The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-12-02
SOCIETY


week entertained very attractively at
her home on Wenona street, in com.
pliment to her sister, Mrs. Mallory
Liddon, Of Jacksonville, who is her
guest for 4 couple Of weeks.
The guests were met by little Valeta
the daughter Of the hostess. who was
dainty in q pink silk dress and with
a large pink bow on her hair.
Mrs. Waterman who wore an
apricot gown and Mrs. Liddon's
gown was a pretty dress of taupe, re-
ceived in the reception hall and gave
hearty welcome to ALL
Mrs. Waterman used number Of
vases Of exquisite pink and yellow
chrysanthemums combined with as
paragus plumosa as the decorations
for her parties.
The guests enjoyed themselves in
conversation until all have arrived,
when places were found by pretty
tally cards given out by Mrs. w. ".
Newsome and then several progress
sions of auction was enjoyed. There
were ten tables OF happy players.
An exquisite mayonaise bowl was
won by Mrs. Fred Hooker, while a
dainty little mustard jar fell to Mrs.
=. j. Mills-Price as the BOBBY.
After the games Of auction the
tables were spread with dainty linen
and two course supper was served
by three pretty young girls, Sidney
Cullen, Helen Newsome and Elisa
beth Murray. Just before refresh
ments Mrs. John Taylor rendered a
couple Of piano selections that were
very much enjoyed During the re-
freshment hour victrola music was
enjoyed.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Water
mans home was again thronged with
many handsomely gowned women who
had come in response to an invitation
for tea
The same pretty decorations Of
Wednesday we're used.
Mrs. Waterman was assisted by a
number Of her friends and like the
afternoon before this one proved to
be most enjoyable and those two
afternoons with such charming
hostess and honor guest will ever
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Baptist Party.
The ladies of the Baptist church
spent very pleasant afternoon at the
home of the pastor. DR. G. L. Collins,
On Third street, Tuesday afternoon,
from $3.50 To $50. Mrs. g. B. over
ton, acting as general Chairman Of the
meeting, was assisted by the decora<
ton committee, Mrs. ]. @. Parrish,
Mrs r. H Floyd and Mrs. w. A.
knight, and the reception committee,
Mrs r, p. McClane, Mrs Annie Atkins,
Mrs. w p. Smith, Mrs. w, P. Huck-
ably, Mrs G. L. Collins and Mrs. O. B.
oyerton A PERCUSSION Of cut flowers
were in evidence throughout the
rooms.
During the afternoon Mrs. L. a.
Standby, representing the w. M. u,
Mrs. c. L. West. Y w. A. and Sun.
beams, and Mrs. r. H. Floyd, the 6.
A. gave in few words, outlines Of
work accomplished and also plans for
the future.
An interesting program was rem.
dered as follows, under Mrs. w. e
Tillman's supervision:
Instrumental solo, Robins Return
ueander Fishery Miss Louie Smoak.
Vocal solo. Voices Of the Woods
Rubenstein) Miss Ruth Collins.
Orchestra selections. high schoo'
orchestra under the direction Of Mrs
Cole.
Instrumental solo, Witches Dance
Miss Marie Robertson
Spring Flowers civilian Fink
Miss Ava Lee Edwards
Vocal duet, Whispering Hope
(Alice Hawthorne) Mrs: Tillman anf
Miss Margaret Oyerton
instrumental solo, nipples Of the
Alabama Henri H. Andrews) Miss
Mabel Atkins.
At the conclusion Of the program
refreshments consisting of hot choc
olate, marshmallows and severa
kinds OF home made cake, prepared
by Mrs. Lanier Robertson, Mrs Zull
Snowden and Mrs. r. A Durand. were
served by Mrs. D. Neil Ferguson
Miss Margaret overton, Mrs j. g
Parrish, Miss Avo Lee Edwards and
Miss Marie Robertson
Bride and Groom Return
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield McRor,