The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-05-05

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MRS. Burford expects to go to Ran.
doiph-Macon to attend the gradual.
ing exercises which her daughter is
in.
The Freshmen Entertain
another successful school year is
nearing its close and the graduating
class are being very layishiy enter
tanned by their class mates and
friends. On Friday night of last week
the Freshman class entertained N
Inelr honor. This party took place
at the home of Helen Newsome. Who
IS one of the popular members of this
CLASS, This party was a skid party"
and took place On the spacious lawn
! of the Newsome home. It was brill
iiantly lighted and decorated in the
class colors. Each guest came az. a
regular little kid and kid games of
all kinds were played and these took
them back to their happy childhood
days. There were various kinds of
contests such as the pinning of
the tail on the donkey. The prizes
were all comics except the ones for
the eutest dressed girl and bow and
these fell to the lot of Elizabeth
Wetherbee and Ed Buhman. Eliza
beth was very cute and attractive in
little pink checked bIoomer dress
with black chickens embroidered ON
1t and with this she wore a large pink
DOW on her hair and pink and white
socks.
I'D Buhrman wore knee trousers
and a blouse, they were both yera
nicely gotten up and were Judged
the very best by all of the Judges.
After the games and contests were
over the hostess and hosts of the
evening served cream and cake. The
invitation list included the high school
teachers and the seniors. The mem
bers of the senior class for this year
are the following: JUNE Counts.
John Cook, Wilfred Harold. Harold
Smith. George Hooper. Ed Buhrman.
Philip Melin, Harold Spencer. Wilson
Pierce, Walter Troxler, Jack VIII
Hams, Edna Bryce, Irene earn. Edith
Edwards, Bessie May Finley, Maude
Lillian Little, Helen Long. Maudie
Marshall. Marie Robertson. Elizabeth
Wetherbee, Olive Whaley, Inez
Vaughn. Ruth Warner.
The Junior class are planning to
give their annual banquet to the
graduates on next Friday night az
the Harrington Hall This annual
event is always one of great pleasure
and is being looked forward to with
much pleasure by all. There are quite
number OF other parties being plan
ned for this class which is one OF the
largest and most popular to graduate
from the high school
1t IS matter of very deep regret
to the host of friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wolff and their daughter
Miss Rose Wolff to learn that they
expect to soon move to Columbus. Ga.
where in the future they will make
their home, Mr. and Mrs Wolff came
to Ocala to make their home when
Rose was tiny little girl and they
have made large number of friends
who will greatly miss them. They will
not go until some time in June and
with them goes the very best wishes
of this paper and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Webb return
ed home Saturday after a two weeks
absence. They went first to Jackson
vile where they attended the Eastern
Star convention, going from there to
New Orleans for the big knights
Templar conclave. They report a
wonderful visit in New Orleans, where
nothing was left undone for the en-
tertainment of the visiting knights.
Mrs. Joe Gordon. of Jacksonville
who has been the house guest of her
sister-in-law. Mrs E. H. Martin has
returned TO her home. Mrs. Gordon
made many friends on her first visit
TO Ocala who will be delighted to well
come her again in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mason have re-
turned home from delightful motor
trip to Virginia where they were the
guests of Mr.. Masen's relatives.
Miss Catherine Livingston has re-
turned to her home in this city after
having spent the winter in South Flor
ida, where she taught school
Mrs. Emily Green is spending some
time in Jacksonville visiting her Sis
ter. Mrs. George Meyers.
Miss Katie May Eagleton. who has