The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-02-11
!. ocArA SOCIETY SET HAVE
VERY GAY WEEK

1T MIS- I1utty A
= Monday. Mrs l. A. Shepherd OF
chicago was presented most attract
- class candy jar and Mrs. Edmund
4 Martin. for making high score, was
s;ven ! pretty china dish. The other
guests playing at this party given Tor
Mrs Shepherd were Mrs. William
Hacker. Mrs. Paul Simmons, Mrs.
Harrvs Borland, Mrs. Frank Logan
Mrs Allison Wartmann. Mrs. Eugene
rax of Atlanta, Mrs. o. E. Cox, Mrs.
n 4 Wilds, Mrs. M. W. Lloyd. Mrs.
clarence Camp, Mrs. Jack Camp, Miss
Alice Bullock. Mrs. f. r. Hooker. Mrs.
charles Lloyd, Mrs. A. E. Gerig. Mrs.
Il. W. Henry, Mrs. Order Perkins
Miss Mamie Taylor, and joining the
nlavers after the games were Mrs.
frank Harris, Mrs. c. r. Tydings, Mrs.
walter Hood and Mrs. T. H. Johnson.
This afternoon at cards with Mrs.
Dozier was most delightful. Follow
ing the games ice cream, cake and
sailed nuts were served.
Saturday night Mrs. Leta G. Ben
nett had as her guests for little in
formal dancing party about twenty
i've Of the dancing set. She enter
tanned especially in compliment to
Miss Nettie Camps guests, Misses
Bessie and Winifred Goedecke Of East
Orange, IN. II. and Miss Kitty Waugh
Of Franklin, va.
Dancing to the strains Of the Vic
trola eghiled away the hours most
pleasantly, the dancing and chatting
continuing until the midnight hour.
Monday night Miss Onie Chazal had
as her guests for their weekly caro-
game the members Of the "A club
and few other friends
Among the vesy Ioveliest social
courtesies Of the season was the
bridge party given last Friday after
noon by Misses Margaret and Mamie
Taylor at their home on Fort King
avenue. honoring Mrs. Dewitt G.
Blew and Miss Margaret Mailman OF
Atlanta. Ca. who are the guests of
Mrs, G. S. Scott and Mrs. John H.
Taylor.
The rooms Of this lovely home had
been transformed into a lovely spring
flower garden. for everywhere the
eyes glanced various kinds of pretty
flowers greeted them. The dozen ia
bles for the card l.avers were placed
among these flowers. and for a col.
PIE Of hours the hap; y players enjoy.
ed the auction games.
When the guests arrived Mrs. John
Taylor and Mrs. Fred Hooker greeted
them and the Misss Teaylor and the
honor guests were receiving in the.
rear Ct the reception hall.
Little Miss Martha Taylor niece Of
the hostesses, dressed as Valentine.
and looking as pretty and sweet as a
little picture, passed tally cards.
which also were reminders that St.
Valentines day is nearly here.
The prize, an exquisite card table
cover, was presented to Miss Marian
Dewey. who held highest score of all
present. and to each honor guest was
given corsage of carnations and
maiden hair fern. At the conclusion
Ct The card games refreshing ice
course with coffee and minis was
yerved
The Misses Taylor were assisted in
entertaining their guests by Mrs. G. S.
Scott Mrs. George MacKay, Mrs. Fred
ROCKER, Mrs. John Taylor and Master
clifton Hooker and Martha Taylor.
Tonight the regular bi-montlfly
lance viii be given oy the Eight
O'Clock Dancing Clue, and it IS being
looked forward to with pleasure BY
the dancing set.
Saturday night at six o'clock Mrs.
= I. Won Engelken VIII entertain a
rev friends at dinner complimenting
neF daughter. Mrs. T. II. Rowntree.
q Iowa, formerly Miss Marie Won En-
gelken.
cnarmingly dainty and sweet was
me tea that Mrs L. NJ. Murray, MRS.
:. = Perkins and Miss Mary Mellow.
- gave Tuesday afternoon at the
Mcdowell home on Fort king avenue.
shafing the honors Of this pretty mar
= we're Mrs. Dewitt Blew and Miss
Margaret Hillman Of Atlanta. and
ms Charles E. Loyen Of Lexington
- Receiving with the hostesses
Msle MIS-. Mcdowell and the guests
3 honor They received the guests
! me living room. which was verv
'ovely IN its decorations Of pink car.
ass'ons and asparagus ferns arranged
hos[ effectively on manfo1 a., t.r,..-