The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-30

AShaTIIle N C.. left there the end or
last week for Wellesley. Mass. to con
time her studies at wellesley Col
Iege. Miss Camp IS senior at WeIIes-
ley this winter
Mrs. r. v. Oft and little daughter
Edith. have returned home from a
pleasant summer az Daytona Beach
and with relatives in Orlando.
Melody Garden, a dancing hall at
the Labor Temple. 81 Riverside
avenue. viii be opened Thursday
night by Jimmie Collins. formerly of
the Southside pavilion and the Wo-
mans club. and George Boutwell, who
have formed a partnership. Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday viii be regu-
lar dancing nights with Monday.
Wednesday and Friday nights open
for private parties
The personnel of the orchestra is:
George Boutwell,. saxophone and must
cal director. Mrs. Lillian Tompkins,
piano; Walter Wftko. violin: VIII
liam Wanswer. drums-JacksonvilIe
Metropolis Mr.. Boutwell, Is well
known musician formerly a citizen
OF OcaIa
Birthday Party
Monday was the tenth birthday of
Howard Clark. Jr., and in honor of this
event, his little sister, Josephine
Clark, planned IN his honor a
surprise party. She invited a number
of his little pIaymates to come over
az four
The little honor guest was very
much surprised. but was more than
delighted. Games were played on the
lawn and about five thirty little Miss
Josephine assisted by her grand-moth-
er, Mrs w. H Clark served cream and
cake. One Of the important events Of
the party was that OF cutting the
pretty birthday cake, with its ten
white and red candles.
Little Howard received many pretty
little gifts from his friends and he
viii long remember his tenth birth
day.
Mrs. E. L Harris. who has made her
home In 0eala for several years. left
Tuesday for Birmingham, where she
will make her home with her son. Mr..
Reuben Blaloek Mrs Harris viii be
greatly missed by her 0caTa friends.
Miss Carrie Pelot on South VoIusia
venue entertained Wednesday after
noon with a bridge party IN honor Of
Mrs. Clifford Aver, visiting matron
In the city. Those present were Miss
es Yes Parker. Winnie HoIms, Chris
tine Peters, Mary Durranee, and Mrs.
Aver: Messrs. Frank Smith, A. G.
Williams. Douglas Treadwell, Ray
Carlton. s. Rosin. Grady Burton, John
Burton, w E. Dunwoody, ]. S. Floyd.
Mrs S. Rosin held high score and was
awarded dainty apron Mrs Aver
also received an apron as guest-prize.
The hostess served delicious salad
course and punch Arcadia notes in
Tribune.
Mrs. Z. ] Redding has gone to
Tampa for a visit with her grandson
and his wife. who are now making
their home in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r H. TherreH after a
pleasant summer spent in the noun
tains OF North Carolina and Georgia
with relatives and friends have re-
turned home
Charles Drake after spending the
past two weeks IN Jacksonville with
his grandmother, i expected home to-
morrow
Cards have ben received from
friends of Mrs James Hicks Hill. who
is spending short while in Vancou-
yer 3. c. She is having a delightful
time in the far west where she Is now
making her home with her son. Mr..
James HILL who IS stationed in Cali
foFnia for the present She wishes to
be remembered to all her 0caIa
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Wilmington
and children. are expected to return
home today from j few days camping
trip at Salt Springs
Mr.. Donald E McIver has returned
home from delightful motor trip to
different parts Of North CarolIna and
Hot Springs. Ark He was accom-
panied BIZ his two daughters. Mrs.
Il