The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-04-28
An Informal Luncheon

An Informal Luncheon
Mrs Frank Thompson, who is on
her first visit to Ocala since her mar
riage was the honor guest at very
delightful and beautifully appointed
appointed luncheon, given her on
Tuesday by her hostess, Miss Nc
Dowell The guests were invited for
one o'clock. The Mcdowell home on
Fort King avenue has often been the
scene of many lovely parties but none
have been any more enjoyed than
was this one given in honor of our
most'popular girl who has moved alse-
where to make her home, and this
party gave opportunity for sixteen Of
her former friends to spend couple
of hours most pleasantly with her.
Luncheon was served on four little
tables which were prettily centered
with vases of pink vine combined with
ferns. The guests found their places
by very pretty and attractive place
cards, done in floral design During
the four course lunch much fun was
had by the guests in pleasant remin-
inscences. Places were laid for the
following friends of the honor guest
and the hostess: Mrs Grider Per
lzins, Mrs. Sydney Halle, Mrs. Bert
Dosh, Mrs. W. A. Wilds, Mrs. Willard
Blood, Mrs. Eaton Lindner, Mrs. L.
M. Murray, Mrs. Harry Walters, Mrs.
Edmund Martin. Mrs. Albert Harriss,
Mrs. C. P Chazal, Misses Abel Bit
finger, Marion Dewey and Dorothy
Schrieber During this pleasant party
Miss Mcdowell was assisted in her
duties as hostess by her sister, Mrs.
c. c. Balkcom. This party was one
of the most enjoyable given for Mrs.
Thompson during her short stay in
her former home
Mr. Stiles McDougal, after very
pleasant visit of couple of weeks
in Tampa where he was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansbourgh, has
returned and is again with Mrs. L. w.
Duval
The former friends of Mr.. John z.
Reardon, were delighted to see him in
Ocala during the week. He lived in
Ocala some years ago and his many
friends were delighted to see him in
this city.
Mr.. Charles H. Lloyd, who is tour
ing the state with the Jacksonville
"All Florida tourists spent Wednes-
day in Ocala with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Harris, joining the party in Tampa
on Wednesday night.
Mrs c. s. Cullen has returned
home from few weeks visit in North
Carolina with relatives.
1t is with much regret that the
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill learn
that they expect OF leave the first of
May for their former home in In
diana. They have made their home
in Ocala for number of years and
are a splendid family and the good
wishes of their friends will follow
them.
formerly of this city, was among the
well known Barracks attending the big
convention in Jacksonville last week
Mrs r. l.. Anderson has returned
home from Jacksonville, where she
spent a fortnight at the home of her
lily and while there made the acquain-
lance of her new granddaughter, lit
tie Ann Anderson Roess.
Mr.. Charles H. Lloyd, of Jackson
vile formerly of Ocala spent several
hours in the city on Wednesday, be-
ing here with the "All Florida tour
ing party
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Green have gone
to Jacksonville to spend several weeks
with their daughter, Mrs. Anderson,
before going north for the summer
Mrs. Frank Harris returned home
Monday afternoon from Jacksonville,
where she speae week as the cues.