The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-29
MRS. WALTERS ENTERTAINs

| The attractive home of Mrs. ].
Harry Walters on Oklawaha avenue
formed beautiful setting for the two
parties that she gave on Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons. The rooms
of the lower floor were opened en-
suite and were most tastefully deco
rated with quantities of Easter lilies,
the snowy white flowers blending
with the rich cream Of the falls. The
flowers in the dining room were sweet
peas. A large bowl of the same flow
ers was placed in the center of the
dining table which was covered with
beautiful lace cloth
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Wal
tiers was assisted by Mrs L. E. Futch,
who greeted the guests as they enter
ed and invited them TO the punch bowl
which was placed on one side of the
porch. The table was tastefully dec
GRATED with fern and nasturtiums and
during the afternoon Mrs. Paul SIM
mons and Mrs. c. B. Aver served
fruit punch.
On Thursday Mrs. T. II. Johnson
and Mrs. {. r. Tydings met the guests
and Miss Annie Davis served punch
during the afternoon. In the reception
hall at the entrance stood the hostess,
Mrs. Walters and with her Mrs.
Franklin, an attractive young matron
who is making her home in Ocala. As
the guests entered they were given
| their tally cards by which they found
their tables which were placed in the
different rooms of the lower floor.
! Auction was the game enjoyed on
/ both afternoons, most exciting and
pleasant time being spent by the play
ers. On Wednesday Mrs. E. H. Mar
tin was the fortunate holder of the
highest score, and Mrs. Walters pre-
sented her with beautiful pair of
white silk hose. The consolation prize,
a bunch of Easter lilies, was presented
to Miss Eloise Henry. Thursday aft
ernoon Mrs. J. w. Dumas was the for
tunate winner of the first prize, d
bottle of perfume. and the consolation,
a bunch of lilies was presented to
Miss Catherine Livingston.
1 Dainty refreshments of chicken
salad, olives and waters, tomato aspic,
toasted sandwiches and pineapple
sherbet were served at the conclusion
of the games. On both afternoons the
players were joined by a number OF
: guests for refreshments.
Wednesdays guests included Mrs
R. S. Hall, Mrs. R. L. Anderson Jr.
: Mrs. Leta Bennett, Mrs. John Taylor
Mrs. Harvey Clark, Mrs. E. H. Mar.
tin, Mrs. Alison Wartmann, Mrs. H
w. Henry, Mrs. Frederick Hooker
, Mrs. Order Perkins. Mrs. William
, Hooker, Mrs. w. w. Harriss, Mrs. Ed
. mund Martin, Mrs. A. J. Beck, Mrs
Franklin, Mrs. Mamie Hall, Mrs. J. w
; Hood, Mrs. G. S. Scott, Mrs. Raifort
Simmons, Mrs. C. B. Aver, Mrs. Lev.
erett Futch and Mrs. Paul Simmons
: Misses Margaret Taylor. Mamie Tay
: lor, Nettie Camp, Sue Moore ant
. Eloise Henry.
Those invited for Thursday includ
ed Mrs. H. C. Dozier, Mrs. Anna Hol
!; der, Mrs. E. G. Peek, Mrs. T. P
!; Drake, Mrs. ]. D. Robertson, Mrs. 7
; S. Trantham, Mrs. Philip Murphy
, Mrs. E. T. Helvenston, Mrs. L. H. Val
! Engelken, Mrs. E. G.. Lindner, Mrs
!; W. A. Wilds, Mrs. ]. W. Dumas, Mrs
!: Harry Borland, Mrs. Franklin, Mrs
!: FL. F. Watt, Mrs. E. L. Carney, Mrs
]: J. K. Dickson. Mrs. Mamie Hows
i Stovall, Mrs. L. Fl. Pillans, Mrs. Der
!: Acker, Mrs. Maude Horne and Mrs
: T.. II. Bridges, Misses Annie Davis
!: Mary Mcdowell. Catherine Livingctol
!: and Adele Bittinger.
Mrs. Walters is known for he
. gracious hospitality and delightful
|: parties and those of Wednesday an
!: Thursday proved as enjoyable an
, beautiful as usual.