The Ocala evening star., 1922-08-18
DUNNELLON

James MeCcaII OF GalneSNllLe spent
few days with Mrs. NJ. E. Metcalf
and the family OF ". J. Metcalf.
Mrs. James Mcdonald and daugh>
tiers. Alice and Lily of Tampa, are the
guest sof the formers brother, D. B.
Kibler.
Miss Margaret Bryant returned to
her home at Lakeland last Friday aft
er a delightful visit with her sister,
Mrs. F. c. Chandler.
Miss May Griffith left Tuesday for
at extended visit in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Herman Watson of Lakeland
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. D. b..
Kibler.
Mrs. Bob Bryan Jr. returned Sun
day from two weeks outing at Day
tona Beach.
Mrs. Jones of Ocala is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. C. ". Rush, and
family.
Miss Lorene Leighter entertained
her Sunday school class with a peanut
boiling Monday night. Quite an en-
joyable time was had playing games
and eating peanuts.
Mr.. r. L. Bryant, president of the
Citizens Bank, was a business trip to
Atlanta last week.
One of the most enjoyable pre-
nuptial events of the season was the
weekend party given by Mr.. George
Schwartz at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Schwartz, in honor
| of Miss Inez Neville and Mr.. r. F.
Rogers, whose wedding has been an
ncunced. Mr.. Schwartz was assisted
in entertaining by his parents and his
guest. Mr.. Robert Everett of Boston.
Saturday evening a six-course dinner
was served. Covers were laid for
fourteen, the place cards being hand
painted fappers for the men and
bride and groom for the ladies. Sus-
pended from the chandelier to the
| four corners of the table were stream
ers of maline to which were fastened
little birds. The center decoration
vas miniature bride and groom on
raised reflector. Dancing and cards
were enjoyed until late hour Among
those present besides the hosts and
Mr.. Everett were Misses Inez Neville,
| Louise Grumbles. Clara Kibler, Hazel
P1dgett of Tallahassee, Bessie Dew of
81. Petersburg. Misses Allison and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oneal of Tidewater,
| Geo. L. A. Davis and D. B. Kibler Jr
Of Dunnellon and Mr.. Russell Bardin
of Tidewater.
Miss Louise Grumbles, assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Mary S. Grumbles,
entertained at an informal bridge
party Monday afternoon, compliment
| ing Miss Inez Neville, who is to be
| married this week to Mr.. Robert Fur
man Rogers Jr. Red roses and hy-
discus were artistically combined in
| decorating the rooms of the lower
Noor of the residence which was open
~ en- suite. Three tables of bridge
ware arranged. and marking the
r7aczs were tallies done in bride de-
! IT. Delicious punch was served
| throughout the game by Misses Nellie
res. Emma Hoffman and Mae Grif-
! firh. At the conclusion of several in
+"~asting Tubbers of auction, Mrs An
| dew Neville was presented with a
= 2vnltv vanity. Mrs. Hugh Rivers was
presented with a set of card table
numbers. The honoree received a
| dainty set of dressing table acces-
so~ies. Following the awarding of
trophies, little Henry Grumbles pre-
sonted the shower to Miss Neville in
very unique way. Red and white
ribbons guided her to a very fascinat-
! ing bower where miniature bride ar
rayed in white linen handkerchiefs
awaited her Miss Grumbles served
frozen fruit salad and heart-shaped
| white being carried out in the re-
! freshment course. The bridge play
ers invited were: Mrs. Andrew Ne
vile. Mrs. George Neville, Mrs. Hugh
| tNIN6S. AlES. IL. D. James
Metcalf, Miss Clara Kibler, Miss Bes-
sic Dew, Miss Hazel Padgett. Miss
| Inez Grumbles and the honoree, Miss
Inez Neville. The guests invited for
tea were: Mrs. Harry Swartz, Mrs. J.
F. Curry, Mrs. ". H. Hoffman, Mrs.
| William Metcalf Misses Ada and Iris
| Knight.
An event Of Tuesday was the linen
shower given by Miss Clara Kibler in
honor of Miss Inez Neville, whose ap-
preaching marriage to Mr.. r. F. Rog-
ers is an interesting social event of
| Thursday the 18th. The guests were
met at the east entrance by Miss Lily
| Mcdonald of Tampa and Miss Nellie
Jones, after which they were invited
into the sun parlor. where punch was
served by Misses Alice Mcdonald of
| Tampa, Emma Hoffman. Inez and
Dorothy Grurc bles The brides book
was presided over by Miss Mary
Griffith During the afternoon a de-
| lightful musical program was enjoy
ed. as follows: Violin solo by Miss
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