The Ocala banner., 1922-05-12

man OF character and worth. He is to
be congratulated on winning the heart
and hand of one of the south's love-
Hest daughters.-Greenville. (Miss1
times Democrat Mr.. Davidson is
most pleasantly remembered by many
Ocala friends. having for many years
made this city his home. Mr.. David
son is brother of Mrs. NJ. ID. Julian.
OF this city. He was a mayor in the
Spanish-American war.
Happy Party
Saturday afternoon about 4 O'clock
the streets were filled with dainty
and sweet little tots dressed in their
party frOcks and carrying in their
tiny hands small packages tied with
blue or pink ribbons. all going in the
same direction and it was soon dis
covered that they were going to help
dainty little Barbara Lindner cele-
brate her third birthday. Upon ar
rival at the Lindner home they were
greeted by the hostess and soon they
were playing interesting games on the
lawn. They were assisted by Mrs.
Lindner and Miss Rhody. mother and
aunt of the hostess.
A feature of Importance was that
of dancing around a small May pole
with ribbons and all colors of the rain
bow. and when IL was wound it
looked very pretty and the children
greatly enjoyed this May pole dance.
When it came nearly time to return
home delicious refreshments were
served on the lawn on tables decorat-
ed with pretty flowers, and after the
children had enjoyed the afternoon to
IT'S fullest they wished little Barbara
many happy returns of the day and
went home to tell mother and father
just what a wonderfully pretty and
nice party they had been to.
Frank Bourlay. who has been max
ing his home in Orlando for several
years. has returned to Leesburg and
his friends will be glad to know that
he will reside here AS soon as he
can find a suitable place he will move
his family over from Orlando.-Lees-
burg Commercial Mrs Bourlay was
formerly Miss Nellie Liddon. of this
city.
Mrs. Lottie Kingman Cole. formerly
of this city. now of Miami, spent a
couple OF days the latter part OF last
week en- route to East Lake Weir
for visit with Mrs. F. E. Newport.
Mrs. b. F. Hampton. of Gainesville,
was charming visitor in Ocala for
the weekend While here she was
the guest of Mrs Wade Dumas.
Mrs. W. l. Evans (Tommie Stand
leyD OF Miami. arrived in Ocala Sun
day afternoon for a short VISIT with
her mother. Mrs. Lula Standley on
ocklawaha avenue
Mrs. David White. of Citra. spent
Friday and Saturday in Ocala the
guest of her cousin. Mrs. H. A. Wart-
mann and family
Mr. +. r. Fitch and small son, Viii
liam. returned TO Jacksonville last
Friday afternoon after short visit
with Ocala relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Mcclure have
gone to their former home in Chica-
go TO spend the summer months
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp spent
couple OF days in Jacksonville and
Fernandina the first of the week.
Mr.. f. A. Burford and Miss Mary
Burford have returned home from
Lynchburg. Va. where they attended
the Monday exercises at the Randolph
Macon woman's college in which Miss
Agnes Burford was crowned Queen
OF the May
A society wedding of state wide in
terest in Tallahassee last week was
that OF Miss Idella Holloway, of Talla-
hassee and Mr.. John Lord Nisbet. of
Georgia. The bride is a daughter
OF former superintendent of public in
struction. W. NJ. Holloway and she
has on several occasions been pleas
ing visitor in Ocala at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Bullock.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Crosby and fami-
ly. who have been occupying the
Greer house on Ocklawaha avenue
for the past few years expect to move
the hrst OF June 10 the upper apart
ment OF the Bell fiat on Fort King
49, hoa haan OccuDfpd bv Mr. and