Birdsey, more generally known as
Kitty. is the popular daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Birdsey Of this city.
After graduating at Lanier High
School Miss Birdsey attended Sweet
Briar College in Virginia for three
wears, during which time she
voted the best dancer in the school
Miss Birdsey, it is understood, ex-
poets to specialize in aesthetic dane,
ing. and this spring intends beginning
her training under the leading dane
/ ing masters in New York City Miss
Birdsey's parents are both foriT
prominent and popular ocala people,
her father being one Of the well known
| Eirdsev brothers. and her mother was