The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-03-19
MRS. FISHEL GIVES LOVELY PAR
TY FOR MRS. HOHENBERG

One of the very prettiest parties of
the many given this season was the
one on Saturday afternoon, when Mrs.
NJ. Fishel entertained over sixty of
her lady friends at whist and domi-
noes at her pretty home. The honor
guest at this charming function was
Mrs. Adolph Hohenberg, of Wetump-
ka, Alabama, who is a sister-in-law of
Mrs. Fishel and Mrs. Rbeinauer, and
is at present the guest of the latter.
Mrs. Fishel displayed excellent
taste in the dainty decorations of her
home and in the beautiful arrange
ments of her party, and the graceful
manner employed in carrying out the
same. The rooms were decorated
with ferns, dOgwood blossoms and ex-
quisite white roses and on the parlor
mantel there were several clusters
of oranges and orange blossoms. Pro
gressive whist was the ever-pleasing
form of entertainment and from table
to table the ladies were happily en-
gagged in playing the games, at the
close of which it was found that Mrs.
Bernard Sehgman was found to be
! the, winner of the prize. handsome
silk-lined jewel case There was also
a lovely prize for the visiting ladies
which was won on a cut by Mrs. B.
W. Mimms. Her prize was a set of
nut cracks and picks
In one of the prettily decorated
jrooms there were sixteen ladies play
ing dominoes. Mrs. McIver won the
prize at this game and was present
ed a jewel case, similar to the one
won by Mrs Seligman.
The ladies playing dominoes were
| the following: Mrs. Van Hood. Mrs
McIver, Mrs. Hampton, Mrs w. A.
Knight, Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. Hall. Mrs.
Harris, Mrs. Meffert, Mrs. Mallory
Liddon, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Pearson,
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Mote, Mrs Duval,
Mrs. Peyser and Miss Haley
On the wide front veranda Mrs.
Duval and Miss Haley greeted the
guests when they arrived, after which
Mrs. Harvey Clark and Mrs. John
Taylor served punch from a prettily
decorated table on one end of the We
randa
Assisting the hostess in the four
rooms were Mrs w. S. Bullock, Mrs.
Scott, Mrs. Carney, Mrs. Newsom,
Mrs. Sistrunk, Mrs. William Wolf, !
and the score cards were distributed !
by Mrs. Pearson and Mrs Mexican.
Mrs. Fishel and Mrs. Hohenberg
stood in the parlor to meet the guests |
and receiving with them were Mrs. |
Rheinauer, Mrs. Mimms and Mrs.
Holder, all of whom were very beau |
tifully gowned, Mrs. Fishel and Mrs. |
Hohenburg noticeably so. The for
mer wore a lovely wisteria satin !
gown, charmingly made, and Mrs. |
Hohenberg's handsome directoire |
gown of heavily corded silk of a sim
liar shade, and was very lovely. She
is a charming woman, and is max
ing many pleasant friends in Ocala.
The musical program rendered dur
ing the afternoon by Miss Connor
was perfectly delightful, and it was
certainly q pleasure to Mrs. Fishers
guests to hear her play. Her selec-
played. In many of the pieces she
was accompanied on the violin by
Charlie Fishel who is one of Miss
COnnOr's pupils, and who is develop
ing into a splendid musician. as in
fact are nearly all of the members
of the Fishel family
Those who took part in the card
games were Mrs. Hohenberg, Mrs.
Rheinauer, Mrs. Mimms, Mrs. Holder,
Mrs. Todd, Mrs Maughs, Mrs. R B.
Bullock, Mrs. Looney, Mrs. Harvey
Clark. Mrs. Newsom, Mrs. Carney,
Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs.
Weihe, Mrs. Charles Mathews, Mrs.
Gamsby. Mrs. Mexican, Mrs. Arthur
Clark. Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs Seligman.
Mrs. B. F. Condor, Mrs. Lee Miller.
Mrs. Oldfield, Mrs. Marcus Frank,
Mrs. Maloney, Mrs. Jake Brown, Mrs
Gary, Mrs. w. S. Bullock, Mrs. Sis
trunk. Mrs. Koonce, Mrs Wolf, Mrs.
John Taylor, Misses Edith Mcclure.
Kate McCOlley, Lucille STANDBY. Grace
Hatchell, Susie Fort, Margaret Tay-
Tor, Valeta Potter, Carrie Williams,
Anne Mixson, Sara McCreery and
Bette Wray McIver
The invitations to this very lovely
party were confined principally to
the married friends of the hostess, al
though quite number of the unmar-
ried set were present, and all had a