The Ocala banner., 1922-07-07
coL. w. {. McGahaeln Enjoys a
....,,,on in jacksonville


the United Daughters of the Confeder-
acy we're entertained with a delight
ful reception Friday afternoon from (
IN o'clock in the home of Mrs. ]. c.
.chamblss in Riverside. The affair
was arranged by the executive board
of jacksonville chapter, for the three
chapters.
The rooms of the residence were
opened en- suite, and lavishly decorat-
ed with fragrant flowers ferns and
palms.
Receiving in the pusic room We're
Mrs. ]. l.. Medlin. president of Jack
sonville chapter, Mrs. J. c. Murchi-
son. Sr.. first vice-president; Mrs. j.
S. Hollinghworth, second vice-presi-
dent. Mrs l.. c. May. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Frank Norris, record
ing secretary; Miss Shirley Monta-
que treasurer: Mrs William Doug
lass, historian; Mrs. A. NJ Ennis, reg
istrar.
Throughout the afternoon an Or
chestra, stationed in the ball room,
rendered a program of music.
Shasta daisies were artistically ar
ranged in the drawing room and din
ing room, while in the ball room the
U. d. C.. colors were used to advan-
'tage.
The punch table was entered with
crystal basket of white carnations,
the handle being adorned with bow
of red tulle. The mantel was banked
with red and white flowers.
Serving punch were Mrs. w. c. War
rington, Mrs. w. H. Smith and Miss
Mildred Chambliss, daughter of the
hostess.
Throughout the afternoon an ice
course and homemade cake, in the u
D. c. colors, were served by Mrs. w
R. Harvey, Mrs. A. B. Bogue, of Or
lando, Mrs. Richards and Mrs w. c.
Warrington.
Mrs. Sam Dunlap rendered several
vocal selections during the reception
hours, Mrs William E. Sweeney rem
dering the piano accompaniment.
Capt ]. w. Scott, superintendent of
the Soldiers home, and General w
L. McGahagin, of Ocala, who was en-
route home from the reunion in Rich
mond, were present, adding much to
the pleasure and interest of the oc-
casion.
large number of Daughters were
in attendance, and the affair was one
of the most brilliant ever given by
the chapter.-Sunday's Times Union.
Col. McGahagin was enroute to his
home in this city from a very delight
ful visit in Richmond, where he attend
ed the recent reunion of the Confed-
crate Veterans
Mrs. E. Van Hood, and her daugh-
ter Miss Marguerite Porter, who are
making their home in the west, where
Miss Porter is music instructor in
the Longmont, Colorado high school,
are now at Boulder, Col, where they
will remain until September. They
are enjoying very much the programs
OF the Colorado ChautauQua which
mas on its programs many OF the Gel
ebrated artists and interesting talk
ers. Mrs. Hood writes that she re-
Gently enjoyed The Summer School
OF Missions On this program were
many returned Missionaries from the
Foreign Fields. Mrs. Hood herself,
was one of the speakers on the pro-
gram. Her subject was "The Unin-
terested Woman. Mrs. Hood, is
splendid and most interesting talker
and no doubt her number on the pro-
gram was enjoyed as much as any
on the long program of ten days.
The Ocala friends of these two pop
uiar women will be delighted to know
they are in love with their adopted
home but hearty welcome always
: awaits them. in Ocala.
Mrs. Annie Van Demans after p very
delightful visit with relatives "a Rich
mond. Va, has returned to Asheville,
N. c.. where she is spending the sum-
mer months. In Richmond Mrs. Van
Deman was the official chaperone OF
the Florida Sons of the Veterans and
had most wonderful time
sss kI - So.
Sheriff S. C. NJ Thomas has. return
ed home from short stay at White
Springs, where he went to recuper-
ate from his recent Illness. ,x,,<
Judge and Mrs. Leverette Fntch and
son, Simmons, and nurse and MRS.
Futch's mother, Mrs. Raiford SIM
mons, of Georgia left early Monday
morning In their car for Daytona