The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-01-21


Lloyd, tSara Harris). Mrs. Kreger
was formerly Lucille Standby, Of this
city. Her other guests were the mem
bers of card club to which Mrs.s
Kreker belongs.
Tuesday at the Woman's Club
Many tourists took advantage of the
open Tuesday afternoon at the Wo-,
mans Club. A very pleasant after
noon was spent. Piano and vocal
music was provided by several Of
Ocala's best musicians, and songs by
all the guests helped to while the
hours away and made the afternoon
one of great pleasure. There was
also several tables of rock and auc-
ton. Late in the afternoon many took
advantage to having some of Mrs.
Perdue's splendid refreshments. Ev-
cry Tuesday afternoon from now until
April the club will be open and every
/ stranger, men and women in the city
will get hearty welcome Come once
and you will wish to be there every
Tuesday from until 5 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Camp to Entertain
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Camp have received the follow
ling invitations and are looking for
ward with much pleasure to this
evening of dancing:
+ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Camp at
home, Ocala Country Club, Friday
levening. January the twenty-first,
nineteen hundred and twenty-one,
leight-thirty. Mrs. Wolfe. Miss Coed
ecke. Miss Wi1ifred Goedecke, Miss
Nettie Camp. Dancing.
\ The Ocala friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
lCleve Williams, and young son will
llearn with regret that on the first of
February they expect to move to
lDunnellon to make that place their
4 future home The best wishes of their
lOcala friends will follow them. and
wish for them. abundant success.
Mrs. Allison Wartmann spent last
Thursday night and Friday morning
lin Jacksonville, returning Friday
afternoon. She went as far as Jack
sonville with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Wiley Hampton and two little daugh-
tiers, who were returning to their
home in Mississippi.
$3.50
Mrs. William Hooker and Mr.. E. H.
Martin motored to Orlando on We'd
nesday to spend the balance of the
week with Mr.. Hooker. who is in that
city taking treatment
Mrs. r. d. Thompkins and Mrs j.
E. Chace are entertaining at their
home on Fort King the formers sister
and daughter, Mrs. Hugh Ross, OF
Jackson, Tenn, and Mrs. Charles
Powell, of Lexington, KY. Born
ladies have many friends to welcome
them. Mrs. Ross has visited here on
several occasions and Mrs. Powell
was formally Miss Minnie Thompson
and lived here until her marriage.
Mr.. Lewis A. Shepherd will arrive
in Ocala on Sunday FROM his home in
Chicago. He will be guest at the
home of his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Harris, for brief stay
He is enroute to Barlow, where he
goes on business for Swift and Com
pany Mrs. Shepherd and son. Harris
Powers and Mrs. Bertha Shepherd, Of
England will arrive in a couple of
weeks to spend a month or six weeks
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Harris.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Harry
II Dozier was again the charming host
Eess at another delightful card party.
she entertained on this occasion six
teen Of her friends and a few other
guests who joined the card players
at tea time. During the afternoon
I the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Harvey
NCIark, served lovely fruit salad,
made in the shape of candle, and
cake and coffee. Mrs. Dozier's guests
were Mrs, e. G. Peek and her sister,
Mrs. Barker, Mrs w. A. Wilds. Mrs.
10. E. Cox, Mrs. Charles Chazal, Mrs,
Exile Welsh Wheeler, Mrs. E. Fl. Mar
4 tin, Mrs. N. r. DeHon, Mrs. ]. w. Du-
v,ar nTrc d n M1rphv Mrs Lever