The Ocala banner., 1922-12-22

tention of the guests for some while
and the top scores were made by
Mrs. E. H. Martin, and Miss Ethel
Horne, and they were given very at
tractive handmade bags that are now
so much in vogue, while the consola-
ton scores were made by Mrs. Grider
Perkins and Miss Music Bullock and
they each received box of dainty
linen handkerchiefs.
After the games were over the
tab es were spread with the dainti-
est OF tea cloths and an iced fruit
salad was served with waters. stuff
ed dates, fruit cake and coffee.
rhese two parties of Friday gave
unbounded pleasure to quite a num-
Der of the young hosts friends and
will always be remembered as one of
the delightful holiday parties of the
nineteen twenty-five season.
At the Woman's Club
The Social and Industrial commit
tee with Mrs. W. T. Gary as the chair
man had charge of the bi-monthly
meeting OF the Woman's Club at their
club house on Saturday afternoon.
DR.. Hirman Byrd, who has recent
~ come to Ocala to make this city
his home made an interesting talk
as did Mrs. ]. w. McCo,lum of Gaines.
vile. who is one of the most cas-
ing takers in the state. These talks
were of great interest and it was re-
gretted that so few were out to the
meeting,
The music chairman had arranged
for the singing of quite few
Christmas carols that was one of the
pretty features of the afternoons
program.
The hostess of the afternoon served
delicious homemade cake and tea.
New Babies
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurie Benjamin of
Gainesville are welcoming into their
home a son. The little fellow is the
second grandson of Editor J. II. Ben
jamin cf the Star. Mr.. and Mrs. O..
H. Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Brown have also had a visit from
the stork during the week. We ex-
tend our congratulations to all three
families over the arrival of these
three fine babies.
b. eraf
Mr.. q. S. woodrow, accompanied
by Mr.. Harvey Clark, motored to
Ocala from Miami Monday. Mr..
Woodrow is en- route to Greenville.
IS. G,ywhere he will spend the Christ
mas holidays with his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B..
Seyle. Mrs. Woodrow is already
with her daughter. Mr.. Woodrow
spent Monday night at Eastlake as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold b.
Swope, and was the guest of friends
in Ocala< on Tuesday, leaving by
rail on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rivers and
their baby are In Ocala to spend the
Christmas season with Mrs. Rivers
parents. Mr. and Mrs. I. NJ. Moore.
Mr.. Hugh Gieger after a very
pleasant visit with friends In 0cala
has gone to Gainesville and other
places In the state before returning
TO his home in the north.
Yes quite q number have sent In
their contributions FOR the Municipal
Tree that Is 10 be given tomorrow
night on the Civic Center lot, Yours
has not yet come bus We are expect
ing Il today
Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Bennett viii go
10 Leesburg today and will spend the
Christmas season with Mrs. Benefits
parents.
Mrs. r. J. Perkins had as her guest
over the weekend her mother. who
now makes her home in Daytona'
Her former Ocala friends were de-
lighted 10 welcome her back 20 the
city.
Mfr. and Mrs. 7, T., Harry and son
will arrive from their home in Jack
sonyille for a visit with Mrs. Harry S
sister. Mrs. Cecil Bryant. They will
remain through the holidays Mrs
Harry was before her marriage Miss
Lillian Farris. and made Ocaa her