The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-05-20
Mrs. Clarence Camp and Miss Nettie
Camp Entertain for TWO Visiting
Matrons

Matrons
Nothing is quite so enjoyable to q
crowd of ladies as an auction rarity
and the one given Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. Clarence Camp and Miss Net
tie Camp was! the epitome Of enjoy
ment and pleasure Their parties are
always delightful and this one at
which they entertained seven tables
of players, was just one of the most
pleasant ones it is. possible to ina
CINE.
Mrs. Phil Robinson, of Inverness,
and Mrs. Charles Lloyd, of Jackson
vile, We're the special guests at this
party and enjoying the games of auc-
ton with them and with the hostesses
were Mrs. George X. Robinson, Mrs.
Frank Harris, Mrs. Harvey Clark,
Mrs. Jack Camp Mrs. Leta Bennett,
Mrs. w. W. Harriss, Mrs. Edmund
Martin, Mrs. A. NJ Withers, Mrs. G.
B. Aver, Mrs. Emanuel Martin, Mrs.
I. P. Drake, Mrs. William Hooker,
Mrs. F. f. Hooker Mrs. A. E. Gerig,
Mrs. E. ]. Crook, Mrs. Anna Holder,
Mrs III. L. Borland Mrs. Allison Wart-
mann, Mrs. L. R. chazal Mrs. Frank
Logan, Mrs. H. C. Dozier, Misses
Marion Dewey, Mary Burford and
Alice Bullock.
Mrs. Camp, Mrs Robinson and Mrs.
Lloyd received the guests very inform
ally in the reception hall and delight
full punch was served by Mrs. Ed
mund Martin and Miss Nettie Camp
the punch bowl being surrounded with
a charming arrangement of nastur-
tiums and ferns.
In all the rooms of the Camp home
lovely flowers pink roses, shasta
daisies and gladioli were used very
artistically and effectively.
The seven tables for the card play.
ers were arranged in the dining room
and the auction was played until five
thirty o'clock when delicious sup
per was served on the card tables.
The high score for the afternoon
was made by Miss Furford, who was
presented pair of handsome towels
and the BOBBY prize, an exquisitet
handkerchief was won by Mrs. Wart.
mann. Each of the guests of honor
were presented a pair of silk stock
ings.
This wonderfully enjoyable party
was the first of a series at which Mrs.
Camp and her daughters expect to en-
terrain their friends.
MIR. Joseph chailIe to Wed in June
The engagement of Mr.. Joseph H.
Chaille of Miami and Miss Minnie
Frances Brickell of Weldon, N O., has
just been announced, their marriage
to take place on June 14th at the
home of the bride.
Mr.. Chaille is member of the Mi
ami city council, the president of a
Miami bank, and president and treas
urer of a Miami development com
pany. He is also prominent in the
Miami Methodist church.
Mr.. Chaille is former Ocala man,
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the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. w. HI.
Chaille, for years citizens of this city.
Meeting of Woman's Club
Tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock
the Woman's Club will hold their last
meeting of the club year. A large at
tendance is desired, as the recently
elected officers will be installed. Note
the change in the hour from three
until four o'clock.
LOUISE HARRIS. CLARK,
Rec. Secy.
Mrs. j. M. Jackson and children. of
winston Salem, N. G., arrived IN Ucaia
last week for visit with Mrs. Jack
sons mother, Mrs. S. L. Keeffee and
family.
Mrs. Theodore Hirsch and her sis
ter, Mrs. Lottie Kingman Cole, Of Mi
ami formerly the Misses Bertha and
Iottie Kingman, Of this city, are
enjoying a few weeks stay at East
Lake Weir and spent several days this
week with their 0cala friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Trusten Drake return
ed home last Saturday afternoon from
weeks visit in Jacksonville.
$3.50
Mr.. Robert MacKay left last Sun
day afternoon for business trip to