The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-04-29
ar. Walters Gives Two
prstty Parties

,,sas,,re 70 about nifty ladies we're the
tvo parries gwen on Wednesday, and
THURSDAY 81 this week.
mrs i Harry Walters was the
,,astess. she entertained most pleas.
antIv IL her pretty home on 0klawa-
:. Avenue. In keeping with the cheer
en,,ess Of the guests were the exqsiis-.
ste DECORATIONS. These were pastel
Graded sweet peas. arranged very ar.
t,ss3eaIly with dainty maiden hair tern,
and then there were also the stately
tzaster lilies which were placed on the
tab,es ana nanteIs. and never before
bave these lovely lowers looked 50
uretty and graceful
me dining ROOM where the guests
Who did NOT play cards sat, was beau
4ifui. what loyelier centerpieee
earld ~ imagined than graceful bas-
lar filled with feathery maiden hair.
fern and all coIors Of sweet peas from
deem red to the paIest Of pink
Botb afternoons cooling orange
mneh was served ON the front porch
soou after the arrival Of the guests.
wednesday Mrs. CLIFFORD Aver seryAd
and ON Thursday Miss Annie Davis
served.
Six rounds of auction were enjoyed
and FOR being the lucky player ON
wednesday mrs E. H. Martin was
gwen 4 pair of silk stockings, and
Mss Eloise Henry was consoled with
J bouquet Of pretty Easter lilies.
Mrs. Walters after the games served
4 dainty little supper of chicken sal
ad olives. waters. tomato aspic. toast
ID sandwiches and pineapple ice.
mrs. walters was assisted in enter
tanning her guests ON Wednesday and
Thursday BY her mother. Mrs. r H.
Johnson Mrs. Paul simmons. Mrs. Z.
q Futch. Mrs. Franklin. Mrs. g r.
Tydings and Miss Adele Bittinges.
Miss Annie BENTON Fuller
Entertains
Tuesday night Miss Annie Benton
Fuller was the hostess Of her card
club. and also entertained an addition.
al tabie.
Mss Fuller entertained at the home
q Yrs. r. j. Perkins on Fort King
avenue The house was very pretty
and fragrant with many garden aow-
ers.
There we're two tables Of FIVE hun.
ared and one Of auction Miss Rho:ta
Thoasm won the I'VE hundred prize
while the auction prize fell to Mrs.
Leon Mason
Late in the evening Miss Fuller as
sisted BY Mrs. Perkins. served a deli
eious salad course.
$3.50
0caIa claims the honor OF having
the most and the very prettiest Eas-
ter lilies of any place in the state.
There IS to be found in almost every
ward in the city 4 bed of these beau
tifnl flowers Let's plant more next
year
NJ. W. w. Harriss and Mr. and
AIRS. Ed Martin spent Tuesday in
Gainesville.
NJ ". Z. Armour has recently pur-
chased frCm DR.. g w Moremen his
lot on Eighth street.
sssa
Sls " q. Massey is entertaining
g her home on Watula street her
daughter Mrs. clardy. 81 Alabama.
@rss
NJ and Mrs George Armstrong Of
ah ana Alr. and Mrs. e. E.
fiteh Of Fernandina win arrive today
e spend the weekend IN oeaIa as
sassss Of their 0eaIa relatives.
as@s
MS Mary Eagleton and her daugh-
Af Hiss Margaret Eagleton. have
sone e oldtown to spend while
With relatives.
$3.50
Don't forget your poppy for the 10th
= Nay Order from Mrs. George aiar,
q 2 sal meeting OF the ex-hoar,i Of
Sc Noman's club On Friday Mrs. j.
!" Dumas and Mrs. j &. Walker. we're
@zsn II - new members
lev other Important items were
m' before the slub.
Rhsy decided Is send telegram
J = Nathan MAYO ana Mr.. q W.
ef protesting against spending