The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-01
AT HOME WITH
MRS. HARRY GARRISON

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Clarkson on Tuscawilla street. was
the scene yesterday of one of the
largest and prettiest Eat homes ever
given in Ocala, when Mrs. Clarkson
and Mrs. Frank Wetherbee entertain
ed in honor of the Iatter's sister, Miss
Miller of Denver, Colo.
The guests were welcomed on the
porch during the first hour by Mrs.
William Hooker and Mrs. c. r. Ty-
dings, and during the second hour by
Miss Marshall and Miss Lillian Clark
son. The porch was screened in at
one side by vines and jasmine and in
the bower thus formed fruit punch
was served during the afternoon. The
punch table was dainty in its arrange
ment and decorations of pink roses
and ferns. Serving here were Mrs.
w. A. Miller, Mrs. Ed Martin, Misses
Susie Lou Ellis and Lucille Robinson.
Two dainty little girls, Virginia Car
michael and Leonora Taylor, made a
charming picture in their sheer white
dresses The carried long handled
baskets in which the cards of the call
ers were placed.
/ I'm the entrance hall during the aft
ernoon, Mrs. L. w. Duval, Mrs. Fred
Robinson and Mrs. J. z. Chace re-
ceived AS the callers entered the
music room they were met by Mrs.
James Hill and Mrs. Walter Hood,
who presented them to the hostesses
of the afternoon, Mrs. Clarkson and
Mrs. Wetherbee and their guest of
honor, Miss Miller. With them re-
ceived Mrs. Albert Birdsey of Sa-
vannah and Mrs. Burdette.
The guests were set at the entrance
to the dining room by Mrs. J. C..
johnson and Mrs. E. I'll. Martin. The
dining room was in charge of Mrs.
Charles Marshall and Mrs. s. r.
Whaley. The color scheme of this
room was in pink and white. The
round dining table was covered with
which was large vase of pink pop
pies. On the serving table, sideboard,
china cabinet and on the mantle were
placed bowls filled with pink roses,
while asparagus fern was artistically
arranged on the wainscoting and COM
bined with the flowers.
I During the afternoon ice cream and
cake was served, and on each plate
were sweet pea blossoms. The fol-
lowing young ladies were serving dur
ing the afternoon: Misses Elizabeth
Wetherbee, Olive Whaley. Edith Ed
wards. Cornelia Dozier, Jess Dehon
and Ethel Horne.
Mrs. William Bullock was in the
living room and with her received
Mrs. Lewis Shepherd, Mrs. Paul Sim
mons, Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. r. S. Hall,
Mrs. W. F. Creson and Mrs. Ware.
Mrs. E. L. Carney stood at the door
and received the adieux of those who
called during the afternoon. The en-
tire lower floor opened en- suite, was
most beautifully decorated. Quanti-
ties of Easter lilies were placed in the
J entrance hall and music room, while
, asparagus fern was used most effec-
lively on the stairway and over the
windows in the living room, which is
J finished in brown Nasturtiums were
. placed about the rooms in bowls and
vases.
. From four to six musical program
was rendered and thoroughly enjoyed.
Mrs. III. M. Hampton, Mrs. S. J. Man
ly, Mrs. L. E. Futch, Mrs. Harrison
BLACK and Miss Music Bullock sang,
accompanied by Mrs. c. w. Moremen.
This party was one of the largest of
. the Easter affairs and was beautiful
lly carried out in every detail. The
! many ladies who called were delighted
TO have this opportunity of meeting
Miss Miller. Although Miss Miller
lived in Florida when a girl, she has
, for some years made her home in
. Denver, Colo, where she has made
a notable success as teacher and
educator. About one hundred and
fifty ladies called uring the afternoon
and had the pleasure of partaking of
!. Mrs. Clarkson's and Mrs. Wetherbee's
j hospitality.