The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-18

days in Ocala with the Misses Camps
and the friends she made will be de
| lighted to again welcome her.
Mrs. Peek Entertains for her
Sister, Mrs. Barker
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. E. G. Peek
was the cordial hostess, entertaining
d number OF her friends, for her sister
| Mrs. M. G. Barker, who has been her
guest during the winter.
Mrs. Peek was assisted in entertain
| ing by Mrs E. L. Carney, who met
the guests at the door and invited
them in.
Mrs. w. P. PrPeer served most cool
| ing and refreshing punch.
There were two tables arranged for
rock and two for auction, and a very
happy time was spent, playing these
two most interesting games. There
were no prizes given. After the
games, the tables we're laid with pref
ty cloths and three course supper
was served.
THE score cards that were used
at this party, were exceedingly lovely,
they were made of shells, which had
been tinted, and were arranged into
different shapes, frogs, butterflies, etc.
Those who were at this delightful
party were Mrs. L. N. Green, Mrs. w.
T. Gary, Mrs. ]. c. Johnson, Mrs. M.
F. Johnson, Mrs. w. P. Preer, Mrs.
Trusten Drake and her guest, Mrs.
Drake of New York, Mrs. Will Hooker,
Mrs. James c.. Parrish, Mrs. Jack
Camp, Mrs. Anna Holder, Mrs. ]. ID.
Robertson, Mrs. e. T. Helvenston,
Mrs Harry Dozier, Mrs. Robert I. An
derson, Jr., Mrs. Fred Hooker and
Mrs. E. L. Carney.
$3.50
Pleasant Picnic
What is more pleasant way to en-
ioy Yourself than at a picnic? And
one at beautiful Lake Weir is per-
feet delight. Wednesday .congenial
crowd motored down to the Camps
pretty home and had jolly time to-
gether.
After a lovely motor ride to the
lake dip in theswater was enjoyed,
and strolls along the beach.
Just before dark wonderful pic
mic lunch was served on the pavilion,
and after thistle important feature
of a picnic--was over, dancing was
enjoyed for a while.
The crowd returned home by the
light of the moon. after spending a
lovely time together. Those in the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp,
Mr.. and. Mrs. Fred Hooker. Mr.. and
Mre. Frank Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. ALI
SON Wartmann, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Dozier. Mrs. Leta Bennett and Mr..
and Mrs. Mildly Lloyd.
1888
Mrs. A. L. Quaintance, who has been
spending the greater part of the win
ter in Ocala as guest of her sister,
Mrs. w. T. Gary, has returned to her
home in Washington, D. G.
Little Miss Ethel Rievs of Alachua,
is in Ocala spending some time with
her sisters, Misses Dixie and Mary
REEVES.
Mr.. J. J. Gerig, president OF the
Ocala Rotary Club, Mr.. and Mrs. Har'
ry Borland and Mr.. and Mrs. John
n. Taylor expect to leave next week
for Birmingham. Ala, where they viii
attend the meeting of the Rotary
clubs of the eighth district.
Mrs. w. H. Clark, came up from
her home at Lake Weir on Friday
and spent couple of days as guest
Of her SON, Mr.. Howard Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Leigh were pre-
sented with fine boy few days ago
at Ocala, where she is stopping with
her parents for time. She is charm
ing woman with that style OF beauty
NEST attractive to the world. Bert
Leigh will be remembered as having
presented the charming little play
s.Tea for Three few weeks ago. we
heartily congratulate them on the COM
ing of the little boy. We hope that ne
NAV be as handsome as the mother
and as talented as the father. Fort
Lauderdale News.
Mrs. J. A.. Bowler, Of Jacksonville
i - :. = u.