The Ocala banner., 1922-12-08
At the Woman's Club

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Club house on Tuscawilla street. one
of the very pleasantest of the winter
programs was given. There were
present at this meeting about thirty
of the members. The first part of
the afternoon was given up to busi-
ness and the reports of the standing
committees were handed in One
of particular interest was that of the
art chairman, who announced that at
last the much talked of lights that
were to be donated to the club by
the art committee had been install
ed. They are of a most attractive de-
sign and add greatly to the front of
the club house.
were given by Mrs. c. W. Hunter, and
so complete was her report that you
were made to think that you were
present at this delightful convention
that was held in Green Cove Springs
Mrs. B. 3. Condor and Mrs. C.. r.
Tydings, told of the social side of the
convention and from their reports,
there was nothing lacking in their
social entertainments.
After the reports were over. Mrs
Clinton Effinger Qrma Blake) gave
a beautiful piano solo and later she
and her visitor, Mrs. Earl Mont, of
West Palm Beach, accompanied by
Mrs. H. NJ Hampton, sang delight
full duet.
During the social hour tea and va
rious kinds of sandwiches were pass
ed by the hostess of the afternoon
informant Card Party
Mr.. and Mrs CISCO Zewadsli and
Mr.. Guy Zewadski, of Tampa were
the honor guests Saturday evening at
one of the very loyeliest and informal
card parties given for them by Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Taylor. The guests
were mostly friends of the honor
guests of childhood days and
great part of the evening was devoted
to 20, do you remember so and so?"
Auction was also enjoyed and five
progressions were made during the
evening.
Shortly before midnight the scores
were taken and Mrs. Harvey Clark
held high score among the ladies
and among the men DR.. J. Harry Wal
ters held the highest score and they
were both given remembrance of
this enjoyable party
Assisted by her mother, Mrs. c.
S. Scott, and her sisetr-in-law, Miss
Mamie Taylor, the hostess served a
sweet course with coffee.
This party gave pleasure to dozen
friends of the honor guests. and the
hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. CISCO Zewadski and
two children and Mr. Guy B. Zewadski,
who spent the Thanksgiving holidays
in Ocala the guests of Mr. w. K.
Zewadski and Dr. and Mrs. Walter
Hood, left in their car Sunday morn
ing for their home in Tampa While
here they were most charmingly en-
tertained by their friends. having been
the honor guests at number of so
cial entertainments.
ORDERS TAkEN-Orders will be
taken at this office for the most
unique and the very latest in Auc-
ton Score Pads. They will make
ideal Christmas gifts. Come in
and see the samples, and put in
your order at once. These pads are
being used by the society players
lin all of the cities.
Mrs Mallory Liddon, of Jackson
vile is spending a while in Ocala
with her sister. Mrs. Ardis Waterman.
Miss Dorothy Adams and her
friend, Miss Jerry Reed. after spend
ing the Thanksgiving season in Oca,a
with Dorothy's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert 7. Adams, have returned to
their school duties in Orlando.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Roess and chill
dren, OF Jacksonville, after a very
pleasant visit in Ocala with Mrs.
Roess' parents. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
L. Anderson, have returned to their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Bunch, who re-
Gently moved to our city from Al
bany. Ga, are announcing the arrival
of a baby daughter to their family
circle. This little lady has been
given the name of Emmeline
Mrs. F. E. Weatherbee, formerly
of this city but who recently moved
to Leesburg to make her home, has
been elecetd recording secretary of