The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-27
MRS. HALL HOSTESS AT ROSE
LUNCHEON

The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard s. Hall, on Fort King avenue,
was the scene of delightful hospital.
ity Tuesday when at noon Mrs. Hall
gave a beautiful rose luncheon, hon
oring three exceedingly attractive
young matrons-Mrs. Guy DARRELL
Aver of Atlanta, Mrs. Edward Roland
Hart of Suffolk, Va, and Mrs. Fred
erick Roche Hooker of this city.
Mrs. Hall, the graceful chatelaine
of this beautiful home, was costumed
on this occasion in black and white
charmeuse satin, with an overdress
Of black Chantilly lace and white
shadow lace.
Mrs. Aver wore salmon pink sat
in gown with an overdress of black
lace, with tunic of black tulle
Mrs. Hart was handsomely gowned
in black, with a black tulle hat, and
Mrs. Hooker wore a black brocaded
charmeuse suit and a hat of silver
lace with white plumes. These four
charming women looked very lovely
There were twenty seated at the
luncheon table, Mrs. Halls other
guests being Mrs. Clarence Camp,
Mrs. Jack Camp, Mrs. Clifton Camp,
Mrs. r. L. Anderson, Miss Elizabeth
Adams, Miss Frances Anderson, Mrs.
John Taylor, Mrs. Charles Lloyd, Mrs
c. B. Aver, Mrs. J. e. Chace, Mrs. L..
w. Duval, Miss Alice Bullock, Miss
Lula Robertson, Mrs. J. B. Koonce,
Miss Josephine Williams and Mrs. j..
B. Horrell.
The long table was centered with
exquisite Richmond roses on a beau
tiful lace centerpiece, and at each
end of the table were silver Candida
bra with red and silver shades, dec
Grated with artistic red roses to
match the centerpiece.
The following menu was served:
Grapefruit
Celery Bouillon Olives
Turkey, with Cranberry Jelly
Mashed Potatoes Dreamed Peas
Rice and Gravy
Biscuit
Waldorf Salad Sailed Almonds
Strawberry Ice Cake
The salad course was exceedingly
on rose leaves, the apples resembling
big red roses.
After luncheon coffee and mints
were served in the library, Mrs. Hor-
rell, Mrs. Clarence Camp and Mrs.
Aver assisting the hostess in doing
the honors.
After half hour spent most pleas
antly in the library the guests babe
their hostess adieu.
From four to five O'Clock Mrs. Hall
gave a tea for her guest, Mrs. Aver,
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tween forty and fifty of her friends.
Mrs. Eli Alexander Osborne of Nor
riston received with Mrs. Hall and
Mrs. Aver. She was handsomely
gowned in black, with a vest of white
chiffon, and her hat was a small
black one. This was the first time
that many of the guests had seen her
since her marriage few weeks ago,
and they were delighted to have this
opportunity of being with her.
Miss Agnes Burford opened the
front door. and in the hall Mrs.
Maughs received.
Mrs. Halls tea was very informal,
all of the guests remaining during
the entire hour, and being entertain
ed all at once in the different rooms
of this lovely home.
Mrs. Burford and Mrs. Koonce as
sisted in the dining room, and pour
ing tea at the table was Mrs. G. K
Sullivan. Serving the tea, sandwich
es. cakes, candies ETC., were Misses
Alice Bullock, Lola Mcclure and An
ME Davis.
During the afternoon Miss Margue-
rite Porter sang several beautiful
numbers, and Miss Marie Won Engel-
ken rendered a number of attractive
piano solos.
The hour spent with Mrs Hall and
Mrs. Aver was a most pleasant one.