The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-03-10


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Mrs. Trantham Gives
Two Lovely Parties
On last Saturday, and then again on
Wednesday afternoon the attractive
little home of Mrs T. S. Trantham
was the gathering place for two very
enjoyable auction parties, when she
entertained as a special courtesy to
her house guest, Mrs. O. L. Briggs, of
Washington.
On both afternoons the home was
artistically adorned with lovely cut
flowers, that loaned their beauty for
the occasion.
Both afternoons the guests were
greeted by Mrs. E. L. Carney, and
she introduced them to the hostess
and honor guest, who were both at
tired in pretty spring gowns.
On Saturday AFTERNOON punch was
served by Mrs. H. M. Hampton, and
on Wednesday Mrs. C. E. Ahern pre-
sided at the punch table.
/ There were four tables of players
on Saturday and five on Wednesday.
Auction was played progressively and
was thoroughly enjoyed. Those who
wer ethe lucky winners were Mrs. An
ME Van Deman and Miss Frances
Bangs, who won the first prizes, and
the BOBBY prizes were won by Mrs.
Maude Horne and Mrs. Philip MUIR
ply.
Assisted by her sister-in-law, Mrs
Trantham served most delicious re-
freshments, consisting of a salad
course, followed by coffee and angel
food. Many of the hostess friends
who do not play cards joined the play
ers for refreshments
Both of these parties were very
much enjoyed, and added another So
cial triumph for Mrs. Trantham.
Annual Masquerade Ball Next
Thursday Night
| The regular bi-monthly dance given
by the members of the Eight O'clock
Dancing Club took place on Wednes-
day evening at the Woman's Club.
and was quite largely attended. The
evening was cold. and the music was
superfine, so the dancing was enjoy
ed until late hour
Thursday night of next week this
popular club will give its annual mas
querade ball. This ball is always one
of the most enjoyable of all the dane
es given, and is being looked forward
to twin much eagerness by ALL
Mrs. n. M. Hampton to Entertain
Mrs H. M. Hampton has issued in
vitations to large tea for next
Wednesday afternoon from four un-
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when she will honor her house guest,
Mrs. Freeland (Percy Saunders), Mrs.
H. C. Nichols, Mrs. A. o. Harriss, Mrs.
Whitfield Palmer, Mrs. o. L. Briggs
and Mrs. J. N Bryan
| Mrs. Hampton is always pleasant
hostess, and her tea is being look
| ed forward to with much pleasure by
the invited guests.
| In Honor of Miss Bailey
Miss Emma Bailey will be the hon.
or guest at very delightful moon
light river trip down the Silver
Springs run and Oklawaha river on
Saturday night, when her cousins,
Misses Margaret and Mamie Taylor
and Mr. James Taylor, will entertain
in her honor.
| The nights are now beautiful ones
and this party is being awaited with
much eagerness.
1t is a matter of regret that we an
nounce that Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. MUIR
ply are soon to leave Ocala to make
their home elsewhere. Mr.. Murphy
has gone to Arcadia, where he viii be
located for the present Mrs. Murphy
will join him little later on in the
summer. This couple have been max
ling their home in Ocala FOR the pas