The Ocala banner., 1922-06-16
Mrs. Grider Perkins Entertalns
For "a. Club

t4dS cA. te Sdlie resulted IdF OIdDlE
for Miss Agnes Burford for the visit
ors. and Mrs. H c. Nichols for the
Club members. Each was given a pair
OF silk stockings. Miss Mabel Meffert
won the consolation prize, a box OF
powder sIlR
Punch was served during the even
ing and after the games an ice course
was enjoyed
I Present to enjoy this evening with
Mrs Perkins were the following:
Mrs. Edmund Martin. Mrs. Albert
Harriss. Mrs ". NJ. Palmer. Mrs. H.
+ c. Nichols. Mrs. A NJ Withers, Mrs.
l.. + Futch. Mrs Paul Simmons, Mrs
r. L. Anderson, Jr. Misses Mary and
Agnes Burford. Misses Stella and Net
tie Camp, Mabel Meffert, Onie Chazal,
Elizabeth Davis and Mary Mcdowell.
Two College Girls Honored
4 Last Saturday morning the home of
Mrs. Clarence Camp was the scene
of another pleasant card party, given
by the Misses Camp as a special COM
pliment TO Misses Agnes BurfOrd and
Elizabeth Hooker. two popular college
girls. the former having just gradual
- from Randolph Macon college and
the latter a senior in that institution
next year
This party was as delightful as it
was informal and the sixteen guests
had most happy morning playing
auction
After a number of progressions
We're made the scores were taken and
Miss Mary Burford had high score,
and she was presented a lovely little
gift. and each of the honor guests was
also given attractive souvenirs of this
party
At noon a delicious luncheon was
served on the card tables. After the
lunch the guests fingered for quite
while chatting and having such an
interesting time they were loath to
leave this pleasant party.
Mrs. Charlie Marshall has gone to
Cincinnati where she will spend the
balance of the summer with her rela-
tives in that city She will probably
he away until late in the fall.
Miss Margaret Jewett who has been
the attractive young guest of her
friends Misses Sidney and Alice Cul-
zen has returned to her home in Lake
land
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey CIaIH and their
daughter. Frances and nephew, Har-
ris Powers have returned home from
a very delightful visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
C H. Lloyd in Jacksonville.
Miss Carey Griffith after a very
pleasant visit to her little friend, Miss
Martha Preer. has returned to her
home in Dunnelon
Mrs Frank Woodstock and her
daughter. Viyien. after very delight
full visit DIN Ocala the guests of Mrs.
Jennie Cassil at her home on Third
street. have gone to Jacksonville to
visit relatives
Mrs. Rex Todd will leave today or
tomorrow for Birmingham, Ala,
where she will join a party, and on
the 10Th Will start on her western
tour.
One of the Most brilliant society
events taking place in Atlanta this
summer was the marriage Wednesday
night of Miss Mary Stoney. a popular
young debutante of the past winter,
and Mr.. Charles McIlvaine Gray of
Youngstown, Ohio, formerly of ST. Pc
tersburg and Ocala. Miss Stoney was
attended by ten bridesmaids, a maid
of honor and matron of honor. and
there were a dozen ushers and
groomsmen. Following the wedding
ceremony there was large and beau
tiful wedding reception at the home
of the brides parents.
The night preceding the marriage
the groom was given big stag dinner
by his brother-inlaw. Mr.. L. W.
Strum. and Mr.. Clyde Reese. both of
Jackspnville.
After their wedding journey Mr..
and Mrs. Gray will reside in Youngs-
town.
Mrs. c. NJ. Gray, Miss Clara Gray
and Miss Ophelia Polk of ST. Peters
burg. mother, sister and aunt of the