The Ocala banner., 1921-11-25
Farewell for Mr.. Palmer.

Farewell for Mr.. Palmer.
Saturday night, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert L. Anderson, Jr., were the very
cordial hosts at a ..wienie roast. ].
given as special compliment to Mr..
Whit Palmer, who left on the mid.
night train for New Orleans, where
on Wednesday he was quietly mar.
ried to Miss Margaret Eddins, of
Waco, Texas.
The crowd met at the home of the
host and went in cars to the beauti-
ful orange grove of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian AXIS. Here over large beds
of red hot Goals quantities of ween-
les, were roasted and with them were
served, pickles, salad, bread and cof-
fee.
A very merry time was spent to-
gether around the fires, telling in
teresting stories of events past and
some to take place in the near fut-
ure
The guest of honor was given roy
al send off, was showered with rice,
old shoes etc.
Present to enjoy this very delight
full party were: Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund, Mar
tin, Miss Myers of Baltimore, Miss
Margaret Lloyd, of Suffolk, Va, Miss
Elisabeth Burton, of Leesburg, Miss
Elisabeth Davis, Miss Callie Gissen-
daner. Miss Stella Camp, Mr.. Carlisle
Izlar, Mr.. Joe Borden, Mr.. c. C.
Bennett, Mr.. A. o. Harris and Mr.. r..
S. Hall.
Birthday Party
Mrs. G.. E. Nelson entertained at a
children's party Friday afternoon at
her home in Springfield, honoring her
daughter, little Miss Jean Nelson,
who celebrated her fifth birthday an
niversary on that occasion. The rooms
of the residence were, decorated with
white flowers, and the little folks spent
the afternoon playing games. At 5
o'clock the tots were invited into the
dining room, where ice cream, cake
and candies were served, little Misses
Rita Nelson and Marion Gardner as
sisting in serving. Centering the din
ing table was a birthday cake, adorn-
ed with nine lighted tapers. Enjoy
ing the afternoon with the guest of
honor were about nine of her young
friends. Times Union.
Mrs. C. E. Nelson and her pretty
little daughter, Jean, arrived on Mon
day from their home in Jacksonville
and are the guests of Mrs. Nelson's
mother and brother.
Miss Ethelyn Willis, whose parents
have large grove on the south side
of Lake Weir, is spending some time
visiting friends and relatives in Bing-
hampton. N. Y. She will return south
sometime in February.
Mrs. B. T. Perdue, who attended
the annual convention. of the Florida
Federation of Women's Clubs in GAIN
esville last week, motored to Jack
sonville early Thursday morning with
party of Gainesville friends and
spent the day attending the State
fair.
Miss Lydie McDougald, of Jack
sonville, formerly of this city, who was
run over by an automobile a few
weeks ago in that city and quite
painfully injured, has about entirely
recovered Miss McDougald's Ocala
friends will regret to learn of this ac-
cident but will be delighted to know
of her recovery Miss McDougaId is
now making her home with Mrs NJ
E. Robinson and family, formerly of
Ocalal on Hershell street.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. James
A. Harris who were former prominent
residents of this county, and who have
for the past number of years made
their home in Girardsville. Pa. will
be delighted to know that they ex-
pect to spend a portion of this winter
in Oeala.
Mrs. D. G. Stiles, spent few days
during this week as the guest of her
friend. Mrs. A IT, Thomas.
Mrs. Frank Harris returned on Sun
day from a very pleasant visit of a
week in Jacksonville as the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. c. H. Lloyd at her
home on Herchell street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A. Mcclure, who
have spent the greater part of the
summer in Chicago, arrived home on