The Ocala banner., 1922-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Carter Entertain
For Miss Anna Fitziu and Miss
Carol Perrenot in Jacksonville
Miss Anna Fitziu, the beautiful
lyric soprano and her charming ac-
companist, Miss Carol Perrenot, who
delighted large audience in the
Duval theater Monday evening. were
honored following the concert by
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Carter at
their home 823 Laura street.
The rooms were decorated with
baskets of white snapdragon and an
informal hour of music was enjoyed
by a few of the hosts intimate
friends. At 1870 o'clock, a delicious
supper was served, three small tables
each centered with a snapdragon be-
ing arranged in the dining room.
Miss Perrenot is a Florida girl and
has many friends throughout the
state, while Miss Fitziu has made
countless friends and admirers dur
ing her present tour.-Jacksonville
Metropolis.
Tribute to Miss Perrenot
From her first gracious bow to the
final tick tock' of her Clock Song,
Anna Fitziu, lyric soprano, was in per-
feet harmonoy with the large audi
ence that greeted her Monday night
at the Duval Theater.
Splendid assistance was lent Miss
Fitziu by Carol Perrenot, the we'll
known accompanist, whom Florida
claims as her own daughter.
In a separate group Miss Perrenot
gave the Ballade (Debussy), diff
cult technical number, that brought
enthusiastic applause At the con-
clusion of her second number. Sc
guidilla, the pianist was called back
and played Percy Graingers Coun-
try Dance, jolly piece that the
artist-composer gave himself when
he appeared here last year And yet
again was Miss Perrenot forced to re-
turn and delighted the audience with
March Mignonne (PoldinD Jack
sonville Metropolis.
Mrs. Leigh to Entertain
To compliment her sister, Mrs. Nc
Cabe, Of Tampa, who is her guest,
Mrs Sam Leigh will entertain num-
ber of her friends tomorrow after
noon at her apartment at the home
of Mrs. J. H Therrell. on Wenona
street. Mrs. Leigh always is a de-
Elightful hostess and the invited guests
are looking forward to this afternoon
with a great deal of pleasure.
Miss Sara Tomlinson, of Fayette-
vile, n. c., is in Ocala the guest of
Mr. and Mrs Carl Ray, at their lovely
little bungalow on East Fort King.
Mrs. Carson Lee, who has been
spending the winter in Ocala with her
daughter, Mrs. Paul Simmons, has
returned to her home in Washington,
d. c. Mrs. Lee has made many
friends on her visit who will be glad
to welcome her back again
Mrs. Charles Flippen and her little
son, of Fort Lauderdale, are in Oacla
spending some time with Mrs Jesse
Mrs. Ardis Waterman, and her little
daughter, Leta, left Wednesday for
Jacksonville, where they will spend
couple of weeks, the guests of Mrs.
Mallory Liddon, and Mrs. B. j. Potter
Mrs. c. l.. Gamsby, of Washington,
d. c., has arrived to spend the spring
and early summer months in Ocala
with her sister-in-laws, the Misses
Gamsby Mrs Gamsby was a former
popular Ocala matron and her numer-
Gus friends are delighted to have her
! back for a visit
Miss Margaret Lloyd. who has spent
the entire winter in Ocala the guest of
her brother, Mr.. MiIby Lloyd, and
family has gone to Quincy for visit
with another brother before returning
to her home in Suffolk, Va.
Mrs. D. H Bowley, who has spent
some time this winter in Orlando, is
now in Ocala the guest of her friend,
Mrs. Hugh Henry at her home on Ock
lawaba avenue. Mrs. BOwley has
often visited in Ocala and her friends
are delighted to welcome her again