The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-28
SOCIETY
Miss Josephine Brooks
was Charming Honoree


fall season this afternoon when Mrs.
James e. Tuberyille entertained at
the Azalea Tea House. The occasion
of this affair was the announcement
of the approaching marriage Of Miss
Josephine Brooks to Mr.. Samuel w.
GetzeD of Bushnell, Fla, on the third
Of November The announcement
came as surprise to many for al
though the event had been anticipat-
ed but the exact date kept as sec,
ret.
The Azalea Tea House was prettily
decorated In color scheme of Pink
and Green carried out with masses
Of Mexican Coral vine and delicate
plumosa. Five tables of players en-
joyed spirited game. The tallies
consisted of designs in miniature
brides in full wedding attire, being
artistically and very appropriate,
and later being served as dainty fay-
Ors.
The bride elect was recipient
of lovely crystal candy jar while the
top score prize being Japanes vase
and the consolation cunning little
Japanese trinket holder.
Following several progression the
tables were laid with pink and white
checked tea cloths and an elegant
ice course with cake was served. The
plates contained the surprise of the
afternoon being that of small figures
Of Western Union telegraph boys in
their blue caps and uniforms bearing
tiny kilograms announcing the APP
preaching wedding. Miss Brooks be-
ing showered with hearty congratula-
tions.
The pretty bride wore on this occa-
sion a stunning afternoon frock of
Cauldron taffeta and picture hat in
black.
The hostess was assisted in look.
ing after the pleasure of her guests
by Mrs. ]. M. Dell and Mrs. ]. B.
Brooks. Those enjoying the party
were Misses Clyde and Lucille Boring,
Lillian and Tessie Glass, Lena Chan
.cey, Martha Tison. Irene Denham,
Jesse Bishop, Eliose Bishop. Kathern
Tucker, Willie Mae Lang, Gladys and
Maurine Gracey, Marjorie Mcdowell,
Nettie Richardson, Emma Bodie,
Inez and Josephine Brooks. Mesdame
John Powell and Billie Cannon
This being the first of series of
pre-nuptial affairs at which Miss
Brooks will be entertained before the
wedding date Gainesville News. Mr..
Getzen is well known in Ocala and
and Sumter counties and his friends
viii delighted to know of his ap-
preaching marriage.
Mr. Harvey Clark spent a couple
Of days in Jacksonville during the
week.
Mrs. R. S. Hall leaves early in No
vember for Greensboro. NJ c. where
she goes to attend the marriage Of her
sister, Miss Nellie Baine, who will be
married on the 23rd Of the month
to Mr.. Carlos Flower of Los Angeles,
California.
DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Nichols, whose
marriage was pretty event of last
week, are now at Miami enjoying
the sights Of that beautiful city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ceiger of Mel
rose, are receiving the congratula-
tions Of their many friends over the
arrival Of a little daughter, Sarah
Margaret
Ocala friends of Mrs. j. A. SproulI,
formerly Miss Christine Richards
OF Gainesville, will regret to learn
she is quite i'll at her home in At
lanta.
Mrs. M. M Carter has returned
home from very delightful stay of
couple Of months spent in her for
mer home in Kansas.
$50
Miss onie Chazal left this morning
for Albany, Ca. to spend several
weeks with friends. She will also
visit several other places before re-
turning home, among them being
Aiken and Kitchen Mills, S. G. At
the latter place she viii spend a few
days with Mrs. Virgil F. Bryant, for
merly Miss Lois Livingston of this
city.
Mr.. William Camp has been spend
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