The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-01-20

OF silver Other attractive vtsitors
&C this dance we're Miss Elizabeth
Burton. Of Laesburg, VINO wore q most
attractive dancing frock Of pale green
ge0rgette Miss Margaret Lloyd. of
5uffort1. Va. VINO was lovely IN orange
ge0rgette. Miss Myers. Of Baltimore
II handsome gown Of black lace ann
net. During the .nterrnission lighr "a
treshInents were served
Other pretty visitors Included Mrs.
) Nd. BRYAN. Jr.. u Tampa. Miss Lou
isa Grumbles Of Dunneil0n. ami Miss
Pearl Ray Of Marrel MRS. BRYAN was
formerly Miss Ellen Stripping 0f
0eaia. anu i vas lovley having aer
back again daucnig with the youug
ser among whom she had grown I'd,
$50
fashions as Shown II 5zlr7
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We know that the readers " thls
page are always interested n the
new creations OF fashions 50 ve clip
the following from me Palm Beach
Post giving a glimpse of the styles
displayed By the fashionable women
now visiting chat famous cesorr,
That paper says:
Already a number 0f pretty gowns.
afternoon froeks ana sports wear
have been seen at the Breakers Ho-
rel. The golf course ana the tennis
courts. Many attractive costumes are
also seen the lining hail Of rhe
Everglades Club.
Mrs. Leland 5terrv. 0na IF the
younger matTOns Of society is We'll
known n social circles N Ph1ladel-
Dlia and New York. ma IS Identified
with family celebrated 60r their
beauty. Mrs. Sterrv IS 4 sister II the
late Mrs. s. ? Randolph. VINO was d
celebrated beauty, and an aunt OF
Mrs. RandOlphs three daughters. Mrs.
John Fell. whose husband is 4 son
81 Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer,
by a former marriage. When Mrs
Fell went abroad. as Dorothy Tell.
she created i sensation II English
society on account of. her beauty. An
other niece is Mrs. Phllip Stevenson.
anu yOunger niece IS Mrs. Robert
hudson, whose husband vas IN at
tache Of the British embassy N WASH
ingtOu.
Mrs. Sterrv IS the Youngest daugn-
ter u The late Mr. ana Mrs. Fer
dinand Featherston. Of Philadelphia. a
very old family 0f that city. Mrs.
SteFry always wears smart clothes
but they are always marked by their
simplicity On one Of the warm days
early IasE week. Mrs. 5terry wore i
butter coIored handkerchief linen
fr0ck. made On straight lines. A gIrdie
Of the same material ancircled the
lips ana fell into TWO long ends. She
wore a French blue aat. wnioh was
4 large picture model. with gar
land Of small flowers encirc-ing the
crown
Her niece. Miss Ethel Drake. wore
q sports costume. the skirt vas IignL
tan anu made very short She wore
a sweater to match anu a smart small
hat of burnt Panama.
N The Breakers. vas thar worn by
Mrs. John PilIsbury, VINO was accom-
panied by TWO 0f 1ar attractive chill
dren She wore 4 light pink one-nIeee
frock made IN plain lines. She wore
a large pink straw hat 10 match trim
med with small flowers. Two small
ends on ribbon fell over rhe brim AZ
the one site Of the haE
Mrs. Charles e. ChoaEe Was al The
Breakers. wearing a Iignt grey tail
orea suit made on extremely smart
lines A. grey nat trimmed with small
flowers. was worn with TINS costume.
Mrs. gh0are is OCCUPYING Tie Spray.
one OF The Breakers cottages IN the
Ocean Boulevard Mr. ChoaEe is COM
ing from his home IN Boston 4 little
later IN tine SEASON They expect 70
have their son anu daugnreran-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles & ch0are. IT,
as their guests for 4 brief visit.
Mrs. Choate. Jr-. was 3 Miss Bish-
on, daughter Of Mr. James G. 8isnDp,
OF New York ana Torresaaie. Pa
Mrs. George 5co1ieId was noticed
wearing very becoming white Ice