The Ocala banner., 1922-06-02

with the Rotary Club. They are ex-
peeting to have a wonderfully delight
full trip as there has been many de-
lightful things planned in honor of the
Rotarians. They will be away until
the first of July.
Cards Are Enjoyed
Wednesday there were low-hanging
and ugly clouds, which were followed
by a regular downpour of rain, but
none of this prevented large number
attending the delightful charity card
party, which was given at the lovely
Christian AK home on Fort King ave-
nue., for the Episcopal church This
already a most beautiful home and
so appropriately fitted for a large af-
fair. was made more lovely by the adj
dition of magnificent flowers, cut
from the garden of this home The
committee in charge had left nothing
undone that would add to the pleas
ure OF the guests. Various ladies of
the Episcopal Guilds assisted in diff
ferent ways, and this party was a de-
cided success from the very begin
ming Arrangements had been made
for fifteen tables, and these were
placed in the large living room and
dining room of this delightful home
Exquisite prizes had been donated by
Ocala's merchants, and the bidding
ran high, and interest was tense.
There were d number OF two and
Unreliable parties and these progress
ed, while those who had only one ta-
bic pivoted. During the games in be-
tween the hands one could often hear
pretty remarks such as We'll, isn't it
a pretty party?" Aren't you glad
you came, regardless of the rain?"
The time sped merrily by, and only
too soon this charity card party came
to successful ending. At the con-
clusion of the games of auction quite
a large number of tea guests arrived,
and for their pleasure very pretty
musical program was given. num-
Der of Ocala's sweet singers gave of
their talent. This part of the after
noon was greatly enjoyed Those
singing were Mrs. Phillip G. Murphy,
formerly of Ocala, but who recently
moved to Avon Park to make her
home, Mrs H. NJ Hampton and Mrs
Leverett Futch. During the afternoon
wonderfully delicious ice cream and
cookies were served by a beyy of
young girls of the church. Mrs. Rob-
ert Hager, Mrs Wade Dumas and
Mrs. Robert Anderson, Jr., planned
this pretty party. ably assisted by
other members of the church. 1t was
"a success. from the very start. The
committees in charge desire to thank
all who contributed in any way to
make it the success it was.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Catts and their
little daughter have gon to SmithvilIe,
Ga, where they will spend couple
of weeks. the guest of Mr. Bats rela-
tives. Ocala friends are hoping that
the change will be beneficial to Mr..
Bats.
Mr. and Mrs William Wolfe and
their daughter, Miss Rose Wolfe, left
this week for their future home in
Columbus, Ga. They made the trip
in their car This family have made
Otala their home for some time and
their friends regret very much their
decision to leave, but the good wishes
will follow them.
Mrs. G. G. Sheppard and two little
girls have returned home from Or
lando where they were the guests of
relatives for week.
Ocala friends of Miss Lucille Gis-
sendaner viii learn with interest that
she will soon take up studies to be-
come trained nurse. She expects to.
study either in New York or Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. David s. Woodrow. who has
been spending some time in Ocala,
her former home. with her friends.
will return to her home in Miami Mon
day She viii motor through the
country with Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Du-
mas. who viii spend some time in Mi