The Ocala banner., 1922-03-31
~. sam Leigh EntsrtaI"s

- San Leigh Entertains
e,r Her Sister
FrIday and Saturday the
.,,wens Of Mrs. Sam Leigh was the
- of two lovely but informal par
49, r.ssn as a special compliment to
=. hostess sister. Mrs. McCabe Of
-. who IL spending some time
a ocsla.
rm both parties the rooms were
,...nnt with bowls and vases of
80, kinds Of spring flowers. which
i. ,ow in bloom everywhere. The
a., afternoon there we're places for
.,..een guests. and the day follow
.r twelve guests were present to en-
!. she hospitality OF Mrs. Leigh.
40 always entertains in a lovely
m.nuer. Progressive auction was
~ game played az these two parties.
..a after a certain number had been
.,.ved scores were taken. and then
~ tables were laid with linen pieces
"a a lovely two-course supper serv-
"A The lucky players of the two aft
s,.oons we're Mrs. W. A. Wilds. who
was given a pretty wall vase filled
vi,h flowers: Mrs. ]. X. Dickson. the
w,nner for the second day. was given
. uretty handmade collar ad cuff set.
Nr,. Leigh introduced an original and
unloue way in which to give the con-
.slation prize. which proved most in
,srestlng. Each guest was told to
look under her chair. and the one
sitting on the one with a big red
heart on the bottom was the lucky
lady. Mrs. w. ID. Sheppard and Miss
Adele Bittinger were the lucky ones
and each received a pretty gift as a
souvenir Of these most pleasant aft
ernoons.
Miss souter Entertains
Last Friday Miss Shelly Souter en-
terlained at a very enjoyable party
given in honor CT her two guests, the
Misses Grumbles of Dunnellon, who
spent the weekend with her. Her
guests Included quite a large number
Of the young set, and they spent jol-
" time together Games OF all kinds
we're played and a number of con-
tests tried, the one of most interest
being that of writing a description
Of ones ideal girl or boy. When
these were written htey were read
aloud and created much laughter
The ideals of some were of course
different from others. Late in the
evening Miss Souter, assisted by her
two honor guests served ice cream
and cake, which brought to a close a
very pleasant evening.
Judge and Mrs. Richard McCOna-
thy, who have been spending the
past few weeks in st. Augustine with
friends from the north, are now in
Jacksonville, where they will spend
some time before returning to Ocala.
Mrs. Mamie Hall, after a very pleas
ant visit with her brother and sisetr-
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams,
has returned home. She also motor
ed to Barlow for a short visit with
her two sisters.
Mrs. Fred Robinson and Miss Lu-
cue Robinson have returned to Ocaia
from a very pleasant visit with
friends in Orlando.
Quite a number of the Ocala ladies
are planning to go to Orlando to at
Tend the second capital removal
meeting. Have you made your plans
70. go?
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
feyter and their granddaughter, Miss
baoette Peyser. will indeed regret to
iearnN that they are planning to move
70 Mirmi some time in the near fu-
'ufe 20 join their daughter, Mrs. Har-
y Slmons. They have resided in our
e''y Tor a number of years and will
be greatly missed.
AIRS. J. A. Harris, after a ten days
hsit II Ocala with her cousins. Mr..
ana Mrs Frank Harris. returned to
N'ystal River Tuesday. Mrs. Harris
Is spending the winter at that place
WIN relatives. She will probably re-
urn to ocala for another visit be-
iOre returning to her home in Gil
rardsyille. Pa.
mr. Neil Weathers of New York is
spending a skort while in the city a
suest OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
= "eathers, at their home on Pine
. street.
WIS Lamar r1I~..sAk \