The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-03-24
The MISSES Harris Entertain in Com.
piiment to Two Charming Visitors

street Kisses Sara and Violet Harris
gave an attractive card party in
/ compliment to Miss Shirley Mont
! gomery, of Concord, n. c., who
, i the guest of Miss Anderson. and
! Miss Edna Alice Delp, OF German
! Valley, New Jersey, who is visiting
, her sister, Mrs. E. c. Welsh at Cor
nell.
The house was prettily decorated
, with fragrant do1wood blossoms,
white spirea, pear blossoms, violets
and wistaria, and the nine card tables
were arranged in the parlor and the
living room.
Both the fair guests Of honor were
in white. Miss Montgomery wearing
q lace trimmed liberty silk, and Kiss
Delp. white organdie with pink sash
and d touch of pink in her couture.
Progressive whist was played and
the contest was quite spirited Mr.
and Mrs Welsh marked the scores
on attractive little ''sunbonnet-girl''
score cards, and at the conclusion of
the games it was found that Miss
Potter and r. HelvenstOn bad won
the greatest number of games The
| former was presented a dainty chatting
dish apron, and the latter a silver
mounted whisk broom. The BOBBY
prizes, fancy blotter and a pearl
handle knife, were given 70 Miss
Edith Taylor and Mr.. Howard Clark
After the games a salad course with
: hot chocolate was served Only the
unmarried set were entertained by
the Misses Harris, and the young
people spent very pleasant evening
together.
! Those present were Misses Shirley
Montgomery, Edna DELPHI. Mabel and
1 Edith Taylor. Mary Anderson, Sue
Barco. Esther Weathers, Hattie Dye,
Valeta Potter, Florence Walters,
Gertrude Pereda, Matte Williams.
jamie Woodrow. Annie Davis. Nellie
+ Curd, Mona Hitler, Sarah McCreery,
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Welsh, Nessrs.
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Jewett, Howard Clark, W A. MUIR
ply, E. J. Crook. .. B. Howse. J. H.
Taylor, Harvey Clark, Howard Wal
tiers, J. H. Workman, T. H. Harris,
O. II. Ford. H. A. Waterman. w. d.
Taylor. E. T. Helvenston, H. \.
Daniel and c. H. Lloyd.
Cured Hemorrhsges Of the Lungs.
Several years ago my lungs were
so badly affected that | had many
hem0rrhages. writes A. VI. Axe, OF
Wood. Ind. Il took treatment with
several physicians without any ben
eft l then started TO take Fdley7s
/ Honey and Tar, and my lungs are
now as sound a. bullet. / recon-
mend it in advanced stages of lung
trouble" Foley's Honey and Tar
Stops the cough and heals the lungs
/ and prevents serious results from
| cold. Revise substitutes. POstoffice
Drug Store n
/ Mrs. Garrison Gives lovely Party.
| Friday from to O'Clock Mrs.
! Harry B. Clarkson gave a delightful
and informal afternoon tea for her
sister, Mrs. Robert Simpson, of
| Louisville, KY.
The house was very prertily deco
rated, and assisting Mrs. Clarkson
were Mrs. E. L. Carney and Mrs. NJ. J.
! Julian Mrs Simpson, who is a very
! beautiful and attractive woman, was,
most becomiDgly gowned in pale blue
crepe de cheue. trimmed in lace,
with which she wore Persian ribbon
J, girdle.
In the dining room Mrs. Arthur
Clark. Miss Allie Van Julian and
Miss Annie Davis served delicious
cake and orange bon bons, a very
pretty and dainty dish.
Mrs. Simpson delighted the callers
with several beautiful solos and Gtner
music was one OF the pleasures Of fhe
afternoon.
There were about chirty-rive ladies
,,~a-a7- y-}C STaT1- the afternoon