The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-17
Brides and 5rides-Elect Center Of
Attraction i'm CcaIa

Attraction in OcaIa
d Beautiful brides and brides elect were
the center Of attraction at two very
enjoyable parties in OcaIa last week
that rounded out the social calendar
on Friday and Saturday afternoons.
Miss Helen Jones, whose marriage
took place quietly Wednesday after
noon, was complimented on Friday by
Mrs. E. L. Carney at a charming tea.
Sharing honors with Miss Jones was
Mrs. Richard s. Hall, Jr., as pretty
little bride of last June. Both Miss
Jones and Mrs. Hall were prettily
gowned in summer frocks. the former
in blue organdie and the latter in pale
yellow chiffon and in their brunette
and blonde loneliness made a beauti-
full picture. Receiving with them and
the hostess was Miss Winnie Flippen.
of Nashville, the pretty guest of Miss
Jones.
Mrs. Carney's home was made very
dItAd CtAVO Wy bAC use u many PoAAAos
ferns and cut flowers and in her usual
cordial manner she made her guests
feel perfectly at home and all enjoyed
a pleasant hour together.
A musical program of songs by Miss
Isabelle Davis, Mrs. Leverett Futch
and Miss Music Bullock were an addi-
tional pleasure that Mrs. Carney pro-
vided.
On the front veranda punch was
served by Miss Caroline Harriss, a
bride elect of October, and by Miss
Nettie Camp, who is to be one of Miss
Harriss' bridesmaids. '
Others receiving during the after
noon were group of pretty girls, who
are leaving soon for college. the new
ministers wives, Mrs. White and Mrs.
Creason and several visitors, Mrs.
Chambers and daughter, Mrs. Faulk-
ner, both of Jacksonville and two of
our newest residents. Mrs. Philip Muir
ply and Mrs. Wade Dumas.
Assisting in entertaining the guests
were Mrs. H. C. Jones, Mrs. H. M.
hampton, Mrs. J. G. Johnson, Mrs. G.
S. Scott. Mrs. J. H. Taylor, Mrs. J. G..
Perkins, Miss Mary Burford. Mrs. R.
G. Blake and Mrs. T. s. Trantham.
Late in the afternoon an ice course
and cake was served by the T. A. G.
girls and several others sof the young
er girls.
The following afternoon, Saturday,
Mrs. H. M. Hampton entertained at
another pretty tea for the two brides
elect-Miss Harriss and Miss Jones
and Mrs. Hall received with them.
Despite the fact that 1t stormed dur.
ing the greater part of the tea hour
the guests all found their way to Mrs.
Hampton's attractive home and spent
the time delightfully."- together and the
more informally than they otherwise
would have.
After being served to punch by
Misses Nettie Camp and Agnes Bur-
ford on the front veranda the, ladies
all found seats in the living room and
the on the verandas and part OF the
time was spent hemming dish towels
for the two brides and while the nim-
BILE fingers worked Mrs. Futch, Miss
Music Bullock and Mrs. Manley sang
number of charming selections in
the music room. which were listened
to with a great deal of pleasure.
Mrs. Carney. Mrs Harriss, Mrs.
Jones and Mrs. Woods assisted Mrs.
Hampton at her tea and the refresh
ment course was served at six-thirty
by Misses Elizabeth and Meme Davis.
Nina Camp and Carita Camp Sue
Moore, Marian Dewey and Onie Cha
zal
AS a SOD venir of this very delightful
tea the hostess presented TO Miss Har
riss and Miss Jones electric toasters
with which to begin their housekeep-
! ing experiences. Each gift was ac-
complained by a poem" containing
much good advice ESPECIALLY for the
two men concerned in these we'd
dings).
Rotes in Gainesville
Blue skies and moderate breezes,
with an atmosphere of congenialiiy
and a determination to mako tire best
of a good time, combined to make a
decided success of yesterdays Rotary
picnic at Palm Point. when large
number of Rotarianettes from Ocala
and Palatka Joined the local contin-
gent for an afternoon and evening of
/ jollity.
| Mrs. ]. F. Burnett and Mrs. C. J.