The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-17
FOR Mrs. Hall ana Miss Gain.

Hall looked like a bealfffuf eIo,..
garden Saturday at / O'Clock wha,.
Mrs. Mamie Hall asseubled ra,-
friends for luncheon co honor ba,.
Jauslter-in.iaw. Mrs. Earl Han and
Miss Balm. of Greensboro. N. q the
latter OF whom is the dins6me guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Earl Hail.
Mrs Mamie Hall and the two A..
tractive honor guests met the puastg
most informally in the lobby OF the aa-
tel m
To welcome her guests the hostess
was handsomely sowned in brown and
wore a becoming hat OF brown. with
leather trimmings. while Mrs Eal
was pretty in a becoming hat an,
dress of French blue and brown. Miss.
BAN was most becomingIy gowned Il,
Drown satin and lace When all the
guests had arrived Mrs. Hall myriad
them into the dining room. The lunch.
con table was a dream OF TovaIineas
The yuietide c0l0rs of green and rad
were used And over the table a t,iu
tracery OF asparagus fern vas ar+ist5.
caiiy placed and in vases the tail and
stately pOinseEtias were used IN aer-
feet advantage.
Each place was marked with a hand.
painted place card OF baskets OF earra-
tons. and long stemmed carnatiou
which were the pretty farors OF this
luncheon.
A seTen-c9urse lunch was served in
the following order: Grapefruit. bull
lon. crackers. fish with shoe string no.
tatoes. turkey cranberry Jelly. peas.
mashed potatoes ana asparagus. fruit
salad. ice cream. cake. coffee.
Conversation. repartae and CAV
humor prevailed throughout the lunch
con.
During the last course a pretty
birthday cake, with nineteen lighted
candles. was placed in front OF Mrs
Hall then the secret was out.
Mrs. William Hooker soon arose and
gave the following pretty toast TO the
honor guest:
"0nce upon a time in u not far dis
taut country on the eleventh day of
the twelfth month. there came 4 wee
baby girl to gladden. the hearts OF
fond parents and brothers and sisters.
and because she was TO rule with 4
Sceptre OF Love they called her the
Little Princess.
AS is customary at the birth OF
all royal persoaagas. the fairies came
To bestow their gifts. First. the fairy
OF Untold Wealth who said: Z viii
give her much gold and it shall be
spun into the finest hair and make for
her a lustrous coronet. Then the
fairy of Deep Sea Treasures said: f
will give her my choicest pearls for
teeth" and the Jewel fairy added. She
shall have my rarest rubies for lips
"The Nature fairy said The brown
OF the pine cones of her native state
shall color her eyes and they shall
s-arkIe with the lights and shadows
OF the mountain streams
Other fairies bestowed Charm amt
Music and Art and there was no evil
gift among them. for was not this the
mystic month of December. ruled over
bv good St. Nick. friend and pro-
tector of all little children
In the flllness OF time. many suit
ors came 20 WOO but the heart OF the
Princess was not awakened until at
last there came out OF the South one
or high degree. even an Fart VINO pc
sieged the strong tower of her heart
with all the artiOr of fmpetuous YOUTH
and bore her away willing captive.
m his home among the golden orange
.ravas and sweet scented jasmine and
magnolia flowers.
Here she was again enthronea NJ
rba affections of the Lady Mother and
tbrea stalwart brothers and her reign
has continued aven unto this hoat
,vbap tbe, Lady Mother said: L will oid
M friends come and rejoice with me-
and ioin in feast on this the birth
dav NJ the daughter for when nave
always longed
And to the gentle Lady N"e,is''
our fair hostess. the toast. And theF
NJ, lived happily ever afterwards.
after the toast the health of the sNSo
homer quests was drunk.
The guests who were present 60 al
tov this lovely luncheon given III aoh
- If the two attractive girts were
Ms clarence Camp. Mrs Iaeis C''np'
Ms Anna Holder. Mrs ! =