The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-01-16
CRAZE FOR THE TANGO AMI
oNE-STEP CONTINUES UNA
BATED IN OcALA

Friday, Mrs. Clarence Camp gave
very lovely afternoon dance at the
OcaIa country club from four to seven
O'Clock, compimenting Miss Geneva
Stovall of Mayfield, KY. who is the
/ lovely guest of Miss Minnie StOvaH.
! The country club has been the scene
/ of number of very attractive dances
during the past few weeks, and this
was one Of the most attractive ones
yet given in this charming club.
Receiving informally with the spe-
ciaI guest was Miss Stovall and Miss
Ethel Harrell.
Miss Geneva Stoyal was fascinat-
ingly pretty in a lovely pale blue
crepe de chene, combined with
skirt OF white ACCORDION plated chif-
fon, and her pretty face peeped like a
rosebud from under q dainty little
blue velvet hat.
Miss Stovall was very chaTmingly
gowned in handsome creation of
black satin and blue and black figur-
ed crepe de chene Her face was
framed with a most fetching little
white and black hat, with white
plumes
Miss Harrell wore an afternoon
gown OF blue satin, with white lace
and a pretty black and blue picture
hat. She wore American Beauty ros-
eS.
In the tea room hot tea and crack
ers were served by Mrs. Camp, as
sisted by Mrs Koonce and Mrs. Ralph
Birdsey. Others assisting Mrs. Camp
at her party were Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs.
I Powers, the Misses Camp and Mary
Harriet Livingston and Louise RentZ
Music for the dancing was furnish
ed by three-piece orchestra, and
only the new dances we're danced b"
the young people. The new dances
are quite fascinating TO those who
indulge in them, and are also most in
teresting to the observers. They are
not so strenuous as the two-step, nor
so emotional as the waltz, and have
taken by storm the old as we'll as the
young people throughout the entire
country.
At sixthirty o'clock Mrs. Camp in
vited her guests into the dining room,
where at three large tables and
number Of smaller ones a seated sup
per was served The dining room dur
ing supper was a most attractive
place, and the forty enjoying the deli
cious supper Of creamed chicken in
green peppers, tomatoes with mayon-
naise. hot buttered rolls, olives, pick
les, sliced smoked ham, sailed aim
onds. coffee and fruit, were very mer-
ry, and greatly enjoyed the half hour
or more at supper.
After supper the dancing was con
tinued for some little time longer. all
the young people being very 10th to
leave this delightful affair
The following were those present
to enjoy the afternoon and early ey-
ening with Miss Stovall rs Yrs.
Camps guests: Misses Minnie Sto-
vail. Ethel 'Harrell, Bernice Wright,
Alice Bullock, Clara Johnson, Kath-
Ieen Jackson, Gertie Peyser, Blanche
MizelIe, Fannie and Rosebud Pobin-
son, Hester Dewey, Mary Burford,
Betty Wray McIver, Janet Weathers,
Adele Bittinger, Hope Robinson, Mrs.
Violet Powers, Miss Lula Robertson,
Miss Mildred Ellen Montgomery, Mrs.
Koonce. Mrs Hooker, Mrs. Clifton
Camp. Miss Stotesbury, Mrs Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Lloyd, Messrs.
Henry Spencer, William Bullock,
Frederick Hooker, Whit Palmer, Car
Isle Izlar. W V. Newsom, T. II. Har-
ris. Norton Davis. Phil Robinson,
/ Clarence Meffert, Jim Rentz, Pat An
derson. Guy Zewadski, William Camp.
Some very beautiful gowns were
worn By the young people at this
dance.
Miss Burford wore a wonderfully
beautiful chiffon gown of cream, com
bined with russell and gold shades,
trimmed in gold lace and russet and
yellow fur. Her hat was OF gold lace
with black velvet and white plumes.
Miss Wright wore Il very attractive
costume Of cerise crepe de chene.
with trimmings of black chiffon. Her
hat was cerlse velvet and black lace
trimmed with tiny red tips
Miss Montgomery wore handsome
tailored suit Of black brooaded silk
with very becoming hat of black
velvet, silver lace and white plum
Mrs Clifton Camps gown was Of
waite brocaded crepe de chene and
white chiffon aud her hat vas of
Block velvet and black feathers.
Miss Robertson wore tailored suit