The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-11
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esouD Of Visitors Efonorer
"A. iuritafion TO party gwen ny
49, Tack Camp. who IS social TaVor-
$ e1eala. i always q great pleas
- The one she gave ON THURSDAY
.,f.svuouu for j couple OF lovely 0eaia
-,s;tors. Mrs. Antoinette Cook MIS-
Effch anu Miss Kitty Vaughn
,r.a as lovely as any she has ever
v,xan Wearing a pretty white sport
err. and i'm that gracious manner sne
roasesses she met her guests. Reeeiv--
ire with her were the three guests q
honor.
Tna- frarnu home already 50 pretty
,4trartives VINO made indescr1b-
49, Isl an this occasion There were
800. u deem pink. dDgwood. DaIIsies,
.,raat meas puE lust in the right place
!. - pleasing to the ere Of the guests.
IS ne lovely dining room. freesaa q
ere used To decorate the table and
mautei
sareH tables were aTrangea Oh lhe
from porci and the dainty little
h-.akfast rnon. and for five rounds
y auctiou the most interesting OF al
sa.ues was played Those piayIIlgs
were. mrs. Hugh Henry and hef
s-,ests. mrs. Alice Robinson Mrs
Brnwiev and Mrs. Mccherry Mrs.
parker Painter and her two guests,
Mrs. wilson and Miss Breeikiy Mrs.
clarence Camp. Mrs. Clifton Camp.
MS Frank Logan. Mrs. Harry Bor-
land mrs. Erred Hooker. Mrs Anna
HeIder. Mrs. Harvey Clark. Mrs Leta
Rauuett. Mrs. Earl Hail Mrs. Robert
Aaersou. Jr.. Miss Alice Bullock.
Miss I.udie smith. Miss Eloise Henry
and her guests. Miss Catherine " ilsIeif,
ur~s Wigliau Hooker. Miss CalIie Gis-1
sentsaner. Miss Emily StDteshIrv anu
the three honor guests
At the conclusion Of the five rounds
scores were taken and Mrs. Clarence
eamp was given beautiful pair Of
an stockings for ii gh score. and Miss
BreekIy pretty eamisole for the
lowest score. and To the honor guests
were Given dainty hand made hanh-
kerchiefs. mrs. Camp served lovely
two course refresElment.
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mrs. Cox r4onored
Miss Mary Wartmaun now Mrs.
Eugene cox. was always one Of Ma.
ron county popular girls and when
she returns home for q visit her friends
are 90 1eiigh1ed t0shonDr her Thurs
dav afternoon. Mrs. s. T. Tranthaln
entertained at a large auction and
rock party FOR her Mrs. Tranrhain
EN-. tanned al the home OF her mother,
YRS. Il. B. Bullock The house WAS
very arfistieaIly decorated for this
party, quantities Of eEergreens p0ttea
and old flowers being used very lavish
Is. The lights too were all shaded.
Mrs. e. E. Carney In her usual man
nef met the guests at the door and IN
vited them in. and Mrs. H M Hamp-
ton asked them to the punch table.
which was placed on the stair landing,
and was preftiIy decorated Mrs. Al
Iison Wartmann served the punch
Mrs. TranthaIn, Mrs. Cox and her
mother. Mrs. Wartmann received in
the drawing room.
After the arrival OF all the guests
The tally cards were passed by little
Misses Josephine Carr TranthaIn and
Betty Wartmann Tables and part
neFs were soon found. and then the
spirited contest began For helms the
best auction player Miss Lois Living
sfon received the prize, and Mrs. G.
G. Shepherd the prize for rock and to
the honor guest i similar gift was
given
Lafe IN the afternoon the card play
ers were Joined By few additional
friends and lovely two course sup
per was enjoyed This was anE OF
the many lovely parties that have
been given this season in honor OF =
popular visisn
Nm~M
Plant Poppies in 0caiz
The poppy has been chosen as the
American Legion flower 10 wouldn't
il be lovely to have bed Of scarlet
poppies in every yard in 0eala AZ
though it is 4 little late let's try them
any how
American gardens. NUMBERING til0lE-
sands. viii glow with the blazing scar
ist q the poppy this year The pop
ny Is the lower made impeEishable.
By the writer Of On FLANDERS Fields.