The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-30
Delightful Card party

Delightful Card Party
When all this s.dutiI world IS
aglow with birds and blossoms, and
when the heart overflows with the
glad sight of natures emerald setting,
what more fitting season than the glad
springtime for giving a party; and
what could be a more delightful mode
of entertaining. than around the card
tables playing that game of which one
never tires auction.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Harry
Borland and Mrs. Frank Logan two of
Ocala's most popular young matrons
entertained number of their friends
at the home of the former Mrs Bor-
land received her guests wearing a
lovely pale blue organdie and Mrs.
Logan was as dainty as could be in
an organdie of pale lavender. The
home was transformed into veritable
spring garden There were flowers
of all descriptions. The stately Easter
lilies were used in the living room,
there were vases of larkspur, honey.
suckle, roses. pansies, violets and
sweet peas. There were seven tables
of players who enjoyed spirited
game for couple of hours. Mrs. Fred
Hooker turned in the largest score
and was given for her skill lovely
pair of silk stockings, Mrs. l.. G. Ket
chum had second highest and she was
given pretty pack of cards. During
the afternoon, in coy corner Of the
reception hall, orange punch was serv-
CD During refreshments the card
players were joined by number d:
ladies. These two hostesses, assisted
by Misses Mary Carolyn Logan and
Margaret Hooker. served an ice course
with candy and nuts. This was one
OF the lovliest Of the spring parties.
Those playing cards were: Mrs.
Harry Walters. Mrs. William Hooker
Mrs. Fred Hooker. Mrs. Harry Dozier,
Mrs. o. E. Cox, Mrs. Allison Wart-
man, Mrs. Blackshear. Mrs. L. G. Ket-
chum, Mrs. Mildly Lloyd. Mrs, Harvey
Clark, Mrs. Albert Gerig, Mrs. J. j.
Gerig, Mrs. Ed. Smith. Mrs. E. L.
Scott. Mrs. ]. H. Taylor, Mrs. Trusten
Drake, Mrs. George Ford. Mrs. L. ].
knight, Miss Annie Davis, Mrs. Saxon
Wolf. Mrs. Loverett Futch, Miss Fay
Lang. Miss Alice Bullock, Mrs. E. I.
Carney, Mrs D. s. Woodrow. Mrs. w.
H. Henry, Miss Emily sStotesbury and
Mrs. O. r. Berger.
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Mrs. Clarence Camp left Tuesday
afternoon for Franklin, Va, to be
present at the wedding of her cousin,
Miss May Camp, and Mr.. Walker U.
Webster, which was a very brilliant
event taking place last night. Before
returning home Mrs. Camp will visit
for few days with relatives in Nor
folk. Suffolk and Wheelerville, Va.
she expects to be away about ten
days.
MIR. Lee Miller went up to Jackson
Vile Tuesday afternoon to spend a few
days on business mission.
Mrs. Lester Lucas has been spend
ing the past week in Jacksonville Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. w. o. Mente,
and other relatives.
Mr.. r. G.. Camp LETT Sunday after
noon for Atlanta and Wilmington. n.
b. on business, and yesterday went
over to Franklin. Va, to attend the
wedding last night OF Miss May
camp and Mr.. Walker u. Webster.
Mr.. Leroy Cappleman, who has
been spending the pa few weeks
with his parents at their country
home near Ocala left Tuesday after
noon for Washington and New York
son business.
Mr.. Charles X. Sage, mead Of the
W.sO. w. in Florida, attended the an
nual meeting OF the district organiza-
ton. in Jacksonville on Monday
While in jacksonville Mr.. Sage was
an, <r,.oSf IF rnfnfivoS
On Tuesday sight, at her lovely
home on Lake Weir avenue. Mrs. Z. a.
Osborne. who has taken such a won
derful interest in the professional and
business girls club. entertained them
with a delightful party. A very inter
esting and amusing contest had been
arranged for. and this kept the girls
busy for quite q while. Miss Evelyn
Matter was the lucky guesser and she
was given boz Of candy. After the