The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-26

SahuteS gave SOFT glow to the beau
tiful setting of the well appointed
table. The places for the guests were
marked with small boutonnieres made
OF bonbons which also carried cut the
color motif.
A seven course luncheon was sery.
ed.-Leesburg items in Tribune.
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Mrs. Walters Entertains~
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Hugh
futch. of st. Petersburg, the guest of
Mrs. Leverett Futch, was the honor
guest at a very lovely party, given by
Mrs Harry Walters.
Mrs. Walters pretty home on Okla
waha avenue was very attractive for
this party and in the living room
where the three card tables were ar
ranged pink and white roses were
used effectively. Cards were played
from three until five when Mrs. Wal
ters assisted by her mother, Mrs. John
son and Mrs. Clifford Aver served the
guests to a lovely little supper of
chicken salad, toasted sandwiches,
nuts, pickles. waters with hot choco-
late. Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Raiford
Simmons joined the card players for
supper.
To Miss Marion Dewey for her skill
as the best player and to Mrs. Futch
the homer guest, Mrs. Walters gave
pink and blue correspondence cards.
Those who enjoyed Mrs Walters
hospitality on Saturday were: Mrs.
Paul Simmons, Mrs. E. G. Peek, Mrs.
Allison Wartman. Mrs. Leverett Futch,
Mrs. Edmund Martin. Mrs. Charles
Chazal, Mrs. Ardis Waterman, Misses
Mamie, Taylor Marion Dewey, Dorothy
Schrieber, Abel Bittinger and Mrs.
Hugh Futch, the honor guest.
Miss Ella Mendenha1l and Mrs. Men.
denhall. who have been making Lees
burg their home for several years left
the first of the week for Tampa to
srend several weeks Miss MendenhaFt
intends to leave Tampa for some west
ern state where she will probably
spend the winter. Their many friends
here regret their removal and hope
that they may decide to return at
some future time-Leesburg CONNER
cial. Miss Ella Mendenhall was prin-
cipal of the North Ocala primary
school in Ocala for several years.
A delightful little informal tea in
Jacksonville during the week was the
one given en- Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Gay c. Livingston, in honor of
her mother. Mrs. ]. W. Pearson, who
is spending the winter with her daugh-
ter. 1t was a surprise party given in
honor of Mrs. Parsons birthday. and
the invitation list included quite
number of the honor guests. former
Ocala friends, who are now making
Jacksonville their home.
Mrs. B. A. Weathers has gone to
Jacksonville to spend couple OF
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. George
Ford Mr.. Weathers joined his wife
for Thanksgiving day.
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Mrs Lulu Stanley has returned from
Jacksonville where she spent couple
of weeks with her two daughters, MRS.
Arthur Clark and Mrs. Claude kreger'
Mrs Stanley was accompanied home
nv her other daughter, Mrs w. l.
Evans The friends of Mrs. Evans
will be glad to learn that she is SLOW
" recovering from recent severe sur
gical operation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Johnson enter
tanned a number of their fr1ends at
their home in Bungalow park, Satur-
day evening. The evening was spent
in delightfully."- informal fashion, anu
at a late hour delicious refreshments
were served the guests, who were:
Mr.. and Mrs. A.~A. Corcoran. Mr. ana
Mrs. F. D Wattles, Jr., and Mrs. Rich
ard Insraham. Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Long
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Terrell, MRS.
Weldon Henley. Mr.. and Mrs. Goode
NJ. Query and J. c. McCrocklin.-Pa-
latka items in Times-Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. F w. Lloyd are enter
tanned as their guests. Miss Margaret
How'd. a most charming girl from
Suffolk. Va.-Quincy items in Times
Union. Miss LLOYD has recently COM
pleted a delightful visit in Ocala with
her brother, Mr. M. w. Lloyd and fam