The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-20
FOR Mrs. iorriaan

4 For Mrs. Horrigan
Il The beauty Of Mrs. E. M. Howard S
AFTERNOON tea on Friday afternoon,
had the charm and sweetness that
the hostess always has when she is al
Ihome to her friends. Mrs j. j. Horri.
gan Of Savannah was the honor
Iguest.
Bignonia and other pretty flowers
twere the picturesque setting. The
mantle vases were filled with branches
of fruit blossoms. The beautiful vel
low bigonia vine was gracefully drap-
ed over the windows and with the
other pretty flowers, made the house
look most attractive. The guest were
given very cordial greeting at the
front door by Mrs. James Knight, who
was unusually attractive in pearl
gray crepe Decline, and all stopped
and chatted with her for some time
In the reception room, Mrs, Howard.
VIII W0o iOVCly III q WHltS SONh, dIlu
Mrs. Horrigan, who is a stately brun.
Intete, was most charming, wearing q
wonderful black gown with corsage
boquet of violets, received their
guests After lingering with the hos.
ltess and honor guest for while, Mrs
DeHone and Mrs. Emily Green invited
them into the tea room, where love
! ly ice course with hot tea was passed
Mrs. S. T. Sistrunk, who looked sweet
and dainty wearing pretty flowered
vol frock, sat at the tea table, which
was very simply decorated with vases
! of peach blossoms. The young girls
who helped in this room were Misses
Sarah and Jess DeTIone, Virginia
Beckham, Margaret Lloyd, Elsie Hen
ry and dainty little Margaret Stevens.
Mrs. Howard, who is always cordial
and happy hostess, added another af.
lternoon of pleasure to about fifty of
her friends.
AT their very attractive apartment
in the Aberdeen, in Riverside, Jack.
sonville, Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Weathers
entertained at very delightful Valen
tine auction party Saturday night com
lplimenting their guest, Mrs. Halsey,
of Trenton, NJ. There were five
tables of players and all enjoyed the
evening immensely playing auction
progressively. The score cards and
other Appointments of this party
showed the Valentine motif. Follow
| ing the auction games very delicious
lrefreshment course was served. The
| top scores were made by Mrs. Charles
Lloyd and Mr.. Ernest Landrum, who
We're awarded the first prizes.
| Miss Blair Woodrow returned on
Monday from a week end visit with
friends in Gainesville. She was &C
companied home by her friend Miss
Ruth Harvey, of Charleston, S. c., VINO
will again be her guest
/ Mr.. e. L. Price, formerly cashier of
the State Bank of Mcintosh, is now
the cashier of the Bank of Fort. Pierce.
He writes that he is very greatly
pleased with the prospects of that
growing city, which seems extremely
bright.
| Mr.. Price is still one of the direc
tors of the Mcintosh State Bank and
! if no longer his home he will always
regard Marion county as his first love
and elder brother.
/ $3.50
A>small thunder storm visited Mad
ison Thursday night, and one bolt OF
lightning struck DR.. Blaloclz's home
here, tearing up large oak tree in
front of the house, running the tele.
phone wire from the post outside to
where it was grounded, carrying the
house where the wire ran along and
tearing small hole in the roof of the
house This took place half hour
before midnight, but no one in the
house was hurt. Madison correspond
ience in Times Union.
/ $3.50
Little Anne Mills Price arrived in
Ocala last Friday and will make her
permanent home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Mills Price of Boston. She is
being given very warm welcome
be her little sister and brother, Hope
land John Mills Price
Mrs. Richard s.. Hall spent few
days in Jacksonville the past week on
business.