The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14

saane 20 open i. but the curiosity
81 Nornan. Won. and upon opening.
+ vas found to contain an exquisite
pair OF candIesticks. with long white
hand painted tapers.
fnis pretty party given BY Mrs.
Simmons viii lingar long Ia the mem
ors Of Miss Moore and her wedding
attendants.
The last party Of the week for Miss
Sue Moore was Mrs. S. z. Whaleys
taeater party and miscellaneous
shower last night ana ii viii be re-
membered with much pleasure by the
happy bride elect and the other guests.
who We're the girls Of the bridal party
aud OF the "a club.
For this party Mrs. Whaley had her
home en- 0klawaha avenue, very pret-
tily decorated. with various kinds Of
lovely aowers After lingering with
Airs. Whaley for a short while. the
girls accompanied by Mrs. Moore,
the brides mother, and Mrs. E. L.
Garner went to the Temple where
they enjoyed seeing Dorothy Gtsh in
When Mary Ellen Comes to Town.
When this pleasant part of the even
ing was over the guests returned to
the home OF the hostess. and it was
there that the pretty honoree ran
right into surprise shower. not the
kinG though that spoils brides clothes.
but one that was showered from
dainty white parasoI was proving to
be al kinds Of pretty and Useful gifts
that were given TO her with love and
best wishes from the guests. This
shower had been kept 50 quiet that
Miss Moore was taken entirely By
surprise.
Mrs. Nhaley who was assisted by
her daughter Miss Olive Whaley and
Mrs, = e. Carney served 4 very de-
lieious refreshment course
FusseIl Dean
Mr.. and Mrs James FusselE.
High Springs.
announce the engagement
ami
pproaehing marriage Of their daughter
Lillian
to
Mr Lonnie James Dean
thu wedding 70 tske place ,
October twenty y-sIxth. 1921
in the
Baptist church. High Springs.
Times-gTnion. Miss russell has a
number it friends IN Oeala, where
she has often visited her aunt, Mrs.
Z. 1. Harris
Miss Georgia M Franc and Miss
elizabeth arcAulay. two charming
young ladies Of Brooklyn. n +. spent
Saturday and SUNDAY in Oeala the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r G.. B. Weihe
and Dr.. K. j. Weihe Or Weihe met
these attractive young ladies on his re
cent trip to New York and on hear
ing of their plans for a trip to FIori-
ida. informed them that no trip TO
Florida would be complete without a
visit 20 silver Strings They made the
trip via the Clyde Line steamship,
Lenape' stopping at Charleston
They took in the sights of ST Aug
ustine. and the st. Johns river trip
10 Sanford, spent awhile in Orlando
and finalIy arrived in Oca1a. keeping
/ the best for the least. They visited Sill
yer Springs. where the beauties that
old residents know 50 We'll charmed
them and they said that their visit TO
tha springs was worth the whole trip
They returned to Jacksonville for a
few days sightseeing They will
SAL Thursday lon the Mohawk for their
home. 1t is regretted that the young
ladies were unable 70 spend more
time in Ocala and it IS hoped they
vii return again for q longer stay
Mr. Charles ChazaI's friends regret
rery much thar lie has again been on
the sick list during the week He Is
however. yery much improved.
Mr Frank Harris. Jr- after an abb
@Aaea 81 thres weeks in New York.
4 expected home SUNDAY or Monday
,,aging expected to sail yesterday
.anoon Va the Clyde Line