The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-04-14
A SWEET PRAYER

rather, ioi5'fN -
mis- little life OF mine.
,,,.h loving kindness. curtain
Thou M bed,
"a cool. in rest, my burning
pilgrim feet
nv nardon be the pillow ior ~
head,
60 snail my sleep be sweet
!, neaee with all the world. dear
Lord. and Thee
- Fasrs my souls unMaFerinS
faith can ahakef
.rs well. whichever side the
grave Tor me
The morning light may Orea1-
utKRIlT McEWEN hlMBAi.L.
MRS Bucket HOnore5
w,,h Mrs. 30. Parrish as hostess
..s Mrs. Lester Burkett. OF Altoona
). the honoree. the auction party
an last Friday afternoon proved to
~ most enjoyable one for all who
,..re uresent The dainty apartment
:, Mrs Parrish already as pretty and
dainty as can be was adorned with
me beautiful spring flowers and with
,he xaricoIOred lights the scene was
oue long TO linger in the minds OF
,he guests as one of artistic beauty
Mr.. Parrish informally met her guests
and gave them most cordial greet
ing and introduced them to the charm
,ne honoree. After short time OF
nIeasant conversation, talleys were
mssed and then the tables were found.
Auction. which is always an interest
Ing game proved to be unusually so
an this afternoon. -Four rounds were
ulayed progressively. The two lucky
players Of the afternoon were Mrs. q.
& sheppard. VINO held high score and
NJ. Bland Ware. who held low score
These two ladies and the honor guest
received token as souvenirs of a
YER pleasant gfteraoon.
After the awarding of the prizes
Mrs.. Parrish served a very dainty
course "a l,-.esaments consisting of
chicken salad. waters. cheese balls.
olives. o..aAgs ice. cake and sailed
nuts. Present TO enjoy this party
we're: Mrs Wade Dumas. Mrs Eaton
Llndner. Airs Weller Carmichael.
Mrs. 4. G. Peek. Mrs. Bland Ware.
Mrs. G. c. Sheppard. Mrs. Sam Leigh.
Mrs John Good. Mrs. Max lsraelson.
Mrs. Walter Pgeer. Mrs. l.. W. Ponder.
MIS- o. +. Cox and the honor guest.
Miss Mona Hitler Now Mrs. Cohen
The Ocala friends Of Miss Mona
Z Hitler. Of Birmingham. Ala. former
b Of this city. have recently learned
with interest OF her marriage a short
time ago.
Hiss Hitler was married at the home
Of her mother. Mrs. Edward Hitler
10 Birmingham TO a Mr.. Cohens a
prominent business man of Cincinnati,
OHIO, and after an extended wedding
TRIP Dir. and Mrs. Cohen are now at
home to their friends in their new
home in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Cohen is the older of the two
daughters Of the late Edward Hitler
and Mrs. Hitler, long we'll known resi-
uenls OF Ocala, Mr.. Hitler having been
prominently identified with the phos-
pnate business in this section. She
Asea IN Ocala until she reached young
Muynood. moving from here to Bir-
mlngham a few years ago with her
parents brother and sister, where she
mas eveg since resided. During the
s@ Miss Hitler did great deal of
sar work. her interests being parti-
Salarly with the Red Cross, for which
o'ganlzation she did vast amount of
very splendid work.
ses
University Carnival BAH in
Gainesville
Inc following account from the
gainesville Sun, of the first annual
o'onatoin ball given in connection
Aa the University Carnival held in
4a' city recently. is of interest hay-
= oeen attended by number of
lung people from Ocala.
one Of the most pleasing social
vents Of the season took place in the
''efsity gymnasium when Lena
~ r.snesy was crowned queen Of the
diversity Carnival at the first an
"a ssa' coronation BAN with most
@'0ia'e ceremony in which she was
s 's' BY her maids of honor. Miss
aeCraw - niss MARY Parker
MA IMPLY at p. m. the queen ar
n sa accompanied by her escort for
s = evening, mr. Eugene Jones and Nd
n maids Of honor with their escorts.
ps., '0hn sharpley and Mr.. Fran n,
!, = = Aeralds announced the arrival
&. = royal party and her majesty
- se by the presidents of tha