The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-04-30
Miss bullock Entertains for Brides
Elect

bullock entertained at an eE4ulS&te1E
appointed party complimentary to her
cousin, Miss Elizabeth Newsom, and
very dear friend. Miss Bernice Alfred
the marriages of whom are 10 be prom
inent events taking place within the
next six weeks
The entire lower floor OF the attract
i've home of Judge and Mrs. ". 5 Bull
lock was decorated in a manner most
suitable for the occasion. hearts being
used in quantities and the pink and
white color motif was carried out by
a profusion of roses and bows of pink
crepe paper. Ferns and pot plants
added extra beauty.
The front door was opened for The
guests by little Misses Helen Newsom
and Iva Waterman. sister and cousin
Of Miss Newsom. who were daintily
clad in white dresses deliberately trim
med in lace with which were worn
pink and blue hair ribbons and sashes
As the guests entered they were invit-
ed by them into the parlor where Miss
Bullock and the guests of honor re-
ceived. The arrangement of the aIcove
was perfect for two brides-elect. A
large white wedding bell from the
edges of which fell innumerable pink
ribbons holding hearts formed canopy
under which Miss Alfred and Miss
Newsom sat. For this pretty affair
Mics Alfred wore a lavendar silk ratine
trimmed with a handsome crochet
color and a touch of Persian silk was
used in the vest Miss Newsom wore
blue silk ratine with heavy ecru lare
collar and cuffs and Nell rose and
black added additional color Each
wore a most becoming hat
Mrs. Bullock invited the guests from
the parlor to the dining room TO enjoy
d cup of hot tea poured by Mrs Edward
Holder and served by Misses Bette Nc
| Iyer, Dorothy Schneider and Annie At
kinson. The round table was covered
with large cluny piece and centered
with a tall vase of pink roses. From
the chandelier four streamers of hearts
extended to the edges of the table and
were fastened by large pink bows, and
hearts and ferns were used on the side
board and china cabinet. Miss Bullock
had in use for the first time her beau
tiful silver tea service won in Febru-
airy for suggesting the most appro-
pirate name, "Lfnwood,'' for Oeala' :
new suburb.
| The hostess had invited each TO come
with scissors and thimbIe and when al
/ had arrived each was told to pull one
/ of the ribbons falling from the we'd
ding bell Handkerchiefs were attach
ed to the ribbons and the guests en-
broidered either an L. or 3. in one cor
ner This diversion proved most fas-
cinating and the jolliest kind of time
was had doing it, When completed they
were presented to the honor guests A
work bag containing ribbons attached
to many little hearts and two large
| ones was passed for the guests to draw
from and Miss Hope Robinson and Mrs.
| Alfred who drew the large ones, We're
given pretty net jabots with crocheted
| edges.
At 1880 o'clock a delicious one
| course repast. was served, including
| fruit salad IN heart shaped ramelxins.
heart-shaped pimento and chicken
| sandwiches, olives, waters and frozen
fruit punch with cherries.
The parties given by Miss Bullock
| are always numbered among the love
liest in Ocala and the. memories of the
one this morning viii 1inger long in
the minds of Miss Newsom and Miss
Alfred and the guests present, who
were: Misses Janet Weathers, Edith
Williams. Hope Robinson, Adele Bittfn-
!
guerite Porter. Hester Dewey, Fannie
Robinson, Dorothy Schneider. Annie
Davis. Ophelia Sawten. Clara Johnson.
Josie Bullock, Bessie MacKay. Ethel
and Lola Mcclure Bette McIver. Meta
Jewett, Jennie HarreH. Annie Atkin-
son. Mrs. w V. Newsom, Mrs s. E.
Waterman, Mrs. r. A. Alfred, Mrs
Ards Waterman, Mrs John Taylor.
| NJrC
c. Fl. Lloyd and Mrs. Eta Hood Robin
| son
Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
Miss Bessie MacKay will be hostess of
delightful party at which Miss Eliza
beth Newsom will be the special guest
|
Miss Emma Yackey of Jacksonville
who visited Miss Lillian Thagard, now
Mrs Cooper of Savannah. several years
ago, is enjoying delightful trip tc
Cuba.
/ Miss Frances Smith Of Plant City has
sent out cards announcing her be-
trothaI to Mr.. Cicero Jonathan Holmes
Jr., of Bronson, Mich Miss Smith wa,
a member of a houseparty given in this
city during the holidays by Miss Jose
phine Bullock and the host of friends
she made while here viii read with in
terest the following taken from the
/ Tampa Tribune
Miss Smith is we'll known in Tampa
making frequent visits here and at
tending many of the society event.
]during the past two seasons. she i:
charming and extremely pretty, of {