The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-02-11

fridge. now Of Coleman, who is the
oldest and one OF the best known Me
thodist ministers in the Florida con
ference
Woman's Club Meeting
[ The Saturday meeting Of the Wo-
mans Club was one Of the most de
Ilightful Of the meetings held this club
year. It was the regular business
meeting afternoon, and after all the
reports we're made splendid program
was given. This program was arrang-
ed by Mrs. r. B. Bullock, the civic
chairman.
Miss Isabelle Davis gave couple
lof sweet vocal numbers and Miss
LyndaIl Mathews gave an enjoyable
violin solo.
An exceptionally pleasing number
of the program was a history or re-
view Of the work done By the differ-
ent civic chairmen Of the club, who
were Mrs. G. r. Tydings. Mrs C. w.
Hunter and the late Mrs. W.. K.
Zewadski. The review of her work
was tenderly spoken Of by her sister,
Mrs. Walter Hood.
Mr.. James Melton, whose voice al
ways pleases, favored the club with
a couple of songs that were greatly
enjoyed.
Another delightful number was
given by Mr.. Edward Armstrong, OF
Belleview, who was so much enjoyed
by the audience that he was called
back several times and most gracious
" responded to their calls.
The closing number was a short
talk on civics, given by new club
member, Miss Powers, of Belleyiew.
The hostesses of the afternoon served
sandwiches and waters.
$50.
| Visitors complimented
Mrs, J. H. Mason entertained de-
lightfully Saturday morning at her
home on Bayshore Boulevard, at
bridge, compIimenting Miss Iva Duke,
of Gadsden, Ala, Miss Ludie Smith OF
Louisville, KY. and Mrs. Gay Livings-
ton, of Jacksonville, three popular and
attractive visitors that are here dur.
| ing GasparilIa.
Crystal baskets and bowls of brighs
colored garden flowers adorned the
living and music rooms where bridge
was played the hand-painted score
cards being pretty Spring Maids
Boxes of handkerchiefs and silk
hose were presented to the honor
guests and Japanese vase to Mrs.
Clifford Anderson, for high score,
after which dainty luncheon was
served Tampa Tribune. Mrs. Mason,
Mrs. Livingston and Mrs. Anderson
are all former OcaIa girls and Miss
Ludie Smith another OF the honor
/ guests at this party is well known Ii,
OcaIa, having visited her aunt, Mrs.
r. L. Anderson here a number of
times. She viii come to OcaIa at the
conclusion of her Tampa visit to
spend several weeks at the home OF
her aunt.
Mr.. D. G.. Haley, OF Jacksonville, for
several years resident Of Ocala,
spent last Friday and Saturday in tbs
city on business.
Mrs. Eugene Cox. of Atlanta, for
merIy Miss Mary Wartmann. of Citra,
a very popular Marion county girl,
arrived the latter part Of last week to
spend some time at the home of her
perents, Mr.. and Mrs. E L. Wart.
mann at Citra. She viii also spend
portion of her time in Ocala at the
home Of her brother. Mr. H A. Water
mann.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin DeCamp. =
New York arrived in OcaIa last Sun
day afternoon to spend several Weehx
visiting at the home Of Mr. DeCamp's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. DeCamn
| Miss Rena Smith has returned home
from Atlanta where she went to pur-
chase spring and summer hats for her
popular store, the Hat Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Burnett have
gone to St. Petersburg to spend the
balance of the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Osborne spent
few days in Tampa this week at
tending the South Florida fair.