The Ocala banner., 1922-07-07
SOCIETY
Mrs. withers Entertains at Auction

guests being the members Of the "A"
club. AS most Of the members of this
congenial club were out Of the city
their places at the card tables were
filed with other friends of the hostess
as cell as several additional tables Of
her friends, who were her guests for
this pleasant evening at cards. Alto
gether there were five tables of play
ers, and auction was played until aft
er ten o'clock, when a delicious ice
course was attractively served, the
Fourth Of July idea being used in the
refreshments. Mrs. Withers being as
sisted by Miss Nettie Camp, Mrs. J.
G.. Perkins and Mrs. Carl Ray. Her
other guests were Mrs. W. N. Palmer,
Miss Onie Chazal and her guest, Miss
Misses Elizabeth and Kit Davis, Eliz-
abeth Burton. Mary and Agnes Bur
ford, Mrs. Sam Leigh, Mrs. Harvey
Clark, Miss Catherine Livingston, Mrs
Paul Simmons, Mrs. r. s. Hall, Mrs.
L. A. Shepherd. Mrs Harry Walters,
Mrs. Charles Lloyd ard Miss Marian
Dewey.
Miss Davis and Miss Onie Chazal
won the club prizes and Mrs. Walters
and Miss Agnes Burford the guest
prizes. The top prizes were most use
ful rubberized bathing suit bags and
the low prizes, pretty fans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Barnett, who
formerly resided in this county, but
who now make their home in North
Carolina. are very proud over the ar
rival OF a splendid young son at their
home. The young man has been CIV
en- the name that his father bears He
Is a nephew of Mrs. Thomas Sexton
Of this city.
Mr.. Harry Clark, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Clark of Tampa, who a
number Of years ago were citizens of
ocala. spent few days here this week
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. J. r. Dew
ey.
Mrs. Percy Perkins, who has Nbeen
visiting relatives and friends in her
former home in Mississippi, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson, Jr.,
are very pleasantly located at Lake
Weir. where they will spend the
month of July at the d. W. Davis
home A little later they will be join
ed by MIR. and Mrs. Wade Dumas, who
are now in Miami. the guests of
friends.
Mr.. T. T. Munroe and his niece,
Mrs. Allen Walkley, and her three lit
tie girls and her aunt, Miss Mona MUIR
ray, have gone to Asheville, n. c.,
where they will spend the balance of
the heated term.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A Wilds spent the
Fourth of July very pleasantly at Ar
cher with Mrs Wilds father Mr. ".
r. Hood
Mr.. Harvey Clark and his daughter,
Frances. left Monday for Salt Springs.
where they will spend a week enjoy
ing camp life. Besides deriving much
benefit from the water of these IA
nous springs, they are expecting to
feast on fish and crabs.
The OcaIa friends of both Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Clark will be sorry to
learn that they have been quite i'll at
their home at the lake
Mr. William Wolff of Columbus, Ca.
but formerly a popular citizen of
Ocala, was visitor to our city during
the week. He reports that his wife
and daughter, Miss Rose Wolff, are
delighted with their new home, but
that they miss their Ocala friends.
Friends of Mrs. L. T. lziar, who is
now making her home in Blackville.
South Carolina will learn with much
pleasure that she is very rapidly re-
covering from her recent severe i'll
ness.
Mr. WIN Hood. who for a number
of years was one of the popular clerks
in the H. B. Masters store, but who
has for the past few years been max.
ing his home in ST. Petersburg. spent
the Fourth here. the guest of friends.
Mr. W. NJ. Palmer expects to leave
today or tomorrow for a short bust
ness trip 10 New York City.
Miss Mary Bailey of Newberry is
the guest of her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Bailey. Mrs. Bailey's
friends regret that she continues to
be quite sick.