The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-01-06
THE CaMp RECEPTION.
4 Lovely Event in Compliment to the
MISSES Camp and Mss Dekie.

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spacious home on Camp flights,
, which has been the scene of many
beautiful entertainments, has rarely,
! if ever, presented fairer sight than
it did on "Wednesday evening. The
dance for the Misses Sallie and May
Camp and Hiss Pallie Dekle, who
were attendants at the marriage of
Miss Lucy Camp and Mr.. Armstrong
the same morning.
The wedding decorations We're used
and lovely indeed was the scene.
Standing at the door were the host
and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Camp, who greeted all in the charm
ing and gracious manner that has
so endeared them to the people of
Ocala.
In the receiving line besides the
honorees were Misses Jessie and
Annie Nurney, of Suffolk, Va, Miss
Lucille Colclough, of Gainesville
Nessrs. Ryland Camp and Joseph
Norfieet, of Franklin, Va, Messrs.
George, Raymond and Frank Camp,
| of White Springs, Mr.. F. d. Strachan,
of Savannah and Mr.. Henry Davis.
| of Gainesville.
| The Misses Nurney were charming
| in reception gowns of violet and gray
, crepe de chene and Miss Dekle and
Miss Colclough wore lovely dancing
| frocks of white crepe de chene and
white silk. Miss Sallie Camp was
! exceedingly pretty in her maid-of-
! honor dress of pink crepe de chene,
| which she wore decollete and Miss
May Camp wore pale blue dress
deliberately shocked.
Miss Violet Harris and Miss john
ME Liddon. introduced the guests to
those in the receiving line and per-
formed their duties admirably. The
former was looking unusually well in
a dancing dress of white silk and
Miss Liddon was lovely in white
lace gown.
After meeting the visitors the
guests passed on to the opposite end
of the dining room where punch was
: served by Miss Mary Anderson and
Miss Sue Barco. Their dresses, one of
! pink and the other of blue, formed a
most effective contrast.
! Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Camp in
! the hall and distributing the dance
programs were Miss Emily Ford and
Miss Sara Harris, both wearing white
| dresses
Col and Mrs. w. n. Camp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Camp and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Camp also pleasantly assisted
in entertaining the visitors.
Vocal music by Miss Sallie Camp,
/ instrumental music by Mrs. Clifton
| Camp and violin solo by Miss Mary
! Drake added their share TO the
pleasures of the evening.
The invited list to this delightful
social event included all of the young
people of the dancing crowd and a
large number of both the young and
older married sets.
Fourteen numbers we're danced,
Mr.. Leon Fishel, playing, and they
were greatly enjoyed
After the third dance the beautiful
wedding cake was cut. White,
green, and pink ribbons were attach
ed to the cake and were drawn by
the young folks, resulting in Miss
Harris securing the dainty little seal
ring, Miss Patrick, the thimble, Miss
Gary, the dime and Mr.. Stephen
Jewett, the penny. The cake was
then cut in slices and put in pretty
little wedding boxes with the initials
4. & c. in gold on the cover and
each guest presented with box as
a souvenir.
The wedding presents received
by Miss Camp and MIR. Armstrong
were displayed in the parlor and
never before have handsomer nor
more beautiful ones been seen in