The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-03-03

Dy the Illness or their son, Eugn, VINO
we regret to say was quite ill., but
the latest report from his bedside
was that he was some better. AS
soon as he is able to travel he will
return home with his parents.
For Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
Wednesday evening at their home
on Camp Heights, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
by Lloyd were the delightful hosts at
o beautifully appointed card party
given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c..
Johnson, Of Muncie, Ind, who were
sthe guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Camp.
The keynote of this party was infor-
mality and the evening passed away
entirely too fast for the fortunate
guests. There were FIVE tables of
players and few additional guests.
When the hour was nearing mid
night Mrs. Lloyd, assisted by her sis
ter, Mrs. Jack Camp, and her sister
in-law, Miss Lloyd, served a frozen
salad with coffee
Mrs. Fred Hooker and. Mr.. Jack
Camp won the prizes.
Present to enjoy this party were
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Camp, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Camp, Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Dozier, Mr..
and Mrs. Norton Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade Dumas, Mr. and Mrs Robert
Anderson, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs, Allison
Wartmann, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hook
er, Miss Margaret Lloyd and Mr.. Rob-
ert Garrison.
Mrs. Lester Ponder has returned
home from a visit of some length
with her sister, Mrs. Jim Johnson, in
Palatka.
Mrs. Charlie Chazal entertained at
very informal auction on Tuesday
night in honor of Mrs. Donald Schrei-
Der. She had two tables and the ev-
ening was greatly enjoyed by all who
were present.
Mrs William Hooker will entertain
tonight at dinner party as special
compliment to Mrs. Charles Dumas
of New York, who is the guest of her
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
Dumas.
Those who won the prizes at the O..
K. Cash and Carry store, for guessing
the number of customers on Saturday
were: Babette Peyser, first, 369; Mrs.
r. H. Todd, second, 357, and Willie
Macon, third, 355. The correct num-
Der was 364 customers. Had it not
been for the severe rain the number
would have been larger.
A script dance was enjoyed at the
Woman's Club on Wednesday night.
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Miss Agnes Melin, is in Greenville,
South Carolina, the guest of friends.
The. Ocala friends of Mrs. Goux
mildred Robinson) are looking for
ward with much pleasure to her visit
to her mother and sister, Miss Luz
ellie, Robinson in the early part of
April. She will be accompanied by
her baby.
A very enjoyable pre-lenten party
was the four table auction party given
on last Friday evening by Miss Adel
Bittinger as special compliment to
Mrs. Donald Schrieber, who is spend
ing the winter in Ocala, and her
friends of her girlhood home were de-
lighted to be with her on this happy
occasion.
The games of auction started at
eight. and came to close at ten
thirty after having made six progress
sions, which resulted in Mrs. Joseph
Rowntree winning the first prize and
Mrs Harry Walters the BOBBY.
At the close of the games Miss Bit
finger served cream puffs with whip
ped cream and coffee which was very
much enjoyed by ALL
Those present to enjoy this party
were Mrs. Rowhtree,, Of Iowa, Mrs.
L. A. Shepherd, of Chicago. Miss In
CHE Robinson. Of Michigan: Miss