The Ocala banner., 1922-03-17
SOCIETY


Mrs. Mary Perdue has gone to West
Palm Beach for visit to her friends,
DR. and Mrs. Macy and children.
Miss Carol Perrinot will arrive in
Ocala today to be the guest Of Mrs.
Clarence Camp until Sunday. Miss
Perrinot has been in Tampa. She has
often visited in Ocala as the guest of
Miss Mary Burford and Mrs. Camp
and her friends are delighted to vel
come her again.
Mrs. Mamie Hall is in Arcadia on
business and while there is the guest
OF her brother, Mr.. Arthur Williams
and his family.
Miss Annabelle Wesson, who is a
student at the State College at Tai
lahassee spent a few day during the
week with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Johnson, after
most delightful stay in Ocala at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp,
expect to leave today for AshevilIe
for stay of couple of weeks. They
will be accompanied by their hosts
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp. In Ashe-
vile they will be joined by Jack Camp,
jr., and Henry Camp and together
they will spend the Easter holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Johnson, after a
ten days visit at Daytona and stay
Of several days in Jacksonville, where
they Witnessed the Florida Open Golf
tournament, returned to Ocala Sun
day and have again been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp this week.
They expect to leave this afternoon for
Asheville, N. c.. where they will spend
a few days, leaving there next Tues
day for their home in Muncie, Indiana.
Mr.. j. s. Pearson returned the first
of the week from Jacksonville, where
he went to attend the Florida Open
golf tournament last Friday and Sat
urday at the Florida Country Club.
Messrs. Clarence and Jack Camp
returned home last Sunday from
weeks visit in Jacksonville, where
they went to play in the amateur
golf tournament at the Florida Coun-
try Club the first part of last week
and to witness the Florida Open tour
nament last Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Harris, Jr., returned
home Monday from Jacksonville,
where he was the guest CT Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lloyd for few days
He went to Jacksonville especially to
witness the golf tournament that was
won by George Kerrigan.
Mrs. Knox Thomas, OF Atlanta, who
has been visiting with friends in Tam
pa, is now the guest of Mrs. j. r.
Brumby, at her home on sixth street.
Mr.. Thomas who spent a few days
here also, left on last Sunday with
Mr.. Brumby for Marietta, Ga.
Miss Annie Benton Fuller, was the
cordial hostess of the Tuesday even
ing auction club, entertaining at the
home of Mrs. Thorn where she lives.
AT this meeting she had extra players
who greatly enjoyed the games with
the club members Miss Edith Viii.
liams won the visitors prize, Miss
Margaret Jackson won the club prize
and the BOBBY fell to the lot of Miss
Alice Sexton. Miss Fuller served hel
guests with ice cream, cake and bon
hons.
The band concert given Monday
afternoon by the Orlando band Ger
tainly gave pleasure to all who were
so fortunate as to hear it. 1t remind
ed many that band of this kind
would be a wonderful addition tc
Ocala. The treat was a rare one an6
it was pity that so few knew thai
it was to take place Ocala indeed
thanks Orlando for this rare treat.
Mr.. Louis Yonce, who has beer
spending the past few months in st
Petersburg, guest of his sister, Mrs
Blanche Carroll, has returned to hi!
home in this city.
MIR. David Welsh, who formerl,
resided in Ocala but now of Oldsmar
was pleasant visitor in our city dur
ing the week, he having come to al
tend the capital removal meeting hel,
in our city Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Woods MRS Minnie A. Bos
tick spent Sunday and a part o
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