The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-04-14
A Delightful Party on the Shores of
9La MAR

HalycOn Terrace the summer home
banks of beautiful Lake Weir, has
often been the scene of many pretty
parties, but none have been more en-
joyable than was the one given on
last Friday afternoon with Mrs. Gary
and her sister-in-law as hostess. 1t
was given as a special compliment
to Mrs. Albert Harriss, recent popu-
lar bride and Miss Frances Bangs,
who has been spending the winter
in Ocala, the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. John M. Martin.
The guests left in cars about five
o'clock and upon arriving at this home
the guests were served to most cool
ing punch by Miss Dorothy Bauman,
bride-to-be who makes her home at
the lake with her mother. Most of
the guests enjoyed a refreshing swim
in the placid water and after the swim
and water sports the joint hostesses,
served very appetizing supper on the
open terrace of this attractive home.
After supper the jolly party return
ed home by the light of beautiful
moon. The following were those who
enjoyed this delightful picnic in honor
of popular visitor and one of our
brides. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harriss,
Miss Frances Bangs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Martin, Mrs. w. w. Harriss,
Mrs. Annie Van Deman, Mr. and Mrs.
Fl. c. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Palmer, Mr. and Mrs Leverett Futch,
Mr. and Mrs John Taylor, Mrs Bau-
man, Miss Dorothy Bauman, Mrs.
Lallie Munroe, Miss Mary Piatt and
Miss Nettie Camp, Mr. w. D. Taylor,
Mr. Robert MacKay, Mr.. and Mrs w.
T. Gary and family and Mr. and Mrs
E. T. Helyenston and family.
Mr.. G.. A. Harris, now of Orlando,
spent few days in Ocala with his
family, who are still in Ocala. They
will join him in Orlando as soon as
the schools close and that place will
be their future home.
Friends Of Mr.. S. r. Whaley are
delighted to see him out again after
his recent illness.
Mrs. Charles Flippen and little son,
who have been the guests of Mrs
Flippen's sister, Mrs B., d. Black
burn, have returned to their home in
Fort Lauderdale. They were accom-
panied as far as Daytona by Mrs.
Blackburn and family.
Mrs. Wade Dumas, Mrs. Charles
Dumas, of New York, Mrs. Mamie
Hall, Mrs. Philip Murphy, spent last
Saturday in Gainesville, having gone
to be presen tat the tract meet
Misses Shellie Souter, Cornelia
Dozier, and Clifton Sexton, spent Sat
urday in Gainesville, having gone to
attend the tract meet, that was held
in that place on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Tompkins and
Mr. Elton Stanley have returned
from visit TO Plant City where. they
were the guests of Mrs. Tompkins'
sister, Mrs. A. NJ Doke.
Mrs. Beatrice Mar9an Snowden,
wife of DIR. r. r. Snowden of Los
Angeles, Calf, both former residents
of this city has become photo
in the "Photodramatist" for March
has an article entitled: "The Key to
the Kingdom" which should be read
by all who wish to become scenario
writer's. The editor of the Photo
dramatist" says that Mrs Snowden
is one of Americas pioneer writer's"
giving list of her earlier publica-
lions, but in "her later years." the
editor says, she has been attracted
to the photo drama, which she con-
siders the marvel of the age" Mrs.
Snowden, as Mrs. Marean, resided in
Ocala for number of years, and here
it was she wrote her first novels, some
of which have run into a score of edi-
tons. In her later years her talents
have in nowise diminished and her
pen is as facile. playful and delight
full as in her pioneer days. She is
an exceedingly gifted woman. Be-
sides Mrs. Snowden Ocala lays claim
to another film writer who is winning
distinction, we refer to Mrs. George
Meyers, who as Miss BERTHE Badger
was born and reared in our city. Mrs.
Meyers productions were acted by
the late Sydney Drew and now BY
others. The photo drama opens
wide field for genius and to those who
become successful it offers both fame
and fortune Here is an opportunity