The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-12-16
Social Life for the Holidays

Social Life for the Holidays
With all the college girls and boys
home from their respective colleges,
the social life, during the Christmas
vacation will be an extremely gay
and delfgi1tfuT sone.
The Woman's Club will be the scene
of four large dances, viz: the Christ
mas dance to be given on he twenty
third by the Eight O'clock Dancing
Club, they will also give New Years
dance. The girls who are members
Of the IT. A. G." club will give their
annual ball on the stwenty-eighth, and
the young boys Of the sYacob0s Club
| will entertain their friends at beauti-
full dances This club was. only organ
lied last year, but the members proved
themselves delightful hosts.
Besides these four large dances,
there will be auction parties, dinners
and slumber parties for the girls and
stag parties for the boys all given for
the popular college set
The social calendar is entirely filed,
and unless the vacation is extended.
some of the pretty functions will have
to hang over until later date.
College Students at Home
Misses Elisabeth Hooker and Agnes
Burford two popular stundents at
Randolph Macon at Lynchburg, Va,
will spend the yule tide at home with
their parents.
Misses Irene Tompkins, Lydall
Mathews and Caroline White, who
this year are attending college at
Macon, will arrive home early next
week for the Christmas vacation.
! The girls who are this year at
tending the State college at Talla-
hassee, and the boys of the U. of F.
are expected home the latter part of
the week, for the Christmas vacation.
Their friends are planning for them
many delightful affairs, to make it a
gay season.
Miss Ruby Edwards will spend her
vacation at Irvine with her parents
and also with friends in Ocala. She
will arrive from -Brenau early next
week.
The Rotary Club held very inter-
esting and well attended meeting on
Tuesday after enjoying a splendid
dinner, served by the conversation
committee of the Woman's Club. A
very splendid address was given by
Maj. Butler, of New York, who was
the guest of DIR. Chace. Mr.. Roger
Dodd, and Mr.. Geo. W. Scofield were
also guests at this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry BoI-and spent
Wednesday in Gainesville, having
gone. especially to attend the wedding
of Miss Gladys Oracle and Mr. Sam
Horn, which was an event taking
place in the Methodist church at 1880
o'clock Wednesday evening.
Mr. Harry Borland returned on
Tuesday afternoon from short bust
ness trip to Jacksonville.
The friends of Mrs. T. S. Trantham
regret exceedingly to learn that on
Monday, while playing with the chill
dren, she had the misfortune to break
her arm.
Miss Mabel Meffert most pleasantly
entertained the meeting of the "a
club at their weekly meeting on Mon
day evening, a nd Miss Alice Sexton
was the hostess with whom the Tues
day auction club met
Miss Kit Davis expects to spend the
Christmas holidays in Leesburg the
guest of her friend, Miss Elisabeth
Burton
/ Miss Mary Piatt left ON Thursday
for New Orleans where she will spend
some time with her sister, Mrs.
Arthur Hardaker.
! Mrs. Harry Walters entertained on
Wednesday evening. The guests were
the members of the "One Table Card
Club, and few other friends.
After couple of rounds of auction
scores we're taken. Miss Abel Bittinger
won the club prize and Mrs. B. F.
Condor, the visitors prize; and the
consolation was won by Mrs. Bert
Dosh
After the prizes were awarded Mrs.
Walters assisted by her husband serv-
ed lovely refreshments
Mr. Cbar1ac Eichol wto ic uou