The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-04-15
- and Mrs. Dickson Celebrate
~ = wedding Anniversary

E1fteenth Wedding Anniversary
Last Friday
rr;day. April the eighth was the
..s,,;nq anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs.
fK dickson. OF this city, their mar
$50 having been beautiful event
..,;n9 Mace fifteen years ago at the
80 If the BRIDE in Asheville, n. G.
-, haupv anniversary was most
ss.,,tifully celebrated by Mr.. and Mrs
n;ckson Friday afternoon at their at
....t;vo home on OckIawaha avenue,
han tbey entertained their friends
=, very charming reception. In the
s..or,tions Of this pretty home the
s.,ra color motif. pink and white, and
s. nearly as possible the same kind
3. fIowers and the same arrangements
were used that were used at their
uadding fifteen years ago.
M and Mrs Dickson received their
..,ests in the living room and stand
inc with them was their only child.
dainty little Miss Elizabeth Dickson
also the Presbyterian minister, Rev.
.rraason and Mrs. Creason. The hosts
1910 the recipients of many beautiful
,,d tapuv good wishes from all their
f,;ands who called during the after
non "a nav their respects to them on
t.e occasion OF their wedding ami
versary.
The punch table was decorated Win
mink flowers and maidenhair fern and
Was an the east porch Mrs J. J
Gerig and Mrs. Maude Horne reeeiv-
Id the guests on the porch and the
nunch table was presided over by Mrs
rvaIter Preer and Mrs. j. w. Dumas
me firstsl1our and by Mrs. L. J knight
and Mrs. L. M. Murray the second
hour.
1T the front door Mrs. E. L. Carney
greeted the guests and asked them in
~ the living room, where the hosts
raeaived them. IN this room Mrs.
annie vanDeman and Mrs. r. G. Blake
were assisting. In the decorations or
fhis room Easter lilies were used xe-
clusiveIy and on two pedestals leading
from the living room into the dining
room were placed tall vases OF Easter
lilies. in which gIowed tiny electric
LIGHTS. the effect being unusually at
tractive and unique.
In the dining room Mrs. 8. A. stan
ley and Miss Annie Davis were pre-
siding and serving the pink and white
ices. pink and white cakes and minis
we're Misses Irene Tompkins and
Katharine and Lois Livingston.
The serving table was attractively
adorned with a handsome lace cloth.
the centerpiece being a low bowl OF
pink roses and ferns and at each end
Of the table were pink candles in pref
u candlesticks and on the mantel and
siieboard we're also bowls and vases
Of pink roses. that were both beauti-
full and fragrant.
During the receiving hours an en-
joyabIe musical program was render
Cd BY Mrs. Bland Ware, Mrs. c. E.
Winston, Miss Music Bullock and Mrs.
Il Il Futch.
Mr.. Dickson presented his wife with
baby grand piano as an anniversary
and they also received quite a number
Of ether appropriate gifts from friends
and relatives.
Mr. J. s. Pearson after spending the
winter and spring in OcaIa as has
been his custom for number of years
leaves next week for New York and
On the Is will sail for Europe to
spend the summer, most of which he
VIII enjoy at his old home in Scot
land.
Robert = Burford. IT., spent few
aays the past week in Ocala. guest
o MS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. A.
Bursord.
sn@~
MT and Mrs. u G. Bats are enter
AIMING at their home on Watnla
Mreef Mr. Bats sister from Georgia.
oae came to see her nephew. Mr..
oeofse Bats. who continues quite i'll.
II and Mrs William Wolff. who
eesnfly sold their home on WatuIa
s''eet expect 70 soon move to the
a'''ne q Mrs. Georgia Newson1 on
M hing avenue. where they have
A7a apartments. w
$50 80
= and Mrs. Ben Tedd sand their
e spent Sunday in ocala, guests Of
fodd's mother and sister Mrs.