The Ocala banner., 1922-06-30


dren. Beth. Dick. and Emmett Robin.
son, ", and by little Miss Mary
Louise Paul. who is their guest They
viii spend some time in Greensboro
guests OF the o. Henry hotel.-sun-
days Times Union.
Back From the Shriners' Trip
Mayor and Mrs. Z. G. Peek return
ed home Sunday afternoon after a
three weeks absence, which they
spent touring the west being a men,
Der OF the Morocco Temple Shriners'
party that left Jacksonville on a
special train three weeks before. The
Florida delegation had a wonderful
time on this trip and made a big hit
out on the Pacific coast and every
where the special stopped. There
were six Pullman cars of Florida
shriners and the trip back from San
Francisco was made via the northern
route, British Columbia and points
in Canada being visited before the
train headed south. Florida was gen.
erously advertised on the trip across
the continent. the cars bearing the
Shrine party being emblazoned with
slogans calling attention to the fact
that this is the land where the best
oranges grow. Despite several pro-
tests from Pullman officials, ordering
the signs eliminated, the train pulled
into the convention city a rolling bill
board telling the universe of Florida's
myriad charms. DIR. and Mrs. Peek
had a wonderfully pleasant trip.
Dinner for Mr.. Ritchey
Mr.. w. ID. Ritchey. Jr., was the
honoree at a very delightful stag din
ner given Saturday evening by Mr.
Leonard Carter at his home in Lake
land. AS this was the birthday an
niversary of the honor guest the host
addressed him with a very appropriate
speech OF good wishes and congratu-
lations. A six-course dinner was serv-
ed az an attractively decorated din
ner table. During the evening much
amusement was furnished the guests
BY a Talk on FIappers." given by
Mr. Stuart Miller, while Mr. Zewadski
gave a discourse on sports. Tam
pa Times. Mr. Ritchey is a former
well known Ocala boy.
Nr and Mrs. NJ. F. Johnson and
their niece. Miss Hettie Johnson spent
few days in Tampa during the week.
They were touring in their car and
spent a short while I'M other South
Florida cities.
Mr.. Lewis A. Shepherd will leave for
Chicago tomorrow afternoon after a
weeks stay at Barlow and Orlando
on business and a couple of days in
Ocala with Mrs Shepherd at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Adams and
daughter. Miss Dorothy Adams. left
last Saturday afternoon for Hender-
sonville. N. c.. to spend the balance
of the summer in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Efinger re-
turned Friday from a weeks motor
trip to Ocala. where they were the
guests of Mrs. Effinger's mother. Mrs.
Robert Blake Accompanying them
on their return trip were Mrs. H. H.
Black and small daughter, who will
be their guests for several days. and
Irma Wilson. Mrs. Efinger's niece,
who will remain here for the summer
Palm Beach Post.
Mr.. Clifton Camp will leave this
week for New York and from there
he expects TO sail on the fourth of
July for Switzerland to join his wife
and children. who are temporarily
making their home in that country.
Judge and Mrs. w. S. Bullock ex-
pect to sail from Jacksonville July
the third for New York where they
will spend some time in that city
with their daughter. Miss Alice Bull
lock. who is now making her home in
the Metropolis. Judge and Mrs. Bull
lock will be away for six weeks, and
their host of friends hope that they
will have a most enjoyable vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover Taylor of
Gainesville are receiving the con-
gratulations of their numerous friends
over the arrival of little Miss Taylor.
who came to gladden. their home one
day last week. She has been given
the name of Margaret Spratt, for her
mother. who was Miss Margaret
Spraft, of Jacksonville.