The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-02-24
- and Mrs. Camp Give Large !,
80 :. the Country Club


rast Saturday afternoon Mr. and
- Clarence Camp gave a tea al
,ns ocala Country Club at which
tnev entertained nearly one hundred
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Camp entertained in
commitment to their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs Joel Tucker and Mr.. and Mrs.
n Ulmer, of Jacksonville and for
- and Mrs. r. P. Johnson, of Mum
e Indiana. the guests of Mr.. and
m,s lack Camp and Miss Eleanor
1eglonde. of Cincinnati, the guest of
Miss Nettie Camp.
Although it was February the
waather was again spring like All
day the air was drenched in a golden
ann Wild flowers that gould grace
Tho parlors of heaven had unfolded
their buds and many of these bios
.soms had been plucked and graced
the rrooms of the country club.
Mrs. Camp met her guests most in
formally on the broad front veranda
and the guests of honor and Misses
Stella and Nettie Camp and Mrs. Jack
Camp received in one of the small
living rooms. They were. very
yiracious group and it was pleas
ure to be with them.
Quite a few of the guests played
golf, others sat about the verandas
and for those who desired there was
an orchestra in the ball room that
played until six-thirty o'clock for dane
ing, which was greatly enjoyed by
the dancing set.
Throughout the afternoon tea and
coffee, sandwiches and cakes were
served in the dining room by Misses
Charlotte and Anita Chazal, Margaret
Hooker and Sidney and Alice Cullen.
The guests were invited to the dining
room by Mrs. A. w. VanDeman and
Mrs. L. A. Shepherd
It was not until the sun sank be-
hind the trees in a futurist riot of
yellow and red and dying away to a
pale afterglow that the guests babe
good bye to their hosts.
Msr3isse Of Miss Blair Woodrow to
Mr.. haroId BIackman SeyIe Event
OF February 18th in Miami fe
The marriage of Miss Blair Wood
row, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Sandman Woodrow, formerly of
0cala, but now of Miami, too Mr..
Harold Blackman Seyle of South Caro-
lima, is of interest throughout the
state.
Miss Woodrow has often visited in
Jacksonville, the guest of Miss Beu-
lab Whitney, before she moved to Mi
ami, and of Miss Florence Morrish.
and has host of friends.
The wedding will be solemnized
February 2S at high noon at st. Steph-
ems church, Cocoanut Grove. The
Rev. Benjamin w. Soper, rector of
st. Stephens, win officiate at the cere-
mony, which win be attended by
friends of the family. Mrs. Olaf
zewadski will be matron OF honor.
Miss Woodrow is a very charming
young woman and her finance is a
young South Carolina business man.
the wedding will be of socialrinter-
est mere and at Ocala, where Mrs.
Woodrow's family on her mother
SIDE has been prominent since ante
oelium days. She is a grand-niece
q the late Colonel John Marshall
martin Of ocala, and granddaughter
81 the late Major Abraham Martin
also an officer in the Confederate
Notwithstanding Metropolis.
@rs n ?. Davis spent few DAYS
Jacksonville this week, visiting her
SISTER, Mrs. &. f. Fitch on Riverside
avenue. Mrs. Davis went UP especial.
y o attend the Fritz Kreisler concert
Tuesday night
mr. and Mrs. w. w. Harriss and
mrs Annie Van Deman have been
spsn0'ns this week enjoying an auto
UP on the West Coast. visiting Clear
. sa'sf' Dunedin, St. Petersburg and
''ner places Of interest a 1
- bauknight, of Jacksonville. who
- oeen N Ocala for several weeks
listing her sister, Mrs. R. R. Car.
. ~ returned to her home Sunday
NJ and Mrs. M. W. Lloyd have a.,
nslr guests the formers mother from,
saa0lk' Va. who arrived last Fridav
them. esai "1eks with
49, ana Mrs. J. R. Brunaby.y and
F family have moved into the T, l
IN 10ne on Fifth street where they
8 make their home.