The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-05-18
MRS. CLARENCE CAMP GIVES
BEAUTIFUL LUNCHEON FOR
MISS ANDERSON.


Thursday afternoon, May the tenth
at half after one o'clock. Mrs. clarence
Camp was the hostess at a very beau
| tiful luncheon. She received her guests
in the drawing room. and as soon as
all had arrived they were invited into
the dining hall.
| Before the guests We're seated, Mrs.
Camp stated that she had MOI told for
whom the luncheon was given. as she
wished ii to come as a surprise 10 the
friends of the lovely guest of honor
and that by glance AT the table she
WAS sure that all could guess the Sc
lcret. Mrs Anderson then gracefully
announced the engagement Of her
ldaughteG. Mary Patillo. TO Mr.. Martin
John Roess. their marriage 10 occur
| i'm the early fall. The fair young bride
elect was overwhelmed with conSrat-
ulations and many pretty toasts were
drunk To her and her popular fiance.
| The table seating twenty guests.
was lavishly decorated and was eX-
the table was big bowl of sweet peas
lin the pink and white tones. smaller
bowls of the same dainty flower being
lplaced at the two ends Of the long
table. and at each end between the
bowls was a white slipper filled with
sweet peas. Hanging low over the ia
BILE was an immense heart, fashioned
from smilaX and sweet peas and hold
ing it in position were ropes of pink
and white hearts which We're caught
| up 10 the chandeliers at each end OF
the room. Trailing vines Of smilaX
from the central bouquet formed
graceful effect down the whole length
of the table. and at intervals among
| the flowers were crystal bowls Of pink
and white minis moulded in the form
of hearts and sweet peas.
The place cards were heart-shaped,
painted in sweet peas, on them being
inscribed verses appropriate To each
guest. Miss AndersOn's card was made
of two hearts welded into one. The
souvenirs of this happy occasion were
ALSO at the plates and were dolls
dressed as brides with one doll dress
ed as a groom. who was. of course, at
Miss Anderson's place. The entire ia
BILE was eXquisitely beautiful and the
handsomely dressed and happy guests
made this festive occasion one that
will not only always be very happily
remembered by the honor guest but
t,x- J,a,.
The menu, beautifully served was
an elaborate one. introducing i'm near
~ all the courses. the color motif of
pink and white and wherever possible
the heart conceit was also noticeable
in the menu.
During luncheon an orchestra on The
lawn just outside the window played
appropriate selections. which added
zest and spirit to the conversation.
Just before leaving the table each
guest drew from the white slippers Il
spray of the sweet peas, at the end of
which was found tiny dolls slipper.
and they were thrown AT Miss Ander-
son as she left the room.
The charming bride be was never
lovelier than on Thursday She wore
la handsome gown of pink lowered
chiffon over ping taffeta, with trim
mings Of pink lace and pink velvet
girdle.
Miss Anderson is the daughter of
Hon. and Mrs. r. l.. Andcrs IN. and
since finishing school two years ago
she has been one Of Ocala's most at
tractive and popular girls, and she
has many friends TO wish her every
happiness in the future
Mrs. Camp, the hostess at this beau
tiful party wore n stunning white
gown very deliberately applied with
lace
Seated ut luncheon We're Mrs Clar-
Ience Camp Miss Mary Anderson. Mrs
r. L. Anderson. MrsW. y. Camp, Mrs.
IClifton Camp. Mrs. Jack Camp, Mrs
Clifford l.. Anderson, Mrs Herbert l..
Anderson. Mrs. f. c. Welsh. Mrs Will
liam III. Powers. Misses SalHe Camp.
Sue BarrO. Sara Elizabeth Harris,
ElOyse Izlar. Matte Williams. Pauline
Sullivan. Ethel Robinson, Valeta Pot
ter. Esther Weathers and Eimly Ford.
After luncheon the young ladies
tried their skill as archers to decide
who among them would be the next
bride. A large heart was nailed to a
tree in the yard. and Miss Barco came
nearest to piercing the heart.
Mr.. Roess. who will wed Miss An
.derson in the fall, has been living in
.Ocala for about four years. having
come from Oil City, Pa He is a. grad
Iuate Of Cornell University, and is in
the lumber and saw mill business in
this city. and at Cornell. He is very
popular with everyone and is now re-
ceiving the very warm congratulations
OF his friends and acquaintance.