The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-17
Miss Porter Entertained for Miss
johnson and Mr.. Walters

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riage this evening VIII be a notable
event The party followed the we'd
ding rehearsal at the Johnson home
and the guest list included, besides
Miss Johnson and her fiance. Misses
Zelma Rizer, Margaret Walters, An
ME Davis, Alice Bullock, Messrs
Holmes Walters, w. B. Gallagher,
Robert and Sam Matthews and DR.. H
C. Counts. -~
In the hostess studio three tables
for rock were arranged and during
the games homemade candies were
relished. Mrs. E. Van Hood, Miss
Porter's gifted mother, read in her
charming individual manner, after
the games, Riley's beautiful poem,
IAN Old Sweetheart of Mime While
reading Miss Porter softly played
the Rosary. 81 Am Only the Groom
was Mrs Hoods second number and
its application to DIR. Walters occas-
Toned much merriment. The three
beautiful vocal numbers, II Love
You" Dawn" and the Evening
STAR to be rendered at the wedding
this evening, were exquisitely sung
lby Miss Porter. her rich voice being
filled with sweetness and beauty.
A delicious supper was served in
the dining room, the twelve guests
finding their places at the lovely
table by cards adorned with brides.
On the cards were fortunes in rhyme
and they were read during supper.
The table was laid with Japanese
luncheon set, and color motif OF
white and green was artistically de-
veloped "a large wedding cake on a
reflector centered the table and at
either end were baskets of white
roses and fern From the chandelier
was suspended a wedding bell of
white roses and asparagus fern and
cnt glass bon7bon dishes filled with
green and white mints were on the
table, also sailed almonds in. dainty
individual cases.
The supper consisted of chicken
salad, potato chips. sandwiches,
guava jelly, waters and escolloped
oysters. Hot chocolate was served
while the cake with its wedding
symbols was being cut. Miss Walters
according to tradition will be the
next bride for she cut the ring, DR..
Counts obtained the thimble and Mr..
Osborne the dime, signifying bach
elorhood and wealth. The merry
crowd was Joined Fby DIR. and Mrs.
Hood and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Os-
borne before the cutting of the cake.
Miss Porter always entertains de-
1ightfully and her party, which was
the elimination of a long series
honoring the ibride-elect, was greatly
enjoyed by those fortunate enough
to he guests last evening.
cdr. and Mrs. P. ]. Theus spent
yesterday at Crystal River, motoring
down in their car.
nMrs. ]. r. Moorhead, Mrs. NJ. H
Stovall and Mrs. Lewis Yonce viii
go to Gainesville on the early train
tomorrow to attend the Alachua fair
A very pleasant afternoon wa.
spent by the members of the readin.
club at the home of Mrs. G. T
Maughs today.
The ladies of the East Broadwa.
church will have charge of luncl
counter at the fair grounds and vii
serve elegant lunches at a very reas
enable price.
Mrs. J. B. Borland, M. and Mrs
Talmage Dupree, Misses Louise an
Ethel Borland of Citra were out c
town shoppers yesterday afternoon.
An half hour prayer service ibegi1
ming at O'Clock will be held dali
this week at the Presbyterian chure
under the auspices of the Ladie
Missionary Society.
Mrs. Roberta Caruthers of Al
thony and her guest, Miss Panchit
Kendrick of Tampa, were guests ye
terday of Mrs. Frances Howse.
The two table auction club will
entertained tomorrow by Miss Ros
bud Robinson and the young 1adie
card club will meet with Mrs. C.
Aver Friday afternoon.
Miss Mary Burford leaves short
for a series of delightful visit
While away she will visit relatives
Troy, Ala, and Misses Beulah Hs
and Ethel HarreH at iBrenau Colleg
Gainesville, Ga.