The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-04-01
ing left in their car yesterday morn
ing for Miami.

ing left in their car yesterday morn
ing for Miami.
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Beautiful Reception
Honoring Miss Miller
Miss Ann Miller of Denver, Colora-
do, who arrived in Ocala Wednesday
afternoon for short visit with her
sister. Mrs. F. E. Wetherbee. was
complimented on Thursday afternoon
with a beautiful reception at which
Mrs. Wetherbee and Mrs. H. B. Clark
son entertained at the home of the
Platter.
The Clarkson home, one of the hand
soonest of Ocala's lovely homes, was
| in gala attire for this affair. The
flowers and ferns used in the deocra-
tion scheme were wondrously beauti-
full and fragrant, and the callers, near
ly all attired in new spring apparel of
varying hues and shades, We'd in love-
illness with the vari-colored blossoms.
/ Ferns, roses and lilies adorned the
front of the house and in the dining
4 room exquisite pink peoples, pink
roses and ferns were artistically in
termingled in the greatest pr0fusion,
and in the music room hundreds and
hundreds OF nasturtiums were used
most effectively.
Miss Mary Marshall and Miss Lii
I.lian Clarkson and Mrs. j. E. Chace
received at the front steps and punch
was served on the front veranda all
the afternoon by Mrs. Wifds and Miss
Ellis. In the reception hall Mrs. Will
liam Hooker, Mrs. Tydings. Mrs. Hood
and Mrs. Hill were assisting, and in
the other rooms Mrs. Emanuel Mar
tin. Mrs. J. c. Johnson, Mrs. G.. W..
Marshall, Mrs. Whaley and Mrs. Car
ney were assisting.
i Mrs. Clarkson and Mrs. Wetherbee
received their guests in the reception
room and receiving with them were
Miss Miller, Mrs. A. H. Birdsey of Sa-
vannah, and Mrs. Burdette, who has
recently come to Ocala to reside
il In the dining room a sweet course
was served by Misses Elizabeth
| Wetherbee, Olive Whaley, Ethel
Horne, Edith Edwards. Jess DeHon
and Cornelia Dozier.
!. In the music room those receiving
We're Mrs Paul Simmons. Mrs. Lewis
Shepherd, Mrs. Hendricks. Mrs. r. S.
Hall, Mrs. Ware and Mrs. Creason.
Il The musical program given during
the reception hours was unusually en-
joyable and gave great pleasure to
the guests, who fingered for some
time to enjoy the singing of Mrs.
Hampton, Mrs. Manly, Mrs. Futch,
Mrs Black and Miss Music Bullock.
/. Besides the solos Mrs. Hampton and
Mrs. Manly rendered several beautiful
duets.
j A large number of the friends of
the two hostesses enjoyed the pleas.
. ures of this reception
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Miss Margaret Eddins, of Waco,
Texas, is the attractive guest of her
sister, Mrs. Parker Painter. Miss Ed
!. dins visited in Ocala summer before
last and the many friends that she
made among the young people are
I delighted to welcome her back to
Ocala again.
al Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Robinson, OF In
! Iverness. will spend next week in Mi
!. Iami. going Gown for e visit wit i
friends and Mr.. Robinson will parti-
, |cipate in the State golf tournament
> as member of the Ocala Country
81 Club.
n DR. and Mrs Drake and little daugh-
tier, Jean. who have been spending
several weeks in Ocala. the guests of
lDr. brakes brother and sister-in-law,
and Mrs. T. P. Drake, will leave
ldi tOmOFTOW dltcIlooA III shoh S
ofln New York.
k.
sr Mrs. Holden Wilson and baby, who
oflhave been the guests of her parents.
T, Mr.. and Mrs. Painter and of her broth
FL, Mr.. Parker Painter and family, Tor
couple of months will leave in Few
a AVS for their home in Cincinnati
Misses Nettie Camp very delightful
/. i entertained the members Of the "A
s dub and a few additional friends az
action Monday night in compliment
! L her sister, Miss Nina Camp. and ner
aest. Miss Gladys Blake Three
y 8. -, ;ovod the games