The Ocala banner., 1922-07-14

rms event will take place at the sum.
mer home of the Rays in Montreal
N. C.
Mrs. kreger and Mrs. Macintosh
Share Honors
Nhen girls who before their mar.
rage have made Ocala their home
return for visit, it is a great pleas
ure for their friends to entertain in
their honor. Last Saturday two for
mer popular Ocala girls divided hon
ors when Mrs. Sam Leigh, at her
attractive apartment entertained for
them. There were only three tables
OF the most congenial friends and the
games of auction were thoroughly en-
joyed and this proved to be one of the
most delightful of the many small par
ties given for these two young ma
irons. After a number of progressions
scores were taken and it was found
that Mrs. Ben Condor and Miss Edith
Williams held the high and the low
scores and they were each given a
dainty powder puff. To each honor
guest the hostess presented delight
1ul remembrance of his pleasant
afternoon. Mrs. Leigh. assisted by a
number of her friends, served an ev-
Joyable course of refreshments which
brought to a close very happy after
noon. Present to be with these girls
were Misses Mary Burford, Edith Will
liams. Mary Mcdowell. Mrs. Clifford
Aver. Mrs. Carl Ray. Mrs. Albert Har,
riss. Mrs. Edmund Martin, Mrs. John
Taylor, Mrs. Paul Simmons, Mrs. J. G..
Parrish. Mrs. Ben Condor and the two
honor guests.
Judge and Mrs William Hooker and
their two daughters. Elizabeth and
Margaret Hooker. expect to leave soon
for Daytona Beach, where they will
spend the balance OF the summer.
Miss Stella Camp returned home
Wednesday from a three weeks visit
in Orangeburg. SC. where she was a
guest of Mrs. J. H. Hydrick
Mrs. Lewis A. Shepherd, who was
called to Ocala several weeks ago by
the critical illness of her father, Edi-
tor Frank Harris. returned to her
home in Chicago on Thursday after
noon. She will spend Friday in Jack
sonville with her sister, Mrs. Charles
H. Lloyd, at her home in Riverside
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stodden, Mrs
Judy Blanaks and Miss Stella have
been visiting in Ocala for the past
few days. They also visited Crystal
Springs while there.-Avon Park.
Items in Tampa Tribune
Judge and Mrs. Lester Warner and
daughter, Miss Ruth Warner and Mrs
w. A: Jeffcoat and her two children
have gone to Homosassa, where they
will spend some time.
Mr.. Red" Ulrich, who until the past
week has been one of the players on
the Ocala baseball team, but now with
Lake City. was visitor to Ocala over
Sunday. His former friends were
pleased to greet him.
Mrs. Robert Markley and daughter,
Miss Annie Lester Patterson. of Clear
water. arrived in Ocala Tuesday and
spent few days here with friends.
They were enroute to Alabama where
they will spend the remainder of the
summer Their Ocala friends are al
ways delighted to see them and regret
that their visit was so short.
Mr.. vergil Bryant Of Kitchen Mills,
S. c.. has joined his wife in this city
and will spend a short while here.
Mrs. Bryant (Lois Livingston) has
been spending some time here with
iher parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Liv.
ingston.
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Miss Catherine Livingston has gone
to jacksonville to be the guest Of her
aunt. Mrs. Beattie Ingiis at her home
In that city. While away she will also
spend some time at Atlantic Beach
< Mr.. william Thomas, who has for
the past Number OF years been the
able and accommodating manager OF
the McCrory ffvs and ten cent stores
in this city has resigned his position
ito take effect on the afteenth Of this
month. In his decision the McCrory
stores lose = splendid man. Mr..
Thomas Is making his plans to enter
business for himself He has not de.
cided just what place he win locate,
but wherever 1t Is. whether It be in
Ocala or elsewhere his friends wish