The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-02-17
MRS. Hall EentertaIns in Compliments

was the auction party that Mrs.
Mamie, Hall gave as farewell COM
plinient to Mrs. Baine, who left Fri
day afternoon for her home at Green's
boro. N. C. After a short visit in
ncala with her daughter. Mrs. r. s..
Hall. though brief Mrs. Baine's visit
IN 0cala was an exceedingly pleasant
one and the friends that she L had
made here were delighted toshave the
ouportunity of spending the afternoon
with her.
Mrs. Hall entertained three tables
of players and later in the afternoon
a dozen more of Mrs. Halls friends
Joined the card players and enjoyed
the delicious refreshments with them.
Mrs. Christian AK was the fortunate
one among the card players winning
the pretty prize and the guest of honor
was presented similar gift.
For this charming affair Mrs. Halls
pretty home on Fort King avenue
was very attractively decorated with
spring flowers and ferns.
Mrs. Mittie G. Long is spending this
week in town with friends, coming in
from Martel especially to attend the
services at the Methodist church.
Mrs. Harvey Clark has been. on the
sick list all this week. She is how
ever, now much better.
Mrs. Lalla Martin Munroe and
daughter. Miss Frances Bangs, of
Biltmore, N. c., are in the city ito
spend the remainder of the winter
with Mrs. Munroe's mother, Mrs. John
M. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w. Lloyd are ex-
Dected home today after. manths
absence. Mrs. Lloyd has been visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Roland Hart and
Mrs. Claude Howell. at Wilmington.
N. c., and Mr.. Lloyd has been on an
extended business trip through the
east and west.
Miss Eleanor LeBlond, an attractive
young Cincinnati. Ohio. girl. will ar
rive In Ocala tomorrow afternoon for
visit Of several weeks with Miss
Nettie Camp.
Mrs. II. NJ. Weathers. of Winston
Salem. North Carolina. is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. A. B. Taylor, of the
Colonial apartments Tele-
gram. Mrs. Weathers will visit her
Ocala relatives before returning home
sss
Miss Willie Camp. of Franklin, Va.
after a brief visit in Ocala at the
nome OF her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Camp. left Monday for New
berry where she was the guest of her
aunt Mrs. Jennie Norfleet untfl Tues
uay when she left for White Springs.
where she win visit before returning
to her home.
Mrs. Wade Dumas entertained at
small theater party Monday AFTERNOON
AZ the Temple to see 1.-The Sheik." Her
guests were Mrs. Philip Murphy. Mrs
a q Nichols. Miss Pearl Ray and
Mrs. Mamie Hall. 4 I'll
MT. and Mrs. John Good were among
'ne ocala people attending the fair
At Orlando this week. y
= marriage Of the early spring in
Nnieh social interest in Georgia is
n'ered. will be that of Miss DOROTHY
eeoke Dean. of Gainesville, and Joel
aana'er Harris, of Atlanta. which
.'n take place Wednesday. April s.
Auanta Constitution. Miss Dean is a
.ous'n Of Mrs. ]. H. Livingston. of
'a's city. and two of her sisters have
s''eo In ocala on several occas-
,'ns' The groom-elect is a son Of the
a'e Joel Chandler Harris. of Uncle
Renus" fame
-. ssoax
nor.s .. Barnes. of this .eitys is
'ning the death of her aunt Mrs
ts 'sa Elton. who died Saturday, ~i morn.
NY a' her home in Tampa. Mrs.
Az ass was with her aunt when she
,as' having been called to tampa
"eek' Mrs. Barnes ocala friends
''npasAise with her in her sorrow.
Eugene Henderson Cox of At.
49, VINO is the guest OF her par.
-. ss Ut, and Mrs. E. L. wartmann At
~ WI arrive here today to spend
Nm remainder OF the week with MIRA
"a0n Newell Gaipesville sun. IS
,i,h.'v Century members were de-
p,s $50 70 have with them Mr.. J. o.
So 'a Of Community Service. and his
m Mr.. Bryson has ! very f IN
ne and favored them with two solos ,.s
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