The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-05-20
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80 r'.a ocala Woman's Club since its
*, ii 1914 has been the setting
= many very beautiful brilliant e and
$ AFFAIRS, but no AFTERNOON
90 ovar given there has been more
s.;,,;.nt than Mrs. Ernest Crooks
z aartv last Saturday afternoon
rom three-thirty to six-thirty o'clock.
MRS. crook gowned in q very lovely
little summer frock OF pale green or
.sad;a ereetetd her guests at the
$500 ssst door and in her delightful man
rsr made everyone welcome.
The club rooms were adorned with
nrofusior, OF the most beautiful
.nr;ue blossoms larkspur, daisies,
.waet meas and snap dragons in their
dainty pinks blues and lavenders
v;eing in daintiness with those same
,ues in the many lovely new summer
frocks worn by Mrs. Crook and her
.,asts Great bowls of pink and white
chambers. wall vases of gladioli, and
III vases Of pink roses interspersed
With asparagus ferns were also used
All about the room and the affect was
indescribably lovely.
The punch table was presided over
4 Nv MRS. Anna Holder. AT each end
Of the table was basket of the beau,
tiful snap dragons in various colors
and asparagus ferns and coral vine
scattered over the handsome drawn
work table cover was wonderfully at
tractiye.
Mrs. Charles Lloyd, of Jacksonville,
inrited the guests to the punch table
and others assisting Mrs. Crook were
her sisters-in-law, Mrs Claud Nelson,
Of jacksonville. Mrs. Herbert Crook,
Of Palatka and Mrs. A. E. Gerig, Mrs.
H. A. Waterman also assisted Mrs.
Crook in her duties as hostess.
There were twelve tables arranged
for the auction players and two for
the rock players and for two, hours
these games were very greatly enjoy
ed by the Following players: Mrs.
J. K Dickson, Mrs. H. F. Watt, Mrs.
L N Green, Mrs. Bland Ware. Mrs. T.
H. Johnson, Mrs. William Bullock,
MIS- Horne and Mrs. Weatherbee at
the rock tables and at the auction
tables Mrs. R. L. Anderson, Mrs. r. L.
Anderson, Jr.. Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs.
Lloyd, Mrs Harvey Clark, Mrs. Ed
mund Martin, Mrs. Emanuel Martin,
Mrs Mamie Hall, Mrs. Earl Hall, Mrs.
G. K Robinson, Mrs Schrieber, Mrs.
H G Dozier, Mrs. Paul Simmons, Mrs.
Futch, Mrs. G. B. Aver, Mrs. j. j.
Gerig, Mrs. Stripping, Mrs. Hill, Mrs.
Waterman, Mrs. Rheinauer, Mrs. w.
" Harriss, Mrs. Clarkson, Mrs. Leta
Bennett, Mrs. Acker, Mrs. Clarence
Camp Mrs. ]. H Taylor, Mrs. Beck,
MIS- Woodrow, Mrs. Edward Tucker,
Mrs Logan, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Wheeler,
MIS- Harry Walters, Mrs. William
Hooker, Mrs Frederick Hooker, Mrs.
Nnazal, Mrs. Borland, Mrs. Cullen,
mrs Helyenston, Mrs. Holder, Mrs.
i1antnam, Mrs. Peek, Miss Piatt, Miss
murray Misses Marian Dewey, Alice
pailock' Mamie Taylor and Mary
Mcdowell.
among the card players Mrs. Alfred
neek vas the winner Of the first prize,
palf q silk stockings while the
ono prize, a pretty bud rose was
apmred by Mrs. Earl Hall and the
s00y prize, a very pretty fan consol %
as Harvey Clark for a run of very
bad luck
Following the games an ice course
WA delicious cake was served Misses
sa'e chazal and kit Davis coming In
serving. ~ aes'' =.
an Raiford Simmons and Mrs.
s'''es Peyser joined the card play
50 refreshments number Of 9th
guests having expected to come
0elng prevented by the heavy
O'clock oe'ole siA-'nlrey
4. V Crooks party was INST artistic
y social success. s. - I ''S'''
$50
g PIN Robinson, Of inverness.
y : isw DAYS in ocala. the first
IL = week. the guest Of her aunt.
$3.50
Is Annie v. Van Deman IS visit
q .'sa King in Jacksonville for 4
A,,hs. 81 and win later visit Mrs.
in re'zy and other friends. She