The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-04-21

A C. Hamrick Mrs Crook is getting
along nicely following her operation
and expects to return home some time
next week
Enjoyable chiIdren's Party
Presents galore, and the birthday
cake with its four little pink candles,
made the party given on Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. r. t. Stroud in
honor of the natal day of her oldest
daughter. Leslie, one long to be re-
membered by all of the little tots that
were present During the first part
of the afternoon the children who were
ably assisted by a number of older
that are dear to the hearts of the
young, they gamboled on the lawn
dressed in their very prettiest of
frocks and made a most beautiful pic
ture In the dining room which was
all in. pink and white the children
were served to ice cream and cake.
In the center of the table was the
birthday cake which was iced in white
and with four TINY pink candles tell
ing to all that the young hostess had
reached that age. When the refresh
ments were over the little folks left
for their homes after having spent
a most pleasant time as the guests OF
one of their favorite playmates.
In Honor of Mrs. Dumas
Delightful and informal was the tea
given Monday afternoon by Mrs. Hor-
ace Harold, as a parting compliment
to Mrs. Charles Dumas, who has been
spending the greater part of the winter
in our city the guest of her son and
his wife at their attractive little bun
galow on Fort King. Mrs. Dumas ex-
poets to leave tomorrow for her home
in New York, and this afternoon gave
pleasure to her numerous friends. The
home of Mrs. HAROLD which is al
ways cool and attractive, surrounded
with many pretty trees was made very
cozy and pretty on this afternoon by
the addition Of numerous bowls of
bright flowers and pleasant after
noon was spent in. social converse
ton ON the porch. During the after
noon the hostess assisted by Mrs.
Wade Dumas and Miss Sidney Har-
rold served tea. sandwiches and cake.
A number of little girls and boys,
a yard full of prettily colored Easter
eggs, with games of all kinds, made
the party given by Little Miss Edith
OFT one of great pleasure to all who
eggs was over it was found that
Lawson Cox had found the most and
he was given the prize. and to each
of the other little folks present was
given a souvenir Mrs OFT, assisted
by Miss Susie Lou Ellis served the
children with cream and cake. Easter
is a great time for children, and this
year the bunnies left many of the
pretty colored eggs and most happy
time was spent by all of the little
folks of the town. Besides these priv
ate parties the different Sunday
schools of the city held their annual
hunts.
The Twentieth Century Club Of
Gainesville, are planning to have their
reciprocity meeting on this coming
Monday and have invited the Ocala
club to meet with them. They will
have an all day meeting. and at noon
will serve an elegant luncheon. Quite
a number from the Ocala club will
probably accept this invitation from
the sister club. The meeting will
be in charge Of Mrs, B. G. Riley and
a splendid program is being prepared.
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Leigh are in
Jacksonville where they were called
on account of the illness and death
of Mr.. Leigh's sister. Their OcaIa
friends offer to them their sympathy
over their sorrow
$50
Mr.. s. G. McDougald of Ocala is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs John Hans
broughs for several weeks at their
home ON East Park ayenue-Tampa
Tribune.