The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-11-24

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The other occupants were MIS- nan
,,rs Hooker and Misses Matte Ear
". . 80 corrine Williams. The driv-
~ ~ all the occupants were dressed
~ nurple and white, with white caps
and white parasols The car was aec-
H-a+od in wistaria blossoms and "hite
80 violet crepe paper streamers.
Miss Minnie stovall's car was en-.
tiralv covered in snowy Wnite ana
saooro+ad with white chrysantne-
Driving with her was Mrs.
Arthur Williams, recent oriue'
potb were in white with white hats
and this car was called the bridal
aar nv the spectators II was cx-
tremely lovely
nriving with Miss Edna Culver
ho,,sa was Mrs. James Engesser ana
1T;ssos Ressie and Mile McCorkle
This car was exceedingly lovely ~'h
white and yellow canopy and IN
elaborate arrangement Of white ana
yellow chrysanthemums.
DR.. Herbert Counts had in his car
bis sisters and Miss Janet Weather.
and the car was pre,tily decorated
with black and gold bunting and
Vanderbilt and o u : pennan
black and gold being both the q q
and Vanderbilt colors
Mr. Whit Palmer drove Ar Emme
RobiDson's car. and riding @ita am
was Miss Fannie Robinson Their
car was very pretty in ir- sehem. 70
Moss and autumn leaves @hIea PAR
monized pr-ttily with the car
In Mrs Sisuunk's gar 8ita ner
were Misses Annie Atkinson Jean
league and Betty McIrer All wore
pretty white dresses and carried
white sunshades. and The car vas dec
grated in white satin ribbon
Mrs. II. N. Hamptou- car Ras
greatly admired. Il was covered ?
bright red and entirely hidden from
view with big red chrysaufhemlms.
Driving with her were Misses Clara
Johnson. Alta Pearson. Mary Burford
and Sara Davis They an wore red
figured Japanese kmonoS. red chrrs-
antbemums in their hair and oarr 4
red japanese parasols
With Mr.. and Mrs PERCY BNu-s
ley was Miss Mary Mcdowell Tae
car was decorated in rel va.-e ana
blue bunting. as was also Tie 0.r of
Mr.. Ralph Blingsley D..tae fl
him was Miss Mary Phillips
An unique car was that 81 SIR ani
/ Mrs. j. VI Nenert ana their o.n-
children. Santa Claus sa- an the steer
Ing wheel and IN front of the ear nls
a well filled Christmas tree Tie I'd
was adorned with gray moss ANA
snow
AIr. J. z. Phillips had in his ear nis
wife and Misses Jettie McCoun ana
/ Susie Norris, two Of the telephone oD-
orators. The car was decorated n
red. white and blue bunting and -eIe-
phones
The Children of the Confederacy
car was a very novel one. II was
loaned by Mr. \. T. Thomas and driv-
en- by Master Moultrie Thomas. In
the car was Mrs. J. r. Moorhead. di-
rector of the c. of c., and about a
dozen children. The car was covered
with red and white bunting and flags
of the Confederacy.
DR.. and Mrs. Peek had their car
very daintily decorated in violets and
violet and white bunting.
Driving with Mr. Louis Lang in mis-
car was Mrs. Lang, with her sisters.
Thls car was exceptionally attractive
in yellow and white bunting and vel
low and white chrysanthemums.
The D. w. Davis car was very pref
lilly done with purple and white, bunt-
Ing and crepe paper being effectively
used. Mr. Norton Davis drove the car
and on the back seat we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Schneider had
their car decorated in green and
white bunting and with them were
Miss Louise Gamsby and a couple of
other friends.
MI. Eddie Rentz had his Buick car
decorated in the colors of the Phi
Sigma Colleg and had the teachers
ana some of the scholars as &C.
cupants of his car.
The last car in the parade. was
little Liberty Brush, decorated in -eI.
"hite and blue, live dog acting as
mascot, being driven by one of he
occupants of the car. We did not
learn the name of the driver of this
car.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hampton's car was
awarded the first prize. Mrs. R. S.
Halfs second. and Miss Minnie Sto-
wallis the third prize.