The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-22
For a Popular Bride


max of the social functions, was the
honor guest at a number of parties
during the week.
Because she has been so faithful
and such good worker in. the Epis-
copal Guild, they felt it SPECIAL de-
light to honor her, so on Monday aft
ernoon instead of having regular
meeting, they had party, with Miss
Harriss as the honoree. The party
was held at the home of Mrs. F. T..
Schneider. The time was spent III
"just chatting and late in the aft
ernoon refreshments were served.
Rev. ]. J. Neighbor, rector of the
church, in his usual happy manner,
made a speech and presented to Miss
Harriss (now Mrs. MARTINI beauti-
full tray, which was a token of love
from the members of the Guild.
Again on Tuesday this popular
bride was the central figure at par
ty a "heart party" which proved
very appropriate. The hostess at this
party was Mrs. j. K. Dickson, who en-
tertained the bridal party and few
additional friends. Her house was
gaily decorated with many bright col
ored flowers, and there were two ta-
bles placed in the living room and
from eleven until twelve hearts were
played At noon Mrs. Dickson, as
sisted by Mrs. Hariss, served beau
tiful two course lunch. The honor
guest was presented with most ex-
quisite candy jar.
Mrs. r. S. Hall who was the pretty
matron of honor at the Martin-Harriss
wedding on Thursday night, compli-
mented at the Temple with picture
show party the bride and her bridal
party. Mrs. Van Deman, aunt OF the
bride, Mrs. Ravenelle, mother of the
groom, and Mrs. Clarence Mitchell
Tucker, herself pretty bride of only
few weeks. The guests first enjoyed
the pictures, after which they went
to the Court Pharmacy, where special
refreshments were served.
One of the very loveliest of The
many parties given during the week
for Miss Harriss was the dancing par
ty on Tuesday night, when Mr.. and
Mrs. Allison Wartmann entertained
about fifty of their friends.
The entire lower floor had been
converted into ball room, and was
simply decorated with profusion of
pink and white dahlias.
The pretty little sun parlor had
also. been converted into beauty
spot by the addition of many ferns.
Great quantities of pink and white
dahlias also met ones vision.
The happy dancers were interrupt
ed about eleven o'clock, when Mrs.
Wartmann, assisted by Mrs. Fred
Hooker and Mrs. Order Perkins, sery-
ed refreshments of cream and cake.
After this favors were passed, these
consisting of noise-makers and con-
| fetti, and from then on there was
much fun and merriment.
All during the evening most deli
cious punch was enjoyed by the dane
ers. Mrs. Wartmann received her
guests wearing dainty frock OF pink.
The honor guest wore a wondrously
pretty creation of blue satin and geor-
gette, with hand embroidery of white,
and was stunning looking.
Miss Stringfellow of Jacksonville
who is dainty blonde, wore pretty
| frock of pale blue and was indeed q
picture. She was one of the bellies
| of this party.
Miss Mary Martin of Charleston
wore an effective dress of white satin
with an overdrapery of American
beauty georgette, which shaded into
pale pink. This color was decided
ly becoming to her brunette style Of
| beauty.
Mrs. John Rayenelle, mother of the
dress with jet trimmings.
Mrs. Harriss, the brides mother
wore a simple dress of white with a
glimmer of blue about it.
At midnight the guests departed for
home after having had most enjoy
able time with Mr.. and Mrs. Wart.
mann, who are indeed experienced
entertainers, they having left nothing
undone for the pleasure of the guests
On Wednesday night, after the wed
/ on,