The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-02-24

number of games on our golf course
and altogether their visit here was a
very enjoyable one.
Mrs. Theus Entertains at Auction
Last Friday night Mrs. Paul r.
Theus entertained three tables of
players at auction, this little party
being given as special compliment
to Miss Lucille Robinson, of Michigan,
regular winter visitor in Ocala and
Mr. Jerry Cleveland, of Piedmont. S.
c., who has been spending several
months, in this city.
4 The evening with Mrs Theus was
thoroughly enjoyed by the two
guests of honor and by the other play
ers who were Misses Elizabeth and
Meme Davis, Music Bullock, Mabel
Meffert, Marion Dewey, Messrs Clar-
ence Meffert, Frank Harris, Guy Mil
Ter, George Looney and James Tay-
lor
Following the. card games Mrs.
Theus served delicious salad course
with sandwiches, coffee, cake and
candies She was assisted by her
mother, Mrs Stein and by Mrs. Fred
Robinson and Mrs. B. F. Condor.
4 Miss Music Bullock and Mr.. Clar-
ence Meffert won the auction prizes
and the two guests of honor were
presented souvenirs of this pleasant
evening.
On account of the fire Saturday
morning in which Theus Bros. were
heavy loosers Mrs. Theus cancelled
the party that she had planned in
honor of Mrs O. L. Briggs for Sat
urday afternoon.
Former Ocala Girl Honored
Friday afternoon of last week Mrs
Joseph Rountree Marie Won Engel-
KEN, of Waterloo, Iowa, was the honor
guest, and Mrs. Robert N. Dosh, was
the hostess at very delightful three
table auction party. Mrs. Dosh's lit
tie cottage was very sweetly adorned
with spring flowers and her guests
enjoyed a number of progressions of
auction, and when the games were
over the scores were taken and it
was found that Mrs. Donald Schrieber
held the highest score and Mrs. Geor-
ge Pasteur the lowest and they were
each given similar prizes and the
honor guest was also given remem-
berance of the afternoon.
After the games the hostess assist
ed by Mrs. S. T. Trantham served
a lovely course of refreshments.
This party was greatly enjoyed by
a dozen special friends of the homo,
guest and the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Manley, who are
now making their home in Tampa,
spent few days in Ocala this week
looking after their large farm near
town
Mrs. w. H. Clark, who was called
to Ocala on Wednesday of last week,
on account of the seriousness illness
of her SON, Mr.. Howard Clark, has
returned to her home at Lake Weir.
The friends of Mr.. Clark will be de-
lighted to know that he has recovered
and will soon be entirely well again.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. DeCamp and
Mrs Weller Carmichael, who have
been enjoying motor trip down the
East Coast, going as far as Miami,
returned on Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
DeCamp will remain in Ocala for a
short. while before going on to their
home in the north.
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Mrs. H. w. Henry and her daughter,
Miss Eloise Henry will leave today
iui last l<dhC, WucIc lucy Will JUN
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Swope and they
will accompany them to Miami where
they go to be present at the mar
riage OF Miss Blair Woodrow and Mr..
Harold .Seyle. which event will be
large church affair taking place on the
2Sth Sof this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Camp, Misses
Stella and Nettie Camp. and their
guest, Miss Elanor LeBlonde, left
early yesterday morning for a several
days automobile trip to Orlando and
the Lake Wales section.
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Miss Isabelle Burton, of Leesburg,
was the guest of Misses Elizabeth
and Meme Davis over the weekend.
Z Mr.. Jack Camp spent couple of.
days in Jacksonville on business the
first part of the week.
Mr., Harry d. Palmer. of Tampa,
spent Sunday and Monday in Ocala