The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-06-09
OCALA, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE, Is. 1et1.
MISS JOSEPHINE BULLOCK EN-.
TERTAINS FOR MISS ELSIE
LIDDON

Bullock entertained at a linen show
er complimentary to Miss Elsie Lid
don, bride of next week. Mrs. r. B.
Bullock, gowned in white, met the
guests, and little Mildred Bullock, in
the packages of linen in tiny wheel
barrow, decorated with wedding bells.
She wheeled them into the dining
room, where they were put into a big
white slipper, which was suspended
in the bay window, and later in the
afternoon the slipper was tilted over
the young bride-elect, and she was
showered with the many beautiful and
useful pieces of linen.
Miss Mildred Robinson and Miss
Lucy Moorhead presided at a table
on which was a brides book, with a
hand-painted cover, and in which each
guest registered, the book being pre-
sented to the bride-elect as a souvenir
of this charming party. Miss Robin
son and Miss Moorhead also gave to
each guest golden slipper tied with
pink ribbons as souvenirs.
The guests received very informal
ly and introduced the guests to the
receiving line-Miss Elsie Liddon,
Miss Rhoda Liddon and their house
guest, Miss Edith Harrison, of Gaines
vile. All three of these young ladies'
wore pretty white gowns, that of the
bride-elect being especially lovely
fashioned from white marquisette.
The parlor was decorated in blue n.y.
drangeas and ferns, and the young la
dies received in a bower of green
ferns
In the hall Miss Music Bullock and
Miss Annie Pearl Liddon served
punch. The hall and the punch ia
BILE was prettily decorated in red
flowers, ferns and daisies, as was also
the music room, where Misses Gather
inc Pyles and Music Bullock sang sew
eral beautiful songs, all appropriate
to weddings. Miss Gerties Peyser
played the wedding march and other
numbers, the music of these three
young ladies adding much to the
pleasure of this attractive party.
After the guests had all arrived
they were asked into the dining
room, where the young bride was
showered with the pretty gifts. and
some little time was consumed by
the guests looking at the lovely
things.
Ice cream, cake and minis were
served in the dining room after the
shower. The dining room was in
pink and white The large table was
covered with an exquisite point lace
tulle cover, and a point lace center
piece to match. The flowers on the
table were pink Killarney buds and
asparagus ferns and springeria. the
table decorations being completed
with pretty soft arrangement of
tulle.
Miss Bullock's party was a very
lovely compliment to Miss Liddon,
and those present to meet the bride
were the following: Misses Rhoda
and Annie Pearl Liddon, Edith Harri-
son, Elizabeth Newsom, Gertie Pey-
ser. Catherine Pyles, Beulah Hall, An
ME Davis, Sara Davis, Minnie Stovall,
Carol Dean, Mabel Wilkerson, Ruby
Bauknight, Mildred Robinson, Mary
Phillips, Ophelia Sawtell, Olive Wes-
ton, Lucy Moorhead, Clara Johnson,
Grace Hatchell, Annie Laurie Perry,
Ruth Nelson, Doris knight, Nellie
Gottlieb, Annie Will Chambers, Mir
lam Mays, Clara Rentz, Mesdames
Mary Dodge Maddox, H. NJ. Hampton,
T. E. Bridges, J. H. Strunk, L. F. Bla-
lock, w. S. Bullock, G. E. Yancey,
Claude Nelson, William Hooker, l..
W. Duval, J. r. Moorhead George
Rentz, David Conner, J. E. Johnson,
W. D. Graham, g. w. Martin, John
Taylor, James Taylor, E. L. Carney,
H. C. Dozier, Will knight, Charles
Peyser, ]. w. Stevens, and Mrs. Lid
don, the bride-elect's grandmother.