The Ocala banner., 1922-07-28

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another Account of the Rogers
Neville Engagement
! The following contributed account
OF the announcement of the enea 90
ment OF Miss Inez Neville and Mr.
Robert Rogers will be read with in
I Sefest by The Ocala and Marion coun-
l1y friends of the young couple:
ATs Andrew L. Neville entertain
ea at 9 lovely bridge tea, On Wednes-
day afternoon at the lone Of her sic.
ter, Mrs. Hugh Rivers, the occasion
being the announcement of the en-
gagement Of Miss Inez Neville to Mr.
Robert Rogers. of ocala.
Mrs. Rivers home was beautifully
decorated. a pink and white color
! scheme being carried out most eff.
fectively.
Rose dc Montana and fern were
used in the reception and drawing
rooms where the bridge tables were
arranged. The color scheme was fur.
ther carried out in the dining room
where pink and white radiance roses
were used. The dining table was
laid with lace cloth, centered with
a lovely basket of roses combined
with lace fern.
Places were marked with dainty
tallies done in mainiature bride de
signs. The charming favors we're
tiny pink kewpie dolls dressed as
brides attached to mint cups contain
ing heart shaped pink and white
mints. Delicious fruit punch was
served during the game.
AT the conclusion of several en-.
thusiastic rubbers of auction it was
found that Miss Marie Grumbles won
frst prize, lovely brass flower bas
ket. The low score prize. useful
shopping list book, was won by Miss
Dorothy Grumbles.
Mrs. D. B. Kibler was rewarded for
luck in cutting with the presenta
ton Of charming mahogany candle
sticks.
Miss Neville was presented with a
beautiful piece of lingerie. Follow.
ing the awarding of prizes the most
interesting feature of the afternoon
took place. A concealed orchestra
played Mendelsshbhn's wedding march
and entering The. reception hall was
dainty little Martha Metcalf dressed
as a bride, wearing white organdy
with a tulle veil and carrying, a
shower bouquet of white roses. With
her came little Henry Grumbles in
full dress as a bride groom carrying
a large pink heart, from which were
the names Beck and Bob
Pink Neapolitan ice cream in the
Ishape of dainty slippers. with heart
shaped angel cake composed the ice
course.
Mrs. Neville was assisted in enter
tanning by her sister, Mrs. Hugh
Rivers, her niece, Miss Inez Rivers
and the Misses Nellie Jones, Eliza
beth Tucker, of Tampa, Julia Mead
ows, of Anthony and Inez Grumbles
Miss Neville, the bride-elect, wore
an exquisite afternoon gown of rose
and silver imported chiffon with
which she wore a silver lace hat
trimmed with ostrich The hostess
wore a pretty afternoon gown OF
blue castle crepe trimmed with lace
Mrs. George Neville, mother of the
bride-elect, wore an afternoon gown
of periwinkle satin. Mrs. Rivers
wore blue French organdy. lace trim
med. The bridge players invited
were Mrs. Harry Swartz, Mrs. Wal
ter Preer of Ocala, Mrs.> Allison, Mrs,
George Neville, Mrs. Sara w. Dun.
son. of Atlanta, Mrs. Rogers of Ocala,
Mrs. J. IS. White of Greenville, Ca,
Mrs. ]. F. Curry, Mrs. d. B. Kibler,
Mrs, @. D. Wynne, Mrs. w. J. Me.calf,
Mrs. E. ]. Jones, Miss Aileen Rogers
of Ocala, Miss Clara Kibler. Miss
Louise Grumbles, Miss Dorothy Grum-
Lbles. Miss. Mary Doyle and Miss Marie
lGrumbles. The guests invited for
tea. were:, Mrs. J. G. Baskin. Mrs.
Mary S. Grumbles. Mrs. ]. F. Coco
witch. Mrs. Luther Powell. Mrs. Burns.
Mrs. s. w. Petteway. Mrs. ]. T.
Rawles, Mrs. l. M. Kibler. Miss Helen
White, Miss Ada and Iris Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Freer and fam
ilv left in their car Tuesday for Day
ktona~ Beach where they have taken
a cottage for a month. They will join
the other Ocala colonly that ara sum-
mering at this popular resort.
Cards and letters received by
Ocala friends of Mrs. Clarence Camp
and Miss Nina Camp tell OF wonder
full visits to Paris and other places
in France. They are now travelling