The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-11-19
SOCIETY
For Mrs. Hugh Futch

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Despite the extreme cold weather
yesterday, all these invited by Mrs.
Raiford Simmons and her daughter,
/ Mrs. Leverette Futch, to meet their
house guest, Mrs Hugh Futch, of st.
Petersburg, came and spent one of
the most enjoyable afternoons of the
season.
Mrs Simmons and Mrs. Futch en-
tertained their guests at the Woman's
Club. The guests upon arriving at
the club house, were greeted with a
beautiful fairy1and of palms, ferns,
bamboo and vases of red flowers.
Around the entire room and en- the
window curtains was thin tracery
of soft asparagus. Never before has
the club looked prettier.
In the front CT the club rooms was
placed the tea table, which was GEN.
tered with large bowl of bright red
dahlias and ferns, and a silver candle
stick with red tapers. The table was
| laid with lovely tea cloth and
silver service, and from this table was
served the tea.
| Grouped around this tea table were
the ten card tables, and from three
thirty until five a spirited game of auc-
ton was enjoyed
At five the cards were put away and
the table was spread with dainty
covers, and an attractive ice course
was enjoyed. The card players were
jtnied by many friends of the two
hostess who do not play cards. All
! during the serving of the refresh
ments Mrs. H. NJ. Hampton and Miss
Music Bullock gave extremely pretty
vocal numbers, and little Misses Mar
garet Hooker and Mary Carolyn Logan
gave a pretty Dutch folk dance
Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Futch were
assisted in entertaining their guests
by Mrs. Paul Simmons, Mrs. Harry
Walters, Mrs. T. H. johnson, and a
pretty group of the young girls passed
the refreshments. They were Misses
Elizabeth and Ethel Horne, Callie
Gisendaner, Kit Davis, Lois Living.
ston and Jess DeHon.
Mrs. Futch received her guests in
an exquisite gown of brown trimmed
in beads and velvet. Mrs. Simmons
was in gray with dark blue trimmings
and Mrs. Hugh Futch, the honor guest.
was very pretty in navy blue with a
soft drapery Of blue lace and trim
mings of silver lace. Her hat was Of |
lovely black velvet.
Delightful Program Saturday
At Woman's Club
There will be "a most pleasing and
delightful program at the Woman's
Club on Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Fred Hooker, who is a talented read
er, is on the program. Mrs. H. M.
Hampton will give selection from
Madam Butterfly, and Mrs. Louis Du-
val will read synopsis Of the opera.
There will be other interesting num-
bers also. There will be no regular
meeting, but an informal reception for
the new members will be held. It is
hCped that as many members as DOS
sible can be present A very enjoyable
time is assured all those who are
present.
Mrs Harry Walters will entertain
number of her friends on Saturday at
a delightful little card party to be Civ
en- in honor of Mrs. Hugh Futch of
st. Petersburg.
Mrs. Annie Van Deman will leave on
Wednesday for Jacksonville to spend
a couple of days with friends.
Mrs. VIM. Hooker had as her guest
for Thursday and Friday her sister,
Mrs. e. H. Mote, of Leesburg. and her
two guests, Mrs. John Hansbrough of
Tampa and Miss Savarese of Savan-
nah.'
Miss White, who has been visiting
friends and relatives at her former
home in Nashville. Tenn, returned on