The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-02-25
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Wedding Party Entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Hampton and Mr..
and Mrs. FisheI
Beautiful in its perfect detail and
lovely environment was the party /
given by Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Hamp-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Fishel. |
last evening at the attractive home
of the former on Oklawaha avenue, in
honor of Miss Josephine Van Bullock
and Mr.. T. S. Trantham, whose mar
rage will be solemnized tonight.
The decorations emphasized the APP
preaching nuptial event and in car
rying out the motifs pink color
scheme was developed. Strings of
hearts caught in the middle with kew
pies, festooned the doorways, bowls of
roses and vases of roses adorned the
rooms and the lights throughout the
house were encased in rose shades.
Adding to the festive scene was the
glow from innumerable lighted
candles with pink shades, and inten-
styling the soft pink color was the
contrasting greenery of asparagus
fern used in the decorations.
The party followed the rehearsal at
the church and the guests included
only the members of the wedding
party, their wives and husbands and
a few close friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Hampton and Mr.. and Mrs. Fishel
with the guests of honor received most
informally, assisted by Mrs. M. Fishel
and Mrs. e. L. Carney. Mrs. Hamp-
ton wore becoming gown of pink,
Mrs. Fishel white embroidered chiffon
with trimmings of black. and Miss
Bullock looked particularly lovely in
an exquisitely fashioned costume of
net over dresden taffeta with old rose
girdle.
At a picturesque booth in the IL
brary, twined with fern and interlaced
with pink bud, Miss Marguerite Por-
ter, Mrs. Maude Blackwell of Gaines
vile. and Mr.. w. I. Evans served re-
freshing punch. As momento of the
occasion, the hostesses presented Miss
Bullock with a booklet containing
newspaper clippings of all the parties
given in her honor since january 9Th,
the date of the announcement of her
engagement and TO remind her of
this particular evening, eacfl guest
was asked to write wish or toast.
Misses Doris hurry and Mary Wyatt
Galbraith saw that the guests COM
piled with the wish OF their hostesses
The booklet was attractively bound,
the front cover hand painted, two
hearts within heart being the design,
and on the front page were kodak
pictures of the honorees.
Music, vocal and victrola, and re-
hearsal of the wedding music added
charm to the hours informally spent
in conversation by those present.
The wedding colors, pink and blue,
were carried out in the dining room
most artistically. The circular table
was covered with handsome cloth
over pink satin and suspended above
from the electrolier was kewpie,
taking birdseye view of a wedding
/ party, which made up the table dec
oratioEs. Roses, leaves and orange
blossoms were strewn in the pathway
of the bride and groom and their at
tendants. In the doorway between
the reception hall and dining room
was a pretty wedding bell. Turkey
salad, in pink rose baskets adorned
with tiny Cupids, heart sandwiches,
tied with pink ribbon, saltines, olives,
pickles, celery, coffee, Baltimore waf-
ers, sailed, almonds and minis were
served. Tulle streamers extended
from the electrolier to the table, ter
minating in a fluffy bow.
! Enjoying the evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fishel besides those mentioned
were: Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Bullock
Gen. Julian Carr, of North Carolina
Misses Music Bullock, Gertie Peyser
Catherine Livingston, Mozelle Burk-
elm, Leila Woods, Minnie Stovall
Mary Connor, Virginia Sistrunk, Mr.
and Mrs. G. e. Ahearn, Mrs. Walter
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Coin, Mr.
and Mrs. d. E. McIver, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Drake, DR.. A. J.. Wilson
Messrs. Max and Charlie Fishel, Har.
ry and Raymond Bullock, NJ L. Mer
shon, ]. B. Sutton, Phil May, Free
Cason, Julian Bullock and Mr.. Garrett
Of Kissimmee.
Cathedral Basket Ball Team to PIa!
Wildcats
Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clocl
at the Camp basketball grounds, tn
Wildcats" will play the basket bal
team of the Cathedral school in On
lando. Much interest is manifested i
the coming game for the local tear
was badly defeated when they went t
Orlando several weeks ago. An &C
mission of Is and % cents will b
charged.
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