The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-11
PRETTY PARTY FOR
TWO PRETTY GIRLS

A lovely affair of yesterday was
the afternoon tea at which Mrs. E. T.
Carney, always perfect hostess, en-
tertained deliberately al her hospi-
table home on Oklawaha avenue. COM
plimenting Miss Helen Jones, a bride
elect of Sept. 18th. and Mrs. r. s.
Hall Jr., recent bride. The Carney
home was never more attractive than
on this occasion, each room being it.
sci fan artistic setting for the beau
TRULY gowned guests attending.
Mrs. MI. FL. Stovall received the
guests on the front veranda and cor
daily invited them into the screened
porch. which had been converted into
veritable conservatory, by a. pro-
fusion of cut flowers, in red and
yellow zinnias and Russian sunfiow-
ers. Potted plants also gave an add
ed beauty and comfortable settes and
rugs added comfort.
From this lovely bower punch was
served by Miss Caroline Harriss. a
charming bride-elect and Miss Nettie
Camp, a debutante of the coming
season.
/. Passing into the reception hall.
Mrs. I'll. c.. Jones, mother of the hon
Gree and Mrs. J. C. johnson received
the guests, Mrs. H. M. Hampton pre-
senting them to the receiving line.
which was formed in the drawing
room. Composing the line were the
hostess, Mrs. Carney. wearing a be-
coming afternoon toilette, Mrs. r. s.
Hall Jr. and Miss Helen Jones. the
honorees. Receiving with them was
Miss Winifred Flippen of Tennessee.
guest of Miss Jones. This trio of
lovely young ladies all wore exquisite
costumes.
Mrs. John Fl. Taylor directed the
guests into the library, where Miss
Mary Burford presented them to a
receiving line of college girls, who
We're Misses Agnes Burford. Stella,
Nina and Carita Camp, Sara Dehon
and Kathleen Leitner. Mrs. Order
Perkins assisted i'm entertaining i'm the
library. Mrs. G. S. Scott directed the
guests into the dining room, where
they were greeted by Mrs. Creson,
Mrs. White, Mrs. Chambers Sr. and
Mrs. Faulkner. Each of these rooms
made beautiful picture with their
dainty color scheme of pink and Law
endar dahlias, and in the library with
It's profusion of flowers Mrs. Order
Perkins assisted in entertaining.
The dining table was beautifully
adorned with Cluny lace and Ma
deira embroidered cloth, conferred with
Dresden basket filed with pink and
layendar dahlies and plumosa fern.
Pink wedding bells draped with
plumosa fern decorated the chande-
IlerMisses Ethel Horne, Kathleen
Lelfner. Loureen Spencer. Katherine
Pyles and Mildred Bullock served
white cake and pink cream. The en-
tire house was artisticalIy DECORATED
with baskets and vases of pink and
white garden flowers.
Mrs. t. S. Trantham stood in the
rear hall. Mrs. G. S. Scott met and
introduced the visitors to Mrs. Du-
mas, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Chambers
Sr and Mrs. Faulkner, who stood in
an alcoye of the reception hall. Mrs.
X. 9. Blake asked the ladies to the
spacious porches. where comfortably
seated they enjoyed the delightful
musical program given by the fol-
lowing talented musicians: Mrs. L.
z. Futeh, Mrs. J. H. Taylor, Misses
Isabel Davis, Music and Mildred Bull
lock.
Over a hundred guests called dur
ing the afternoon to enjoy Mrs. Car
ney's hospitality and to extend their
best wishes HI The popular honoreesI