The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-01-07
TWO Little Girls Entertain

rday the birthday Of Lenora Taylor.
SO in honor Of the event the mothers
of these two dainty little Misses, in
yited number of their friends to
come and help celebrate
At both parties games Of all sorts
were played. the little folks being as
sisted by their mothers and few
grown up friends.
Before dark, the little guests were
invited into the dining room where
cake, cream and candy were enjoyed.
Both tables were conferred with a
lovely birthday cake, little Miss Tran
than having four candles denoting
that she had reached the age Of four
and Lenora's had seven. Hidden
away in these cakes were, the ring
dime, thimble and button, and the
children had great fun in cutting for
them.
Children are never so happy as
when having a party or attending one
and there two dainty little hostesses
gave great deal Of pleasure to quite
q number of their little friends.
Another enjoyable childrens party
was the one given Monday afternoon
by Master Graham Rose at the home
Iuf his parents on South Second street.
Miss Helen Leitner at Home
Miss Elizabeth hurry, Charlotte
Chazal, Margaret Hooker, Alice Gull
len, Mary Carolyn Logan, Marie Hens
ley, Chivalette Smith, Margaret Pow
ers, Jane Carmack, Of Atlanta and
Remar BIanton, of Tampa were the
ten happy little girls invited to spend
couple of hours with Miss Helen
Leitner on Friday night. q
During the evening games of all
sorts were played and the time fled
by only two soon for the happy guests.
/ One of the pretty decorations for
this party was Christmas tree which
contained a gift for each guest pres
ent.
Near midnight, the hostess assist
ed by her mother and sister, Miss
Kathleen Leitner served very lovely
refreshments.
After wishing each other a happy
/ New Year the young guests depart
| ed for their home after spending 4
very delightful time.
The New First Lady Of Florida
Mrs. Cary A. Hardee, formerly Miss
Maud Randall is the new first ladg S
Florida who will preside over the
Governors mansion at Taliahassse
after January 4. 1921 like her distIn-
guished husband, is q native Of Flor
1 ida. she was born in Madison and il.
the daughter of former state Senator
theodore Randall and the grand
daughter Of Captain Vans Randall,
who attended great prominence in
Florida during the reconstruction
period
Captain Randall, as s0utneTnQf,.
who could not prevent carpet bag
rule, moved with his family to Eng
LAND, where he remained until con-
ditions we're improved in the south.
Fit was III England that Senator Ran
dali was educated.
! Mr.. Hardee's father IS a planter
IN the sense that the word was usad
before the Civil war His plantation
| on Sampala lake in a Madison county
and between the Sanapala Lake home
and what the Randall children regard
ed as their home, that Of their grand
father Parramore in the town Of Masai-
son, Mrs. Hardee spent her CHILDHOOD
/ days
she married Governor Hardee IT
| Madison on February |. 1900 and mas
spent ali Of her married life in Live
oak, where she is universally loved
and admired AS the governors wife
/ she is expected to be very popular IA
/ the society Of the state.
| Mrs. Wiley Hampton and two chill
dren, who have been the holiday
| guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Allison Wart-
mann. expect to return to their home
! IN Mississippi Monday afternoon.
/
i Mrs. j. j. Gerig and daughter, Miss
/ Margaret Gerig, are expected home
today fro ma holiday visit with reiar
tives and friends in crawfordville and
Indianapolis, Indiana.
$3.50
Col. b. Nj. Smith Of Chicago, who
/ il visiting bis father p. P. a. Smith
here. this week, is accompanied By
Mrs.. Smith. ocala people Win be IN