The Ocala banner., 1922-06-09


Marie will spend the entire summer
visiting in the far west-Tampa Trlb-
une.
Two Delightful Evenings Of Music
Two of Ocala's best known music
teachers gave their annual pupils re-
citals during the week. The recttals
of Miss Kate Gamsby's class occurred
on Wednesday night at the Woman's
club. and the following night at the
music studio of Miss Byrd Wartmann
her pupils furnished those who were
present with a splendid musical re-
cital. These two teachers rank very
high in the musical world and they
spare no pains in training their pupils.
The Woman's Club and the studio
was filled with a gathering of pupils.
friends and parents and both had been
simply decorated. and the children.
dressed in their pretty recital dresses.
the picture presented was a pretty
one
The pupils ranging from the tiny
beginner to the advanced pianist. re-
fiected credit upon their teachers i'm
the matter of rhythm, clean phras-
ing and general musicianship. There
was display of real talent well di-
rected. The audience was most gener-
Gus in it's applause for the many pu-
pills. 1t was shown most plainly that
Ocala will have many future musi-
clans that she can well afford to be
proud of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Clark, and
their daugher, Frances, and Harris
Powers left early yesterday morning
i in their car for Jacksonville where
they will spend few Of days in that
city the guests of Mrs. Clark's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. c. III.
Lloyd at their home on Herschell st.
.
in the city the guest of Miss Nettie
Camp. Miss Payne was a pleasant
visitor to Ocala on another occasion
and her friends she made then are de-
lighted to have her for another visit.
The friends of Miss Agnes Burford,
who graduated with honors this week
from Randolph-Macon college in
Lynchburg. Va, will be delighted to
welcome her home today. Her sister,
Miss Mary Burford. who went to
Lynchburg will return with her Mrs.
Burford will go on TO Washington for
short stay
Miss Bette Cole has gone to Tam
pa for a visit of some length TO her
friend, Miss Mildred Perry, NJ her
country home in Seffner
Mr. Carl G. Rose spent wednes-
day in Jacksonville on a business trip.
MIS-. Nolan lance CampDelD has
the sincere sympathy OF her Ocala
friends over the loss of her only child.
little Alice Louise who died at the
home Of her parents in Columbia,
South Carolina, last week
The marriage of Miss Florence Ley
and Lieutenant Roy McLamore was
solemnized Saturday at high noon at
the home Of the brides mother at Ar
cadia, in the presence of the immedi-
ate family and number Of most inti-
mate friends. The marriage of this
popular young couple will be of unusu-
al interest throughout Florida and
Texas on account of the prominence
Iof the family. Miss Ley is the young
est daughter of Mrs. Lulu B. Ley and
the late Rev. Edward F. Ley, and was
born and reared in Florida. She is a
musician of rare ability, and by her
happy disposition and charming per-
sonality has won hundreds of friends.
Mrs. Phil Robinson and small SON,
Phil, Jr., returned to their home at
inverness Monday after weeks visit
with their Ocala relatives.
Mrs. r. L. Martin, who has been on
a visit to her daughter at St. Peters
burg, has returned to her home at
Lake Weir.