The Ocala banner., 1922-06-16

turn to her home in Porto Rico the
early part of July.
| Farewell For Mrs. Camp
Wednesday morning from eleven
until two-thirty. Mrs. ]. c. B. KoOnce
charmingly entertained at a bridge
breakfast in special compliment to
Mrs. Clarence Camp, who left Thurs
day to spend the entire summer tour
ing in Europe. Two tables of special
friends of the honor guest were pres
ent to enjoy this party, and very
enjoyable time was spent around the
card tables. In the living room were
placed most exquisite bowls of daisies
and pink roses and other flowers COM
bined to make a pretty setting. Mrs.
Camp, the honor guest, was attractive
wearing a simple frock of lavender.
Five progressions were made, after
which Mrs. KOonce. assisted by Mrs.
Hooker and Misses Mary and Agnes
Burford, served a three course break
fast, which was most attractive in
looks and very delicious to the taste.
For having the largest score Mrs. r.
L. Anderson. Jr.. was given an exquis-
ite Cuban centerpiece, and Mrs. Nor
ton Davis was given a small sewing
basket for having lowest score, and
the honor guest was given a souvenir
of this happy morning spent with
some of her friends just prior to a
long absence from them.
Present to enjoy this party were
Mrs Camp, Mrs Norton Davis, Mrs.
r. l. Anderson, Mrs. R. L. Anderson,
Jr. Mrs. r. S. Hall, Mrs. Harvey
Clark. Misses Mary and Agnes Bur
ford, and they were joined by Mrs.
Hooker for refreshments
Miss Collie Clark, after a very
pleasant visit in Kirvin, Texas, with
Mrs Elizabeth Bonner and Miss Anna
Fora Bonner, has gone to Dallas, Tex
as, where she will spend some time
with relatives.
Friends of Miss Elizabeth Hooker
will be glad to learn that she has full
ly recovered from her illness. Miss
Hooker was taken i'll as soon as she
returned home from college.
Miss Frances YOnge was numbered
among tho GRO aduoraS from, Corao-d;o
school in Jacksonville last week. Miss
Yonge is daughter of the late r. E.
YOnge, Jr.. and Mrs YOnge formerly
of Ocala and she is a granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs R. E. Yonge, of
Ocala
Mrs J. H. Randolph. and her guest,
Mrs. Harry Dozier, of Ocala went to
Lake City Saturday in the interest
OF the American Legion hospital there.
-Palatka Items in Times Union.
A very jolly and congenial crowd of
Ocalas young society girls and men
will yeaye in cars today for Daytona
Beach, where they will spend the
weekend at the Seaside Inn. Mr.. and
Mrs. AIRY Borland will be the chaper-
ones of this party They are expect
ing TO have most delightful time,
which will be spent motoring on Flor.
ida's best beach. bathing in the surf
and many other modes of enjoyment.
Mr. R. A. Burford spent the week
end very pleasantly at Daytona
Beach.
Miss Mary Marshall spent a few
days in Jacksonville during the week,
going to assist with the examinations
of the state nurses
Ocala friends of Mr.. Harry Wood.
one of our best ball players, regret
exceedingly to hear of the recent
death Of two of is aunts, who died
within an hours time
Mr.. w. T. Gary attended the capital
removal meeting in Palatka this
week,
xsns -.
Mr., William Camp and Misses Net.
tie mad Carita Camp left yesterday
afternoon for visit Of several weeks
with relatives in Franklin, and other
places in Virginia.