The Ocala banner., 1913-01-03
OCALA, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY g. 1913
VOLUME Al, NUMBER. 20.
MISS JOSEPHINE BULLOCK
DANCING PARTY A BRIL-
LIANT AFFAIR

during the week that tbs society r.
porter has about run the gamut OF
words to express the attractiveness
of tbeVvarious parties. But still an
other affair of much 4hrilliance was
Miss Josephine Bullock's dance last
night, which she gave at her home
on South Third street.
The Bullock home was very attract
lively decorated with bamboo, aspara
gus ferns and innumerable holly
| wreaths. The mantels were all bank
ed with ferns and roses and from ev-
cry chandelier hung a. shower of mis-
| tleboe and asparagus ferns, and every
! light was shaded in. red, making il
| mostsseffective and bewitching. Poin-
settia and other red Christmas blosy
SONS were also introduced in the dec
orations.
| At the front door MIR and Mrs c.
E Ahern received the guests, and
others assisting the young hostess al
4
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. BEHock, Mrs. S. T.
Sistrunk, Mrs. Edward Holder, Mrs
| Carney, Miss Annie Davis, Mr.. and
| Mrs David Connor, Mrs. ]. E. John
son, Miss Annie Pearl Liddon and
several others.
In the parolr Miss BEAOck and the
honor guests, Mrs. Walter L. Greene
and Miss Frances Smith of Plant
City, Miss Leila Wood of Birming-
ham, Ata and Miss Maggie Lytle OF
Sta1rtnu stood to meetaand welcome
the SHR5ts. Receiving with theE
were Mr. Dale Mabry of Tampa, Mr..
Raymond Bullock, Jr., JGdge Joseph
bell, D6&id Williams anGz. DR.. Carlisle
IzIar.
The ysaung ladies all N0ked exceed
ingly lovely in their pretty BAH
gowns. Miss Bullock wore yellow
charmeusa with trimmings of dark
red lace, with touches on gold and
silver, rEzsd de en- traine- Miss Wood
wore orchid charmeuse with silver
lace; Miss Lytle, white laEe over yel-
low satin, and Miss Smith, yellow
charmeuss with shadow lace and sill.
yer trimmings. Mrs Green, a recent
bride, wore yellow satin with black
lace and Il garniture of real ostrich
feathers. Each of the young ladies
wore corsaHa bouquets of ziig cts.
! Receiving in the dining room were
4 Miss Music Bullock and Miss Lucille
Il Robinson and their escorts, Messrs
4 Pat Anderson and John Chazal, and
I'm the same room the following young
| bridal couples received: Nh and
Mrs. j. c. JACKSON, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ].
Bitch and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hsshel,
In the library Miss Rita OIiveros,
Miss Ethel Harrell, Miss DesChamps,
Miss Haynesworth, Miss Stroud and
Miss Ruth McKSown, all charn.ing
visitors, received, and with tsem
were Messrs. H. C.. Spencer, w. ".
Newsom, Jr., PhM Robinson, J. III.
Wortanan and Joseph Walker and I'll
ward Green.
AS ane guests arrived and after
they had laid aside their hats aIE3
wraps frey were asked into the pretl
ty little tea room in one of the up
4 stairs rooms, where MISS Annie Pearl
1 Liddon served hot tea
/ On the stair landing phe punch ta-
tle was placed under a SLOWING light
Of red. TIE table was prettily ap-
pointed with asparagus ferns and pc
| inSattia blossoms. The excellent
punch was served by Mrs. J. E. John
son.
The entire kStuse was used by the
dancers, over forty couples being
preseHg An orchestra, led by Pro
fessor Carl Hoffman, played very en-
/ trancing music, and the evening be-
ing a cod one added extra exhhara-
tien to the dancing. There were etgh-
teen dances, with Eamber of extgss.
The prograiss were prettily decoratsd
with poinset$ias
During the evening lovely refresh
mente were served by M&sses Mary
Harriet Livingston, Annie Pore Ea-
| gleton, Elizabeth and Meme Davis,
Catherine Strunk and Virginia Sis
trunk. The menu was very Gaintily
served, and included turkey loaf gar
nished with cranberry jelly and pars-
ley, bread and butter and nut sand
wiches, olives, pickles and coffee.
Miss Bullock's dance was one Of
the most brilliant evening affairs ever
given in Ocala, and was attended by
nearly an hundred and twenty-five
young people and young married peo-
pie, who thoroughly enjoyed this very
delightful evening.