The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-01-07

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cloth and her petite sister, Miss
Nellie Balm wore orchid velvet
Mrs. f. H. Logan wore q green tai.
feta dancing dress and Mrs. +. r.
Rockers pretty dress was Of the
palest lavender organdie trimmed in
organdie roses
Mrs. Jack Camp wore 4 very hand
some gown OF pale pink brocaded vel
vet with silver trimmings
Two attractive visitors from Dun.
mellon were very attractively gowned.
aliss Louise Grumbles IN rose colored
satin with al overskirt Of silver lace
and Miss Clara KILLER in orchid pink
taffeta.
Miss Dorothy Stevens, Of Mayfield,
KY. wore pale blue taceta. Miss Blair
Woodrow wore orange velvet EN-
broidered in black and Miss Eloise
Henry was in black tplle There
were many other pretty gowns of va
rious hue, which added to thekaleI-
doscope Of coIors.
On the same night another brilliant
ball was given at the Woman's Club,
the hostesses being the girls of the
It. A. c. Club, viz Misses Ethel anil
Elizabeth Horne, Sarah and Jess De-
Hon, Laureen Spencer, Lucille Gissen-
daner, Catharine Henry. fCornelia
Dozier Clifton Sexton Elizabeth
Hooker and Mrs. Leon Mason (yir-
ginia Beckham) Mrs. Mason wore a
black tulle dress; Miss Horne was
prettily gowned in light blue tuIle and
taffeta; Miss Elizabeth Horne in
American Beauty satin; Miss DeHon
also wore orchid taffeta and Miss Jess
DeHon was in pink satin; Miss Lou.
reen Spencer's frock was of white
taffeta with trimmings of lace and
lavender ribbon; Miss Lucille Gissen.
daner wore a very dainty frock Of
the palest blue tulle; Miss Cornelia
Dozier wore soft blue satin dress
and Miss Elizabeth Rockers dancing
frock were canary yellow taffeta and
tulle: Miss Clifton Sections in pale
blue tafFeta;f Miss Catharine Henry
one Of the popular tag girls was, pre-.
vented from being present by illness
and another member of this club
Helen Jonesl who has recently mar
ried could not be present on account
Of being so far away. having gone to
Porfa Rico to live.
The club house was unusually ct
tractiveIy decorated the club colors
lavender and white being most effec'
lively used in number Of unique
and pleasing ways. Besides the
steamers from the center of the
room radiating like rainbow to ev'
Iery part Of the room there was 9
frieze of white studded with snow and
circles around the entire ball room
land the T. A. Ct ensigma done in
electric lights IN the club colors was
d finishing touch to the decorative
scheme
The music was furnished BY five
piece orchestra from Jacksonville and
was most lively and spirited, the
dancing continuing from nine to two
o'clock.
The opening march at this ball was
led by Mr.. Cecil Clark. dancing with
Miss Elizabeth Horne land several
very pretty figures were introduced
Many attractive favors also fsatur
ed this ball and the old year was hade
adieu to. and the new year welcomed
most attractiyely. Just before the
Ici0ck began to strike twelve Fathei
,TiHe OF the old year represented BY
! Mr. o. b Howse ii appropriate cos
tunnel appeared IN the doorway and
following closely IN his wake the new
! year Margaret Hocker) danced be-
way into the hearts Of al present
| and at the conclusion of her dance
/ nandemonun broke loose and bedlam
Ireigned for some moments and nine
| teen. twenty one can have no com
nlaints that she did not have q right
royal and vociferous welcome BY tho