The Ocala banner., 1921-12-02

member of the Methodist conference
since 1869 and was greatly beloved
by large following of friends. Mrs.
Connolly will remain in Tampa for a
couple of days with her aunt, Mrs.
Tompkies
A Pretty Party
Delightful weather, and many pretty
flowers made the simple little after
noon tea, given by Mrs. Milby Lloyd,
on Tuesday one of great pleasure.
The guests were met at the front
door by Master George Lloyd, who
wore black velvet suit, he invited
the guests in, and they were greeted
by Mrs. Lloyd who was attractive
wearing a gray and rose afternoon
gown. Receiving with her was her
sister-in-law, Miss Margaret Lloyd, of
Suffolk, who was exceedingly pretty
wearing a black lace gown.
Tea was served in the dining room,
and living room. Both of these rooms
were simple in their decorations of
many vases of lovely flowers.
The dining table was centered with
a silver basket with exquisite pink
and red radiance roses from the hos
tess own flower garden
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Mrs Clarence Camp, wearing a
blue and black lace gown, and Mrs.
William Hooker wearing black, sat
at the table and poured the tea and
coffee. With these the daintiest Of
cakes, sandwiches and nuts were pass
ed, by Mrs. Harry~Borland, Mrs. Frank
Logan, Mrs. Hugh Henry and Mrs.
Jack Camp.
During the afternoon, number of
friends of the hostess came to enjoy
this delightful afternoon.
Van zant--Robinson
Mr. Ralph Robinson and Miss En-
ma VanZant, were quietly marrie1 IN
New York City on Monday. Shortly
after the ceremony they left for a
short wedding trip after which they
will return to Lorain, Ohio, where they
win reside.
The marriage of this couple came
as complete surprise to their Ocala
friends.
Mr.. Robinson is the older of the two
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. X. Robin
son. prominent citizens of Ocala He
was born and grew to young manhood
|in our city and by his sterling quail
ties won himself great many
friends who will learn with much
pleasure of his marriage.
The bride for number of years
lived at South Lake Weir and was
often a visitor to our city. She also
made many friends among the Ocala
young people.
The very best wishes for their
future happiness is the wish Of their
Ocala friends.
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Rev. Dutii and wife Hold
Family Reunion
A very pleasant day Thanksgiving
was enjoyed at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Howard Dutil, 112 Catherine
street, South Jacksonville, who were
hosts to their children and families for
the entire day.
Those present were. Rev. and Mrs.
Howard Dutil, Mr.. and Mrs. j H.
IDutil and daughter, Margaret Eliza
beth, and Mrs. w. T. Kennedy Of Ia
wares. Fla, who is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. j. Fl. Dutil, Mr.. a nd Mrs.
IT P. Bennett and baby, Olive Eliza
beth and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Dutil and
baby, Lucy Olive.
1t is a great pleasure for Rev. and
Mrs. Howard Dutil to have their child
rem home on Thanksgiving day
Times Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Hall have return
ed home from Greensboro n. G. Mrs.
Hall has been away for a month and
was Joined by Mr. Hall to attend the
marriage Of Miss Baine and Mr..
Flower.
DIR. and Mrs. Harry Dozier OF ocala
spent the past weekend here on their
way to Havana, Cuba, where they
viii attend a meeting Of the seaboard
Air Line Railway surgeons Tampa
Tribune.
Miss virginia Nicely returned nome
sunday from ocala where she has
spent the past two months with reia-
tives. she was accompanied home by
Miss Margaret Melton: who left. sun.
s4-.<or for her home In M01s