The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-05-28
SOCIETY
Miss stripIino showered

Miss Ellen Stripping was bewitch
ingly pretty on Wednesday afternoon,
wearing a gown of white net and
white picture hat. when she was
again the honor guest 2t lovely par
~. Mrs. W. II. Chambers and Mrs.
Edw Morgan were the cordial host
.ses. entertaining at the home OF
Mrs T. +. Bridges. where Mrs. Cham
lces makes her home.
IN the living room, where the guests
we're given most gracious welcome,
sXqulsite hoses. Easter lilies and
g'adiolas uf every variety and color
we're artistically arranged, permeating
~ air with their fraeUnce. In lit
tfa COW corner. which was guarded
av Dan Cupid their was arranged
: .Eetty punch table, and as the guests
.lrived Mrs T. II. Johnson and Mrs.
+. Carney served them with punch.
During the afternoon Mrs L. f.
-utch and Mrs. II. VI. Hampton gave
-eral vocal solos which were very
Hch enjoyed
~ about five O'Clock when 1t was
thought all guests had arrived there
a loud rap at the door and upon
eusulng. Il was found TO be only the
- imam. but he held a large package
-1 ~ given to Miss Stripping. and Of
curse this told its own story. The
'aaios were given her surprise
shower.
ION. me. isn't that the sweetest
I'd daintest camisole you ever saw
in your life? And just look at all
MS lingere. cut glass and things
isn't IL enough TO make a girl lose her
cad and get married." There were
INST a few Of the ramarks made when
Miss Stripping managed 10 get her
0arcel post package opened. After
te shower excitement was over. Mrs
chambers and Mrs. Morgan, assisted
y Mrs. Hampton. Mrs. Bridges, Miss
IS Helen Jones and Callie Gissen-
6aner served their guests to cream
and cake. and green and white minis
The bride idea was also carried out
IN the refreshment as the cream was
frozen in hearts and were mounted
with the cutest little supid. Those
who were present 10 enjoy this pretty
party besides the honor guest were
Mrs. W. w Stripping. Mrs. r. E. Bird
ges. Mrs Allen Walkley. Mrs. Paul
Simmons. Mrs. Robert Anderson. Jr..
>. y. y.
son, Mrs. l.. y. Green. Mrs. J. B. Hor.
rel. Mrs. f. L. Carney, Mrs. Anna
Holder. Mrs. T. II. Johnson. Mrs Har-
~ Walters, Mrs. w d. Tompkins,
Mrs. y. r. Dehon. Mrs. s. T. Than.
than. Misses Elizabeth and Kit Davis.
Sue Moore. Caroline Harriss. Marion
Dewey. Callie Gissendaner. Helen
Jones. Fay Lange. Irene Tompkins.
Mabel Meffert. Alice Bullock. Sara
Dehone and Marguerite Porter.
Golf Season for 1890 Closes Sunday
The Ocala Country Club will close
sunday after an unusually pleasant
season. and will remain closed until
early next fall.
There have been more players on
the golf course during the past season
than ever before in the history of the
club. and many have been the de. !
lightful games of golf enjoyed by the
players at different times during the /
season Just closing.
The play for the Gillespie Gun. |
which has been an annual event Az
the club for years until INTERRUPTED
by the war. was resumed this season
adm this tournament was nlaved no.
Gently. and resulted. in the cup being
won by Mr.. J. N. Thomas. who win
keep IT for 2. year or until some other
PLAYER wrests IL from him.
yesterday afternoon Mr. L. w. Du-
WI defeated Mr.. J. NJ. Thomas 3 I'D
Tor the FOrd-Birdsey cup. thus ending
the tournaments for the season.
The Lake Weir Home of
Mr.. J. G. Leae Sold
recent sale at Lake Weir was
that of the home OF Mr. and Mrs. J.
@. Lege to Mr.. Helmer, prominent
citizen of Atlanta.
The Lege home is situated on the
high bluff of Woodmar. south of Pal
metto cottage, the former Chazal
place.
Mr.. Helmer and family expect to
occupy their lakeside home a portion
of every year and will be welcome
additions 10 the citizenship of the