The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-11

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The living room and reception hall
were prettily adorned with yellow
daisies and for several hours auction
was played, after which a salad |
course with hot chocolate was sery-
ed. Divinity candy was on the ta-
ibles during the games.
Charming Tea for Miss Johnson
~fTonoring Miss Clara Johnson. al
bride of the coming week, Miss An
ME Davis and Miss Kathleen Jack
son, at the home Of the formers sis
ter. Mrs. C. kR. Tydfngs. were host
esses to a beautiful tea yesterday
afternoon from 4:30 to $50 O'Clock,
entertaining nearly seventy-fiyeI
friends.
* The Tydings home~Was greatly ad-
mired in its floral decoration, a vari-
colored motif being developed with
pleasing effect in the reception hall,
parlor. library and dining room by
the use of quantities of pink vine
which at this season is heavy ia
bloom, and daisies, roses and chry-I
santhemums interspersed with fern.
Miss Elizabeth Hooker in white
hand-embroidered dress opened the
front door as the callers arrived and
| just within, Mrs. Tydings in rose
crepe meteor, deliberately trimmed in
gold lace. and the mother of the
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| ing a handsome black gown, well
coined the guests, inviting them to
! the punch table placed at the oppo-
site end of the reception hall. Serv-
| ing the delicious punch were Misses
Ruby Gissendaner and Ethel HAY
craft, both wearing lovely pink
gowns and picture hats, the former
blacn and the latter pink with pink
| willow plumes.
Mrs. Bunyan Stephens in white
pink. received between the reception
room and parlor and in the parlor a
delightful pause was made while the
lhostesses and young ladies standing
| with them were being greeted. Miss
Davis wore yellow crepe de chene,
Miss Jackson, white messaline, Miss
johnson, yellow crepe meteor, Mrs.
r. N. Dosh, a pretty bride of October,
white, and Miss Zelma Rizer, yellow
brocaded charmeuse.
Mrs. e. G.. Peek, in white, asked
the ladies to the dining room. There
they were served to marshmellow
dainty, white cake and minis by
Misses Agnes Dalzell. Leslie Jack
son. Rosebud Robinson, Ellen Clark
son and Margaret jackson. The nap
lins were passed by two dainty little
maids, Misses Margaret Hooker and
Sarah johnson. The dining table
was centered with basket filled
| with small white chrysanthemums
and fluffy bows of yellow tulle adorn-
! ed the tall handle
The library was converted into a
typical japanese tea room. Beneath
a large umbrella. Mrs. C. B. Aver,
Misses Elizabeth Mizelle and Cath
arine Livingston, in handsome Jap
anese kimonas poured and served
tea, ginger and sunshine waters. The
lights in the chandelier were shaded
were invited to this picturesque re-
treat by Miss Fanny Robinson. An
other feature of the Japanese den
was the placing of recipes, brought
by the guests. into handsome illus
trated cook book, bound in soft red
leather. Misses Davis and Jackson s
tea was one of the very loveliest of
the year.
Invited to join the hostesses and
young ladies assisting, at the con
clusion of the tea, we're the follow
ing young men: Drs. Harry Walters
Fl. c. Counts, Messrs r.. B. Meffert
Phil Robinson, Holmes Walters and
/ Pete Mcintosh. A tempting supper
of creamed chicken and peas in tim
balls, sandwiches, pickles, waters
marshmelIow dainty, tea and wafer.
was relished.
Sewing Party for Miss johnson
another pre-nuptial party has beer
added to the series, arranged espe
cially in compliment to Miss Clar:
johnson. This time Miss Fam,
Robinson was the lovely hostess am
her party was an interesting event o
the morning. Fourteen specia
friends were hidden to her attract
i've home to while away pleasantly
4 couple of hours with the bride-elec
and incidentally initial a dozen an