The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25

Nettie Camp She will be here for
a couple OF weeks.
Former Popular Ocala Girl Honored
Tuesday afternoon the home of Mrs.
J. H. Spencer, on Ocklawaha avenue
was the happy gathering place for
one of the most enjoyable parties of
che midsummer. Miss Loureen Spen-
Ger, one of the daughters of the home
entertained in special compliment to
Miss Lucille Gissendaner, who is
leaving Tuesday of next week for
Baltimore after very delightful visit
in Ocala with her former friends.
The home was tastily decorated with
wall vases and bowls Of varicolored
flowers and with the young girls all
in their pretty party frocks, the scene
was one of great delight. Miss Lou
reen Spencer, the hostess and the
honor guest informally met the guests
as they arrived and after a moment
OF pleasant conversation they found
their places at the tables which were
arranged in the large cool living room
For a number of progressions auc-
ton was enjoyed and when the final
round had been completed the scores
were taken up and it was found that
Miss Hazel Padgett of Tallahassee had
the highest and she was given a pre-
ty neck ornament To Miss Gissen-
dan1r, the honoree the hostess pre-
sented lovely pair of silk stockings
Assisted by her sister, Miss Louise
Spencer the hostess served a most
tempting refreshment course.
Those whe were fortunate enough to
attend this lovely party were: Miss
es Ethel Horne and her guests. Misses
Padgett and Gissendaner, Clifton Sex
ION, Sara DeHon, Matte Lou Wilson
and Laura Robinson, of Orlando.
Mrs. Robert l.. Anderson, Jr, very
pleasantly entertained the round doz-
en- Tuesday at the Lake where she is
spending the summer months.
The friends of Hardy Groom will
be delighted to learn that he is i'm
proving from an attack of appendi-
citis. The attack was not a very
severe one and an operation was not
deemed necessary. His friends hope
for him speedy recovery.
Miss Lucille Gissendaner, who has
been in Tampa and Barlow, the guest
of friends, is again in Ocala and will
spend a short while here with the
Misses Horne before going to Boston,
where she will start her training to
become a nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson OF
Lakeland motored up from their home
yesterday and will spend a few days
here the guests of Miss Mary Mellow
ELL
Mrs. Grover McMullen and two chill
dren after very pleasant stay of a
couple of weeks in Clearwater with
relatives, are expected TO return home
today
Mr. Willard Blood has returned
home from business trip to several
places in South Florida
Miss Lucille Gissendaner, who has
been enjoying visit in Ocala. Bar
tow and Tampa with friends expects
to leave Tuesday for Baltimore where
she will enter one of the large hos
pitfalls for training. to become a nurse
Her numerous Ocala friends regret to
have her leave but wish for her abun-
dant success in her chosen profession.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 3. Potter and son
Martin, of Jacksonville are visiting
drs. Potters' mother, Mrs. r. L. Mar
lin, at Lake Weir
Mr. ami Mrs II. 4. Davies and little
daughter, Lucy, who have been spend
ing. some cine in the mountains have
ra1arned TO their home in Ocala.
DR. and Mrs. Walter Hood returned
home Wednesday night from a very
delightful moor trip to different
places in Georgia, where tAey we're