The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-12-09
Mrs. Rheinauer 1t Home

Mrs. Rheinauer At Home
One Of he very largest and pref
test parties given in Ocala during
the winter was the autcion and rock
party given on Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. C. Rheinauer at her winter
home on Fit King Avenue.
This beautiful home is so nicely
arranged for large parties and is one
of the very loveliest in the city, on
Wednesday she had very pretty ar
rangement of lovely pink roses and
pink japonicas in the reception hall
and drawing room, and these pretty
flowers we're also used ON the punch
table. The rooms were all bright and
cherry with many vases of red roses
and poinsettias (the Christmas now
err and so appropriate for this season
of the year.
AS the guests arrived they were
given a most cordial welcome by Mrs.
Anna Holder and Mrs E. L. Carney
who invited them into the reception
room where the hostess was receiv-
ing. After few words with Mrs.
Rheinauer, Mrs. l. Fl. Won Engelken
served delicious punch. and this was
also served all during the games.
When all had arrived, attractive
score cards were passed by Mrs. G..
S. Scott and Mrs W. S. Bullock, and
after the tables were found a couple
Eof progressions We're played There
were twelve tables Of auction and
three of rock. Mrs Hartzgoog the
guest of Mrs T. H Johnson won the
! first prize at rock and Mrs. r. J..
Anderson, Jr-, at auction. they were
both given pretty desk lights. Mrs.
70. r. Tydings and Mrs. Mayfield OF
/ Illinois were awarded the BOBBY priz-
es pretty boxes of linen handkerchiefs.
Misses Ethel Horne, Sidney Cullen
and Edith Edwards, assisted Mrs.
Rheinauer in serving a three course
] supper
IN Compliment to Mrs. Leigh
/ Mrs. Sam Leigh, now of Jackson
vile, but who was formerly a popular
Ocala matron. who is spending a
short while in our city on a visit
1 to friends, has been beautifully enter
tanned by number of her friends.
/ Last Friday afternoon Mrs. B. F.
Condor entertained as a special COM
pliment to her. and on Monday after
noon Mrs. F. ] Theus was the hostess
st pleasant party given in her honor.
Both parties, the guests played the
game Of the hour. auction. and both
afternoons with Mrs Leigh sped too
fast.
The principal color scheme at both
1saEt ties was that of green and red
which reminds one that the holiday
season IS nearly here.
After the games. the prizes were
given Mrs. J. H Walters won first
prize and Miss Mabel Mefert BOBBY
at Mrs, Condon's party and Mrs. E. G.
Peek and Mrs. S. T. Trantham were
the prize winners at the party given
By Mrs. Theus. Mrs. Leigh was given
pretty gifts as reminder of two very
pleasant afternoons spent in oeaIa
where she was so popular.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Weihe and sons.
Frederick and Theodore. arrived from
Newport News, Va, and are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. B.
Weihe. and brother, DR.. K. j. Weihe.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Weihe viii be pleased to learn that
they are going to remain in Florida.
Mr.. Weihe has been connected with
Hull e Hull. the leading optometrists
in Newport News for the last four
years and successfully passed the
Florida State Board examination held
here last June Mr.. Weihe is now
looking for a location and expects
soon to be practicing his profession.
Mrs. r. A. Burford has returned
home from series Of visits, first she
was the guest of her daughter, Miss
Agnes Burford. who is student at
Randolph Macon at Lynchburg. vIr-
ginia. She then visited her sisters
in Troy. Alabama. and also visited in
Birmingham. Alabama. at the home
Of her SON. Mr.. R. A. Burford, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Walker are at
home again from pleasant visit at
Okeechobee where they were the
guests Of Mrs Walkers sister.
Mrs Allan Walkley and her little
daughter. Margaret Anne. after
ch<xr@ visit with friord0 IN Tart-crx~