The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-02-25

son, of Dewsbury, England, are home
from wonderfully enjoyable three
days motor trip to Eustis, Clermont.
Orlando. Kissimmee, Lakeland, Winter
Haven, Lake Wales and Mountain
Lake
Mrs. Edmund Armstrong Enter
tanned in Tampa
Mrs. Edmund Armstrong, of New
York, who is spending the winter in
Belleview was the charming honoree
at delightful card party given by
her sister, Mrs. Edmund B. Quinby,
at her pretty bungalow on South Da-
kota avenue, Tuesday afternoon
Vases of poinsettias and smilax bright
ened the rooms where a number of
Interesting games were played. The
highest score in bridge was made by
Mrs. J. L. Turner, who was presented
with pair of Japanese candlesticks
of wood, hand painted. The prize for
500, an old rose colored incense burn
er, was given to Mrs. Chas. Gist. The
consolation prizes, ivory lucky charm
pendants, went to Mesdames Geo.
Lassman and L. F. Pallardy.
After the game salad course with
accessories. ice cream and cake, crys-
tali1ad .r;uuts,. a ,,l ,,,i,,te, xyxa,.e, corxrad
by the hostess, assisted by Mesdames
L. F. Turner, Annie Edwards and M.
Hardness.
Centering the dining table on a glass
reflector, stood cut glass basket fill
ed with red hibiscus, and punches of
cherries mingled with asparagus fern.
The handle was tied with red white
and blue maline At the four corners
crystal candlesticks held burning red
candles.
AFTER the refreshments were served
a number of vocal selections were
rendered to the great delight of the
guests, by Mrs. Armstrong, who was
former student of New England Con-
servatory of Music, and who possesses
a beautiful voice. Mrs. Robert Nunez
accompanied Mrs Armstrong Tam
pa Times.
Mrs. Rountree Honor Guest
At Dinner
Mrs. J. w. Rountree Marie Won
Engelken) of Waterloo. Iowa, was
complimented by her mother. Mrs. L..
n. Won Engelken at very attractive
dinner party last Saturday night at
six o'clock at the Harrington Hall
hotel.
Places for sixteen were laid at a.
large table in the Harrington dining
room. The place cards and the table
decorations were. done in patriotic.
George Washington designs, which
were very cleverly and uniquely used.
With the red, white and blue motifs,
white roses and ferns were used as
the central decoration of the table
Seated at the table, were Mrs. Won
Engelken, Mrs. Rountree, Mrs. E. L..
Carney, Miss Bullock, Mrs. William
Hooker, Mrs. F. r. Hooker, Mrs. L.
w. Duval, Mrs. E. T. Helvenston, Mrs.
H F. Watt, Mrs. T. s. Trantham,
Mrs. r. N. Dosh. Mrs. Harry Walters,
Mrs. J. T. Lancaster, Miss Adele Bit
finger. Miss Mcdowell and Miss
Livingston.
The dinner was attractively served
in seven courses and was greatly en-
loved by the guests, who not only en-
joyed to the fullest the dinner but
also the pleasure of being with for
mer popular Ocala girl.
After dinner Mrs Won Engelken and
her guests attended the Temple thea
ter
Mrs: Carney and Miss Bullock as
sisted Mrs. Won Engelken at her din
ner party.
Monday night Misses Eloise Henry
entertained the "A Club girls and q
few other friends at their regular
weekly auction game. The speciai
guest Of honor was Miss Katharine
Wilheit, of Washington, Ga, the az
tractive guest of Miss Henry MISS
blair Woodrow won the prize ana
from eight to eleven o'clock this
group of young ladies had most en-
ioyable time together. Another small
social affair recently enjoyed by
number of the girls of this young
set and their visiting guests was 2
..moovien party last Saturday aI'er-
noon at which Miss Sue Moore was
After ENJOYING Con-