The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-02-10

spending the winter in our city and
Miss Margaret Taylor. After the de-
lightful luncheon the guests all went
to the meeting of the club.
Children Enjoy Party
On last Saturday night, a crowd of
the real young boys and girls gather
ed at the home of Frances Clark and
enjoyed vicente and marshmallow
roast" A large fire was built in the
back yard and the weenies were
cooked over the Goals and served
with them were hot biscuits and dill
pickles. After the roast the young
folks enjoyed dancing and games of
all kinds, and when the time to re-
turn to their homes they hated to go
as they had spent such an enjoyable
evening.
Many of the Ocala ladies who sent
in names for the second mystery
cake contest" will be interested in
learning the names of the ladies who
were successful in winning the prizes
and it is with much pleasure that we
print them, but we are very sorry that
none of the home folks were the win
ners. The winners of the first prize
were Mrs. NJ E. Jones of Memphis
and Mrs. W. B. Lyon of Oregon and
the name given the cake is Lady
Goldenglow.
Mr.. Rylan Camp, and his sister,
Miss Willie Camp, of Franklin, Va,
arrived on Wednesday and are the
guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Camp. They have
both visited here before and their
numerous friends are delighted to
welcome them for another visit.
Miss Eva May Harrel, after most
enjoyable three weeks visit in Ocala
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Clarence
Camp, returned on Sunday to her
home in Whaleysville, Va. While in
our city she was the guest of honor
at quite a number of informal affairs
and the friends she has made will look
forward to another visit from her
with much pleasure
Mrs. Beulah Hough, of Barlow, is
in the city guest at the home of Mr..
Ed. Parr, she having come to be pre-
sent at the marriage of her niece,
Miss Annie Pope Eagleton and Mr..
Billings, which was a quiet event TAX
ing place on last Friday night.
Miss Katie May Eagleton. after a
short visit in Ocala. having come to
attend the wedding of her sister, Miss
Annie Pope Eagleton, has returned
to Frost Proof where she is teach
ing school this term.
Mrs. G. II. Lloyd came down from
her home in Jacksonville on Wednes-
day and is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris. She came
at this time to especially be with her
sister, Mrs. Lewis Shepherd, who is
spending some time in Ocala.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Fitch and little
SON, William, who have been spend
ing this week in Ocala, the guests of
Mrs. Fitch's sister, Mrs. Norton Da-
Wis, will return to their home in Jack
sonville this afternoon.
Mr.. RyAnd Camp has returned to
his home in Virginia after a brief Wis
it with Ocala relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. vernie Stevens and
daughter. Margaret, of Lakeland, are
the guests Of their Ocala relatives
for few days.
Judge Samuel Barco of Miami, who
is here to see his brother, Mr.. New
comb Barco, who has been critically
i'll. but who is now much improved,
returned yesterday afternoon from a
brief visit in Jacksonville. where he
had an important case in the federal
court.
Mrs. Herbert Crook OF Palatka is
in the city, called here on account of
the illness Of her mother, Mrs. Frost.