The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-02-17
Eight O'CLOCK Clubs Dance

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Last Friday night the Eight O'clock
Club gave its,f regular fortnightly
dance at the Woman's club.
The opening march was. led by Mr..
Albert o. Harriss, the popular secre-
tary of the club, dancing with his pref
ty bride, formerly Miss Isabelle Par
rott, who wore pretty dancing frock
of pink brocaded satin trimmed in
silver cloth and becomingly draped.
AS a special feature Hartzells or
chestra. which plays for these dances,
used the wedding march in compli-
ment to Mr.. and Mrs. Harriss.
Twenty-Five couple of the dancing
set were present at this dance and
greatly enjoyed the evening.
Big Attraction for the Temple
With the coming of such attractions
at the Temple Theater as AL g. Field,
the king of all ministrely, and Lou
Tellegen, one of the foremost of
American actors land the former hus-
band of Geraldine Farrar, Metropolitan
soprano and one of our greatest movie
actresses Ocala is certainly being
put at the very top of the class for
theatrical attractions
Already this season we have had
Freida Hempel, the great singer who
scored great triumph here and we
had also had number of the great
pictures including "The Four Horse
men, THE Sheik" and others of this
class.
Manager Bennett expects to pro-
cure many other fine pictures at early
dates.
Circle No. Entertains at Luncheon
BY Mrs. Scott.
The members of Circle No. 8 of the
Presbyterian missionary society were
entertained at very charming yalen-
tine luncheon Tuesday at noon at her
nome on TT. King avenue
A delicious luncheon was served in
courses, which was greatly enjoyed.
After luncheon the ladies' spent a
most enjoyable afternoon on their
needlework and reading together 'The
Triumph of the Gospel in the Congo,
very fine work by Bedinger, for this
circle is study class and while en-
joying their social meetings together
never neglect their studies of missions
Duperly-Godbold -.
The following announcements have
been received by Ocala friends:
Mrs. Mary Boring Godbold announc-
es the marriage of her daughter,
Lillian, to Mr.. John Harold Duperly,
on Thursday, the 9th of February
1922, Jacksonville, Fla
Accompanying the announcements
are the following cards: At home
1915 Boulevard, Jacksonville. Fla.
Mrs. Godbold and daughter made
Ocala their home for several years.
Messrs. Kenneth and William Mac.
Kay, of Yonkers. N Y, spent Friday,
Saturday and Sunday in Ocala, the
guests of their uncle. Mr. George
MacKay and family.
Miss Katherine Pyles returned home
Saturday afternoon from Tampa,
where she attended the South Florida
Fair and was one of those who as
sisted so materially in making the
Marion county exhibits such credit
able one.
Mr.. William Miller and sister. Miss
Nellie Miller, of Crystal River. spent
Saturday in this city. They were
accompanied by their cousin. Mrs.
James A. Harris, of Girardville, Penn.
who is spending the winter at Crystal
River with them.
Mr.. E. c. Bennett returned home
Sunday from Tampa. where he attend
ed the South Florida Fair and was
one of those in charge of Marion coun-
tvs fine exhibit.
Judge Sam Barco and Mrs. j. NJ.
Jackson, of Miami. and Mrs. Robert
Markley and Miss Sue Barco left
Saturday afternoon for their homes
after weeks. visit in Ocala, having
been called here by the serious ill
ness. of their brother, Mr.. Newcomb
Barco, who is now very much improy-
led.
~ Mrs. Andrew Turner. who has been
quite sick. at her home at Dunnellon
for several weeks is now very much
improved.
Mr.. H. L. Borland came home Sum
day afternoon from Tampa, where he
attended the South Florida Fair, hav-
ing charge Of the citrus fruit exhibit