The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25
Miss Elizabeth Davis 70 WeI
". Guy Miller

Miss Elizabeth Davis TO Wed
". Guy mill.r
The recent announcement of tha
enlargement and approaching marriage
oi a,iss Elizabeth Davis ana Mr. Guv
..iiler Is the cause of much favorable
ron@en among their friends. The
e"saS zen. came as . asurprise as
~ fev friends haa been taken in
to the secret.
The fact of the engagement was
made at very pretty party given
last week by Mrs. II. c. Nichols. who
g one II Miss Davis most intimate
friends.
N.iss Davis was born and reared in
this ity. She IS the older of the two
daughters OF the late Mr.. and Mrs
Decatur w. Davis. who were mum
bered among our most prominent citi-
zens SIZE Is one OF Ocala's sweetest
young girls. She is most popular
among the girls of her see and also
among the older crowd.
Mr.. Miller is a native of this coun-
~ lie Is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller,
OF Reddick. He has made his home
IN Ocala since the closing of the war
and Is one Of the most popular OF the
Ocala young men. He is a traleving
salesman and is quite popular with
the trade.
FAe wedding of this popular couple
Will be an event taking place some
time during the month of September.
They are receiving congratulations of
their many friends upon the recent
announcement of their engagement.
Mr. and Mrs Hester OF Evinston.
have been enjoying the past several
weeks in Hendresonville. n. c.. where
they are having a most enjoyable va
cation.
Mr. g. r. Kreger Of Jacksonville,
formerly OF this city, spent week
recently at Breyard. n. c., with Mrs.
kreger and daughter. Virginia. who
are spending the summer there.
Ine many Ocala friends OF Mr.. Ken
ne-h Mackay. who is spending The
summer at Hendersonville. y. c.. will
be most pleased to know that he is
getting along splendidly, his health
continually improving
Or. c. |. Stacy. who is spending
some time in Ocala. is at home over
the weekend and will occupy his pull
pit at the Frst Presbyterian church
today. Lakeland Star
Mr. and Mrs Whitfield Palmer have
returned home from Clearwater and
Tampa where they spent a couple of
days. They were accompanied by
Mr. Palmers sister, Mrs. Jessie Alsop,
who had been their guest for a couple
of weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Karl Weihe, who are
now making their home in Jackson
vile were in Ocala couple of days
during the week the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred G. B. Weihe
Miss Music Bullock is enjoying a
very delightful visit in Asheville, visit
ing with Mrs. H. NJ Hampton, who is
spending the summer months there.
Last Friday evening Mrs. J. w.
Good entertained a number Of her
friends at a delightful informal party.
There were twelve players who en-
joyed the game of auction. The tables
wer arranged in the living room which
was bright and CHEEKY with many
vases of varicolored flowers. After
number of rounds of auction had
been played the scores were counted
and to Mrs. w. A Wilds fell the prize,
pretty sandal wood fan, and Mrs. ].
G. Parrish was given the BOBBY prize.
Mrs. Good served frozen salad
course with punch. Present to enjoy
this informal evening at cards were:
Mrs. w. A. Wilds, Mrs Sam Leigh,
Mrs. ]. G.. Parrish, Mrs. Weller Car
michael. Mrs. Wade Dumas, Miss
Adel Bittinger. Miss Alice Sexton,
Mrs Max Israelson. Mrs. P. G. Muir
ply, Miss Frances Taryer and Miss
Margaret Jackson.
Miss Annie Benton Fuller has gone
TO Greenville, S. c., to spend a couple
Of weeks with her sister, Mrs. H. w.
Estees (Eugenia Fuller).
Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Creson and
children expect to leave the first CT
September for Augusta, Ga, where
they will spend the next few weeks
the guests Of relatives.