The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-21
Pre-NuptiaIs Parties


Pre-NuptiaIs Parties
Numbered among the pretty parties
given in honor of Miss Sue Moore,
whose marriage was q beautiful
eEent taking place on Wednesday. was
the auction party given on Thursday.
afternoon BY Miss EIoise Henry, who
was one OF the pretty brides maid,
at the wedding Miss Henry enter
tanned at the home of her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. ". Fl. Henry on Ok
Iawaha avenue.
The invitation list Included the
bridal attendants and few friends.
Hiss Henry assisted BY her her moth
er. and Mrs. Mildly Lloyd served a
pretty refreshment course
Again Saturday morning, the attend
ents gathered at the home OF AFR.
and Mrs. D. s. Woodrow. TO be
With Miss Woodrw and Miss Moore.
The first part OF the morning was
spent playing auction until noon, when
Mrs Woodrow served her daughters
guests to a lovely little luncheon.
At each Of these parties wonder
fully happy time was spent together.
Miss Moore was most lavishly en-
tertained before her marriage and
viii ever remember with sweet mem
ory the pretty parties that were given
in her honor.
Miss Clark Entertains
Saturday from ten until three thirty
Miss Frances Clark entertained at
very pleasant picnic at Silver
Springs.
The guests went out in cars and
as the sun was shining so bright. a
delightful swim was enjoyed. Then
all sorts Of games were played until
noon. when Mrs. CLARK, assisted BY
Mrs W A. Wilds, served a delicious
picnic lunch. LITER lunch the child
rem again frolieed until time for the
return trip Those enjoying Miss
CIark's picnic were the soIlowiag.
Frances Drake. Amy Long. LucreIa
Hooker. Lucille Horne. Dolly Potter.
Mamie sue Spencer, Martha Preer.
Josephine Clark, jim Cox. Harry
Dozler. Speck knight. Frank Ditto.
Bonner and Howard Clark
Mrs James y. Bryan. AMI her
yeung son. James n. the third. OF
Tampa. are in OcaIa the guests of
Nr. and Mrs. W. w Stripping. The
friends of Mrs. Bryan are delighted
to have the pleasure or seeing her
young son. this being his first visit
to his mothers former home.
Mr. Allen Bridges was pleasant
weekend visitor in Oeala at the
home Of his brother, Mr.. T. Z.
Bridges He came specially TO at
tend the Methodist Home Coming
Mr. Frank Harris. IT. after j three
weeks absence in New York returned
home Monday
Dr. Il L. scott returned to his
lone in Birmingham last Friday
after short visit IN ocala at the
home Of his parents. MIR and Mrs.
9 5 Scott
Mr. AIick Inglis was pleasant Wis
itor in Oeala during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde &. Balcom are
very proud of the little baby girl
that arrived on last Friday to make
her home with them. She is spIen-
did little lady and tipped the scales
st 81 lbs. She is receiving a hearty
welcome BY her parents. sister. grand
mother and oteher relatives
Mr.. and Mrs PAUL simmons spent
couple OF DAYS in Jacksonville
during the week.
Saturday the local reporter Of this
paper had the extreme pleasure Of
talking with two most charming and
cultured tourists. VINO we're camping
at Silver Springs
They were Mrs. Mimic, 4 widow
from Salem. Oregon. and Mrs. Holmes.
the wife Of prominent lawyer from
Portland These two ladies. who are
travelling IN splendidly equipped
Ford. lefr their home early in Sep
TENDER and have been on the road
ever since They are alone and are
ENJOYING every second OF the time The
experience is new fer Mrs. Holmes
but Mrs Ninth has Yuasrc tTaa Eer.4