The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-01-21

the recent conference held at DeLand
to Lowtey, where he will be in
charge OF the Northern Methodist of
that city. He will be joined by his
wife and baby daughter at an early
date.
Lovely Tea Given by MRS. Peek for
Her Sister, Mrs. Barker
One of the many pretty functions
given this winter, was the tea of last
Saturday, with Mrs. Eugene Peek as
hostess and Mrs. Barker of Mound
vile, West Virginia the honor guest.
Mrs. Peek entertained her guests at
the Woman's Club. and for the ocy
casion had it most artistic, using as
a special color scheme yellow and
green The bignonia, which is now
so lovely, being in full bloom, was
used very lavishly, and with ferns
and pot plants made the club house
most attractive. The guests were
met at the door and greeted by Mrs.
e. L. Carney, who gave them hearty
welcome.
Mrs. Peek, her sister, Mrs. Barker,
Mrs. Montgomery, who is the guests
of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Hooker,
and Mrs. Quaintance, of Washington,
who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w.
T. Gary formed a pleasant group re-
ceiving.
| After all the guests had arrived,
cards were played by some, and 9TH
ers grouped themselves around the
fires and enjoyed "gab feast while
they worked on their sewing or other
hand work.
Punch was served during the after
noon by Mrs. Anna Holder from a,
pretty punch table that had an arr
tistic arrangement of nasturtiums,
blossoms ranging in shades from red
to orange and yellow.
During the afternoon, Helen, the lit
tie daughter of the honor guest, and
Virginia, the daughter of the hostess,
gave several songs. and musical num-
bers. Mrs. Bland Ware and Mrs;
Harrison Black also favored the
guests with number of musical
numbers. Others assisting Mrs. Peek
lat this lovely afternoon tea were Mrs.
c. r. Tydings, Mrs. Order Parkinr
Miss Annie Davis and Miss Mildred
Crosby.
| Late in the afternoon Mrs. Peek
served her guests with salad course
followed by an ice course.
This party gave much pleasure to
q number Of Mrs Peeks friends.
| Mrs. James Hicks Hill, who has
been spending the first part of the
winter il Ocala, has gone to Lees
burg to spend the balance of the whit
Ter with her sister
| Mrs. G.. S. Scott has returned home
from pleasant visit in Birmingham
with her son and his family.
$500
/ Miss Daisy Kiedel. of Baltimore, has
arrived in Ocala and will spend the
balance of the winter as the guest
lcf her sister, Mrs. Christian AK. at
her lovely winter home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Frazier. of Lake
Hand are welcoming into their home
Ianother baby boy, who was born on
Monday in this city, at the. home Of
Mrs. Frazier's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
derry Burnett.
Miss Nettie Camp has returned
Rome from delightful ten days visit
lin Savannah, where she was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. George F.
Armstrong, at her elegant. home. Miss
Camp has as her guests the Misses
1 Goedecke, of New York.
$3.50
At a delightful little informal card
party given last Friday afternoon by
Mrs. G. f. Kreger, at her apartment
on Margaret street in Jacksonville,
four Of the guests las well as thel
hostess) were formerly Ocala girls.
They were Mrs. D. G. Haley. (Anna
Nixon; Mrs. L. w. Etrum. (Ophelia
Gray); Mrs. Arthur Clark, (Annie
Mae Standley); and Mrs. Charles
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