The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-03-19
SIXTY LADIES GUESTS OF MRS.
CHARLES RHEINAUER

ladies accepted and enjoyed her
charming hospitality, namely:
Mesdames Adolph Hohenberg, NJ
Fishel B w. Mimms, Edward Holder,
R. S. Hall, E. L. Carney, w. S. Bull
lock, G. R. Mexican, w. V. Newsom,
d. d. Robertson, G. S. Scott Mallory
Liddon, j. H. Taylor, G. T. Maughs, H.
l.. Anderson, NJ. c. Looney, w. Har-
vey Clark, D. w. Davis, J. K. Auzt:n,
F. G. B. Weihe. {. H. Lloyd, A. E.
.Gerig, Bernard Seligman, Lee Muller
e. S. Oldfeld, E. l.. Maloney, Jake
Brown, w. T. Gary, R. L. Anderson,
IS. T. Sistrunk, William Wolf. o. T.
Green, w. H. Powers, Frank Harris,
u. c. b. KOonce, Sandford Jewett, AL
bert H. Birdsey, E. NJ. Howard, Will
liam Anderson, E. T. Helvenston, D.
E. McIver, H. NJ. Hampton, ]. NJ. Mef-
fert, B. J. Potter, J. w. Pearson, E. H.
Mote. L. w. Duval Charles Peyser,
Clarence Camp, J. W. Crosby, Misses
May Camp Mary Piatt, Annie Davis,
Grace Hatchell, Susie Fort, Sara Nc
Creery. Margaret Taylor, valeta Pot
ter, Carrie Williams and Kate McCol-
ley.
Mrs. Rheinauer's party was given
as compliment to her sister-in-law
Mrs. Adolph Hohenberg, of Wetump-
ka, Ala, who is her guest, and who
is certainly a handsome and very
charming visitor.
Receiving with them in the hall
were Mrs. Rheinauer's sister, Mrs. NJ.
Fishel, and Mrs. Mimms and Mrs.
Holder. The color scheme of this
lovely social function was white and
yellow, and all of the ladies in the
receiving party wore beautiful white,
thin gowns over yellow, with yellow
sashes, and large yellow corsage but
terfy bows, and very attractive did
they look Nearly all of the ladies
assisting wore white and yellow
which dainty colors were very pretty
and spring-like.
On the front veranda Mrs. Carney
and Mrs. Hall received and the punch
was served by Miss Potter, Miss Will
liams and Miss McCOlley. The punch
bowl was unusually prettily decorat-
ed. The table was covered with it's
sue paper doilies, decorated with yell
low flowers and all about the table
were clusters of rich yellow kum-
quats, orange blossoms and sour or
anges. The punch was principally
made with oranges and the cherries
in it were yellow. The punch table
was greatly admired.
The other ladies assisting Mrs.
Rheinauer during the afternoon were
Mesdames Bullock, Scott, Taylor, Nc
Kean, Newsom. Robertson and Lid
don.
There were twelve tables of cards
and three tables of dominoes, making
in all sixty players, and very merrily
and pleasantly did the afternoon pass.
The high scores were made by Mrs.
Looney and Mrs. McIver, the former
winning a lovely little bowl, painted
in oranges, and the latter fruit plate
with similar decorations. The BOBBY
prizes were silver tally keepers, SOU
venirs of Florida, having alligators
and other suggestive decorations
thereon. They were awarded to Mrs
Maughs and Miss Camp. The visit
or's prize, a pretty white gauze fan,
was won by Mrs. Nimms and the hon
or guest was presented a handsome
china beer stein. which was also paint
ed in oranges.
Mrs. Rheinauer had helping hel in
marking the scores dainty little Caro-
Ign Hohenberg ard Agnes Burford,
who were very sweet in their pretty
white frocks and sashes. The TALES
were kept on picture postal cards,
whose decorations were also oranges
and orange blossoms.
The two-course luncheon served af-
ter the games was not only delicious
but beautifully served as well. The
first course was grapefruit and nut
salad, served in oranges, from which
the fruit had been removed, and the
tops were prettily scalloped. With
the salad was served sailed almonds,
olives and saltines. The cherry and
yellow ice cream was served in
squares, and the plates were garnish-
ed with yellow nasturtiums, tied with
yellow ribbon The cakes were iced
with yellow, and fruit cake and coffee
were also served On each of the ia
bles were bon bon dishes filled with
yellow mints, the handles of the dish
es being tied with yellow ribbon.
All of the lower floor of Mrs.