The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-01-21

Miss Baine was most attractive and
dainty, wearing dancing frock of
Icerice trimmed with .tulle. Mrs.
Wolfe, of New Orleans was an attrac.
tive visitor, she was lovely in nile
green, and Miss Mildred Davidson,
another attractive visitor wore a dane
ing frock Of blue lace. Mr. Winthrop
Robinson was also an out Of town
guest at this delightful ball.
$500
Afternoon at Rock
| Mrs. ]. C. Johnson's country home
was the pleasant scene of one of the
very loveliest of the many parties Of
the season. From three until six the
house was gay with the voices of the
happy guests. Mrs. J. G. Montgomery
and Mrs. C. M. Barker, Of West Vir-
ginia shared honors at this party.
In the living room the four tables
were arranged, and this room was
lovely decorated with English Ivy,
and roses. Late in the afternoon
Mrs. Johnson assisted BY her young
daughter, served fruit salad that
was followed by frozen pudding, cake
and coffee. Present to enjoy this
party with Mrs. Johnson were Mrs.
+ &
Montgomery, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. E. L.
Carney, Mrs. ]. E. Chace, Mrs. Char
les Powell, Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. E. G.
Peek, Mrs. Fred Hooker, Mrs. T. P.
Drake, Mrs. ]. K. Dickson, Mrs. A.
L Quaintance, Mrs, w. T. Gary, Mrs
w. P. Preer, Mrs. T. S. Trantham
and Miss Music Bullock.
Mrs. Beck Gives Bridge Luncheon
| At Lauderdale
Mrs. A. ]. Beck, Of Fl. Lauderdale,
who is well known in the city. gave
bridge luncheon Saturday to an
ncunce the engagement OF Miss Lois
Sample to Mr.. James McCarley Banks
dale of Laurens, S. C. The wedding
will take place on February IL.
Miss Sample is charming young
woman of FIT. Lauderdale with win
ming personality. Mr.. Barksdale was
a member CT the S1st division. com
monty called the "Vild Cat Division
HIT attended the first training camp
at Oglethorpe and served over seas
He returned with the commission OF
lieutenant colonel.
Blue birds were used extensively in
decorating. The walls were festooned
with smilax on which blue birds hung
On the candle shades blue birds were
painted. The place cards had blue
birds concealed in them and when
lthey were opened they were found tc
hold message announcing the wed
ding.
The guess Of honor was presented
with brides book. Covers were laiG
I for Mrs. Beck, Miss Sample Mrs. A. N
Sample Mrs. F. ". Tilford, Of Miami;
Mrs. T. NJ. Bryan, Mrs. o. E. Young
Iof West Palm Beach; Mrs. c. T. Link
Mrs. s. r. Cheadle, Mrs Jerome
Spangler, Mrs. D. C. Alexander, Mrs
If. H. Benton, Mrs. E. N. Sperry. Mrs
Harry Howden, of Baltimore, Md; G
j. Hactor, of Miami; Mrs. c. j. Jornel
land Mrs. j. T. Miami
Herald.
o. n. s. Defeats D. II. S. Girls
On Saturday afternoon at the High
School court large crowd gathered
to witness the ball game between the
Ocala girls and the Jacksonville girls
The afternoon was a very bad one,
but the crowd was there to see Ocala
win, as they have not been able I'd
beat the girls of Duval since the Wild
cats played. It was good game
from start to finish, the Ocala goal
never being in danger. When the
game was ended the score stood "a
ito II. On Saturday Of this week the
girls play a return game in Jackson
vile They will try to make the score
even larger than this one. Saturday
might after the game, a dance was
given in their honor at the ocala
House.
| Rev. H. H. Black. who has for the
7esf year been stationed at Port
Richey, where he has charge of the
Methodist church, has been moved by
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