The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-06-17

the past ten days, going there to hav.
an operation on little Miss Joyce
Williams.
Miss Beatrice Booney a Bride
News has been received in this city
OF the marriage or approaching mar
riage of Miss Beatrice Mae Boney
and Mr.. Mark H. Woodlinger in Jack
sonvflle. No particulars of the mar
riage have been learned.
The young bride of this marriage
is former Ocala girl, the second
daughter of DIR. d. M. Boney and
Mrs. Boney. She has been living in
Jacksonville for several years with
her mother and her brother, Mr.. Van
Fl. Boney She recently returned to
her home in that city from visit
OF several months in Porto Rico with
her sister, Mrs. Glen Purvis, formerly
Miss Ruth Boney.
Ocala friends of the bride eytend
their congratulations and best wishes.
Miss Stella Camp very pleasantly
entertained on Tuesday night at tbs
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Camp Ter guests D-ing
the members Of the "A" Club. The
same night Miss Annie Benton Full
er entertained the members of the
Tuesday evening auction club. Both
meetings were very pleasant ones.
Mrs. Charles Peyser and her grand
daughter, Babette Peyser, left on
Monday for Miami where thew will
spend some time with Mrs. Peyser's
daughter, Mrs. Harry Simons. Bah
cite expects to be away until early
fall.
Jack and Henry Camp, who atten1
school at Woodbury. Forest, Virginia,
arrived home on Saturday for a
short stay They viii accompany
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Camp to Asheville, N. c.. where the,
will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allick W., Inglis, of
Jacksonville, formerly of Rockwell,
in this county, have the deep sympa-
thy of their friends in the death OF
their infant son, Allick Wyllie In
glis, Jr., on Tuesday at their home
in Jacksonville The tiny little body
was prepared for burial and sent to
Madison on Wednesday, the baby be-
ing laid away in the family burial
grounds of. the Inglis fanny in that
city.
Mrs. c. E. Bateman, of Mcintosh. is
visiting Mrs j. Warren Scott in
Jacksonville
Mrs. L. III. Hanson, of Jacksonville
is at Evinston, where she is enjoying
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Hester.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Camp and son,
Henry returned home last night from
Jacksonville aftetr his operation. The
latter is getting along nicely.
$3.50
Mr.. Jack Kibler who is attending
the Georgia Tech in Atlanta, arrived
in Jacksonville Wednesday and will
remain in that city few days before
coming on to his home in Dunnellon.
Mr.. Jennings, of the Lon Gala Phos-
plate Company, after spending the
past few months in 0cala, Jackson
vile. and other points in this sta se
and inNew York city, sailed on lass
Saturday from New York on the Lap
land for his home in London.
chocolate fudge was served, and a
dark was nearing the little girls ha
do say good bye, each one wishing
Danother birthday party soon. Man.
beautiful presents We're received. Mr.,
is. j. Proctor, Mrs. C. May, Mrs. Chas
Polk and Mrs. r. M. Driggers helpe,
Mrs. Perry to entertain the LITTLE
girls.
Another party was given on Frida!
sci~s1rIe with ~asr parents, VINO are
spending some time in that city.
Later Miss Kibler will come to Dun.
mellon for visit and later on expects
to go to South Carolina for visit
with friends.
It will be mosa gratifying news ~