The Ocala banner., 1922-03-24

tive girls of Kendrick served a buffet
supper consisting of turkey, salad,
sandwiches, pickles, crackers, ice
cream, cake and coffee. Cutting the
brides cake caused much merriment,
Mary Blowers finding the ring and DR..
Peek the dime
After motor trip through South
Florida and a weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Toft, at Palmetto, the for
mer home of the bride, the young peo-
pie will begin housekeeping in Ken
drick.
Among the out of the village guests
who attended the wedding, besides
those already mentioned, were Mr..
and Mrs. A. c.. Blowers, Mrs. E. C.
Bennett, Dr. and Mrs E. G. Peek, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Cooner of Ocala: Mrs.
Benson of Wildwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Croft Of fernando; Mrs. C.. B.
Smith of Jacksonville and Mrs. Jose
phine Mcintyre OF Chicago.
Pretty Party in Miami
The following account of a dinner
given in Miami recently in honor of
Miss Elizabeth Lummus will be read
with inerest by her Ocala friends.
She has visited here as the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. A. A. Winer, and her
uncle, Mr. Sim Lummus.
"Resplendent with orange blossoms
that shed a fragrant odor amid the
happy group of young people who
gathered at Casino ST. John, Miami
Beach Friday night as guests of Miss
Ada Mae Tatum, the table presented
lovely scene. a place where Miss
Elizabeth Lummus was again the
central figure.
Adding to the perfect setting of
the table were the crystal candle
sticks, tied with green tulle, the Irish
harps and st. Patrick hats that serv-
ed as nut cups, these all emphasiz-
ing the Importance of the date, the
birthday of the good old Irish saint.
Shamrock whistles served as noise
makers during the dinner after which.
the happy crowd of young people who
numbered 20, spent the remainder of
the evening dancing
The qualifying round in the annual
Florida state golf tournament played
on the beautiful Orlando course this
week was won by Marion Ausley, of
Tampa with score of 81. He tied
with Mr.. Bill Honocker of Tampa, and
Mr.. Londoll of Crooked Lake, who
also played Sis. Marion is only
little over sixteen years of age and
has in the several years he has been
playing golf developed into wonder
ful player as is evidenced by his
medal score Of Tuesday. The older
golfers Of Tampa have had their eyes
On Marions playing for some time
and his fine score was not a surprise
to them. This youthful golfer is
son of c. T. Ausley and a nephew
of Mrs. Sanford Jewett, formerly of
this city. The finals in the golf tour
nament will be played today and to-
night the annual election of officers
of the association will be held and
the place for next years tournament
selected
Mrs. Carl Ray, and her guest, Miss
Sallie Tomlinson of Fayetteville, n.
c., expect to leave today for st. Peters.
burg where they will spend a while. 3
The Marion county schools will
hold their first tract meet today at
the fair grounds. The day has been
declared holiday and it is hoped
that as many of the parents that can
will attend 1t is hoped to make this
an annual event
Miss Gilmore LeBlonde. will leave
on Monday for her home in Cincin-
natl after a most delightful visit in
Ocala with her college mate. Miss
Nettie Camp.
Miss Carol Perrenot, who accom-
panied Anna Fitziu in concert Tues
day evening at the Duval theater left
for Tallahassee where she will spend
the day at the State College for Wo-
men, her Alma Mater, before going to
Pensacola to accompany Miss Fitziu