The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-02-18

0zA51 6ElA1cnt d1L4 d0pT0atAl46 mar
rage Of her daughter. Ruby Glenn. to
Mr.. Roberr r Carroll OF 0eaIa. the
wedding 20 take place Monday after
noon February rwenfy-tirst. nineteen
hundred and 6wenty-ane, at three
! thirty O'Clock. Jacksonville, Florida
& The wedding win take place at the
home Of the bride. 28I4 Main street.
h and viii be attended only BY relatives
and a few intimate friends OF the
popular young couple.
The bride IS charming young
woman and has wide circle Of
friends. who viii learn wi1h interest
\ OF her approaching marriage, and
win extend best wishes.
Mr. Carroll is IN the automobile
business IN OeaIa- and OWNS an in
terssE in the 0cala star He also has
4 host or frienEis who VIII extend
congratulations
Following q wedding trip through
/ out the sra1e Mr. Carroll and his
bride VIII return to 0caIa to reside
Wednesdays TTmes-Union
Only 60 > very few IS the allotment
OF more than ninety years given. bur
Y 0caIa has one well known cirfzen who
has already attained his Goth birth
day, and vino is yet hale, hearty and
active. Tuesday was the seth anni-
veFsary OF the birth OF DR. w NJ
Richardson. and while no set fnnc-
tion was given in eommemDration OF
{ this event quite a number OF the mem
bers OF the Methodist church and
other friends of Dir. Richardson eaIIea
ION him during the evening each
bringing some saight token of remem-
branee, and the evening was an inn
mensely happy one for the. doctor and
for Mrs. Richardson.
A heavenly sunshiny day was We'd
nesday, Just made for Al party and the
members Of the 0caIa Country Club
responded 20 tine .eaII OF the open
| and eagerly accepted the invitation
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Camp to a.
mixed two-baIi foursomey and tea az
/ the club.
/ Farmers were drawn for the golf
ln1-stehes and the tournament com
/ neaeed at thrae-shirty o'clock. sixteen
couples parrle ipaSing The besr score
for the nine holes was turned in by
/ Mrs. CIareuez Camp and Mr.. Frank
Harris. Jr.. who received the trophies
Of tae aFteFroass- silver cups.
Mrs. Welsh Wheeler and Mr.. Har-
vev Clark were given the lemons
because their score was the biggest.
Those not playing in the tourna
ment enjoyed sitting about on the We
randa. chatting and playing cards.
In the dining room tea. cofEee. sand
wfches and cakes were served.
The success and enjoyment of Mr..
and Mrs Camps parties il due to
rheir sincere desire for the comfort
ana happiness Of their guests. and
they leave nothing undone for the
rBensure OF those VINO partake of their
hospitality
Tuesday afternoon at the Woman
Club 1open afternoon there were
several tables OF card players ENJOYING
a game OF auction and several tea
guests present.
On Monday afternoon the monthly
silver tea Of the Presbyterian church
was given u tthe home OF Mr.. D. f.
Newer. with his daughter, Mrs. W.
J. Frink. as the hostess
Monday night the members OF the
AZ, club and few other young la
dies enjoyed their weekly game Of
auction with Miss Meme Davis as
their hostess.
Miss AIlene Ward OF Savannah Ga.
il d guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Camp for short visit Mf. +
and Mrs. Camp also have as then
guests their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. L Camp. OF Franklin. Va
.sss
Messrs. a. Clement and Gustav
Quarterman. prominent glass manu-
facturers and having large mining in
terests. after visit OF several weeks
in OeaIa and this vicinity with a view
Of purchasing winter home. returned
Tuesday afternoon
$3.50
Mrs. James Hicks Hill. who went
down to Leesburg the latter part OF
last week. returned to 0eaIa Monday
and IS spending this week as the guest