The Ocala banner., 1921-04-22
- E.;ovabIe Parties

aaors Iarkspur, pink and Whlte
" .,,,aaa Easter lilies and other
..nr aowerg in the spacious home,
SKA ! sappy throng Of ladies' clad in
tnaIr bright coIored frocks, made the
~wo uarties given by Mrs John p
pobertson the social successes that
they were
an Tuesday she had six tables and
~ foIlowing day five, with many adj.
d;tionaI friends in for refreshments.
Mrs Robertson greeted her guests
wearing a stylish dress Of brown or
gapdie with touch OF orchid trim
ming.
N the rear OF the reception room
very cooling and lovely punch was
served from bowl that was surround
I'd by bright coIored pansies and as
uaragug. Mrs. Eugene Peek served on
Tuesday and on Wednesday Miss Al
ice Bullock served. Others assisting
Mrs. Robertson as hostess We're Mrs
q s. Carney. Mrs Anna Holder and
Mrs. James Knight.
After the games started the after
noon passed away all too speedily for
the happy players.
When scores were counted the fol-
lowing were the winners: On Tuesday
Mrs. r. S. Hall and on Wednesday
Mrs. Z. r Knight made top scores,
adm they we're given exquisite bud
vases. The consolation. or BOBBY
prizes fell to the lot of Mrs Eugene
Peek and Mrs. Harvey Clark. and they
we're lovely little boxes of sweets, 4
perfume and sachets.
At $50 Mrs Robertson served her
guests an ice course and on each
plate was a pretty bunch of sweet
peas.
These two parties were among the
most enjoyable given in Ocala during
the spring months. and gave much
pleasure TO fifty Of Mrs. Robertson's
friends
The many friends Of Dr. Clifford B.
Aver are delighted to know that he
is now able to be out and will shortly
be able to take up his work at his
Office
Mr.. and Mrs Bradford Webb and.
Miss Julia Webb are in st. Petersburg,
where they are attending a meeting
Of the Eastern Stars which is being
held in that city.
Friends Of Mr. George Woods are.
delighted to welcome him home after
long stay in the army. He left
ocala with Company A. and was at
Camp Wheeler before going to France.
He was placed in the postal depart
ment, where he served we'll After
the war he re-enlisted. and has been
N ceblenz for the past two years.
MISS 0nie Chazal was the pleasing
hostess of the A Club at their weekly
meeting this week.
nses
Don't forget to phone your order to
mrs George Martin for that poppy
you are going to wear ON May s0th.
Have yon seen the .Say 1t With
-Four posters that have been placed
around town this week? Read them
earefuily put your money in and see
now pretty it will look
fuscawilla Park will soon be bril-
hantiy lighted at night. The city, is
Placing quite number OF lights in it.
soon water VIII be provided, and then
ns ladies' win be happy.
$3.50.
~ Z. G Peek spent few dsvs this
seek IN Columbia. S. q. going tc At.
'snd z meeting Of the medical associa
$3.50
Y Thomas H Harris left Miami
$ thursday, after short business
np' He i now the guest Of his sis.
Is Mrs 2 H Lloyd. IN Jacksonville.
g will arrive in ocala on SUNDAY 81
q aoaaay and wiz be accompanied by
s. ''''le daughter. Betty. who win re-.
nun Y ocala for week.
e. ~ B I. Anderson left Friday
-s''' '0r Atlanta on legal business.
s. IS y Hickman. after spending
- = *'nter and spring at the home 81
s aaashter Mrs. I. r Chazal and