The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-12-16
Beautiful Party

Beautiful Party
Tpesday night the beautiful home
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp was the
eene Of lovely party, when they en-
Iartained quite a number of their,
iIiends.
a delightful manner of spending the
evening was that Of playing auction.
The six tables were placed in three
rooms on the lower floor, and in these
rooms there were roses, beautiful
roses everywhere, pink, red and white
ones.
Al spirited contest was started at
once, bidding running high, and ex-
tremely high scores were made. After
the six progressiOns were made scores
were totaied and it was found that
Miss Margaret Lloyd and Mr.. Frank
Harris, Jr., held the highest. The for
mer was given an exquisite hand
made towel, and the latter a hand
made handkerchief. For winning
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such a small score, Mr.. Robert Mac.
Kay was given pretty pack of cards.
AT eleven o'clock tie guests were.
invited into the dining room and
breakfast room and seated around
tables enjoyed delicious supper.
profusion of radiant roses made
the pretty tables more lovely than
ever. These baskets of roses were
surrounded by silver candle sticks.
holding pretty blue tapers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Camp were assisted
as hosts by their youngest son. Mank
and by their two nieces, Misses Stella
and Nina Camp.
After refreshments were served
dancing was enjoyed for while. After
this the guests departed for their
homes having spent very pleasant
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Camp.
This party gave much pleasure to
Mr., and Mrs. R. S. Hail. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norton Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
i Anderson. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Mildly
Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Martin,
MI. and Mrs. Parker Painter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Clark, Misses Stella and
Nettie Camp, Miss Margaret Lloyd.
Mss Mary Burford, Mr.. Joe Borden,
NJ, Frank Harris, Jr., and Mr.. Robert
MacKay.
Visitors Honored
Mrs Paul Simmons entertained on
Tuesday afternoon, at a pretty tea,
gwen in honor Of her own mother,
and her husbands mother, two
alarming visitors to Ocala.
Mrs. Simmons home, always dainty
and sweet was more so on Tuesday
when she had any number of beauti-
ial pink roses, and lighted pink candles
eEerywhere, and with the use of a
eW ferns, the house looked like a
airy garden.
The guests were greeted at the front
door by Mrs. L. E. Futch, and then
ney were asked into the music room,
Where the hostess and honor guests
eceived.
MRS. Simmons was gowned in a
Qandsome black canton crepe with
WINNINGS of beads. Mrs. Paul Sim
mons and Miss Rizer were both love-
IN brown lace, while Mrs Carson
Lee and Mrs. Hartzog were in black
atin and lace.
After talking in this room with the
aostess and honor guests, Mrs. Ed
nund Martin invited the guests into
We dining room.
the beautifully appointed table
slth its lovely MADEIRA cloth with
centerpiece of low bowl of pink
uses, and silver candle sticks with
Pnk candles presented most lovely
llcture.
MRS. Mamie Hall and Mrs. William
tucker sat at the table the first hour
'aa poured tea and coffee and during
- second hour, Mrs. T. III. Johnson
- .. LOUIS Dutdl pOuIcu, duu
Ffved. With these beverages, were
~aQwiches, little pink and green or
sase peel, cake. sailed nuts which
s'e passed around by Miss Ethel
ao'ne Jess DeHon, sCallie Gissen-
'aaer and Margaret Hooker.
fs' Harry Walters. was in the din
IS room assisting the hostess in
kng after her guests.
turing the afternoon about fifty
ends called to enjoy this afternoon
"o the honor gguests.
Robert L. Anderson has re-
eo home from a brief visit in
sonville where she was the guest
'ef daughter, Mrs. Martin j. Roess.