The Ocala banner., 1922-01-27

and their two little children, have
gone to Paradise Island, on the gulf,
where they will spend couple of
days enjoying the fishing and camp
life.
Hymenial
| The following announcement will
be read with pleasure by the brides
many friends in this city:
Mrs. Edward Hitler
announces the marriage of her
daughter
Hazel Hitler Fies
| to
| Mr.. Julien Hirsch
on Saturday, January the seventh.
Nineteen hundred and twenty-five
Birmingham, Alabama
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Everything on the outside was
cold, dark. damp and ugly, but ev-
erything on the inside was bright,
pretty and cheerful on Wednesday
when Miss Music Bullock, the eldest
daughter of the home, entertained in
hnoor of her sisters guest, Mrs.
Briggs, of Washington, d. c., and
Mrs. Davis, who is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. c. r. Tydings, and Miss
Annie Davis.
For this party the rooms of the Bull
lock home were all in the soft pastel
shades. the colors of orange, pink.
lavender and white predominating.
There were wonderful roses of the
softest shade of pink; then the bigno-
mia that is now so pretty was used to
advantage. These flowers, combined
with maiden hair fern and stately
palms, made the Bullock home look
like fairy garden.
The guests were fgeeted at the
front door by Mrs. Tydings, who in
vited them in and had word of cheer
for each one. Mrs. E. l.. Carney in
vited the guests to the beautiful
punch table. which was exceedingly
lovely with It's decorations OF bigno-
mia, very artistically combined
with narcissus and maiden hair ferns.
During the afternoon punch was
served by Mrs. Theus, Mrs. H. NJ.
Hampton, Mrs. Condor and Miss Mil
dred Bullock.
The hostess and the honor guests
and the hostess mother received the
guests in the drawing room, which
was lovely, decorated with very pret-
ty long-stemmed roses of the palest
shade of pink
| Others who assisted during the aft
ernoon were Mrs. w. t. Gary, Mrs. S.
I. Trantham and Miss Annie Davis.
There were ten tables arranged for
auction and the places were found by
lovely place cards that were used for
tallies. Auction was played progress
lively and when the scores were TAX
en- itwas found that Mrs. Peek held
high score, and Miss Catherine Pyles
| the low, and to each was given pret-
ty ivory picture frame, and the two
honor guests were each given a piece
of ivory for the dresser.
After the awarding of the trophies
the hostess, assisted by her two sis
ters, passed a beautiful refreshment
course, the plates being unusually
pretty. The salad was served with
cheese straws, olives, waters, cakes.
mints and coffee. The mints mad
cakes were in the pastel shades and
were very pretty.
This party was one of the very pret-
tiest ever given in Ocala, and gave
much pleasure to forty friends who
played cards and about twenty-five
who came in for refreshments. !?
Basket Ball
| There will be good game of bas-
ket ball played in this city on Satur-
day night at the high school court.
The two teams are the Ocala girls
and the girls from Jacksonville. The
time is to be at 7:3O. The home girls
are looking for you to be there, so you
must not fail them. 1t is worth the
price to see them in their new suits
of green, mad they are putting in some
hard work this week, mad are expect
ing to win, with your help. viii you
be there? Keep the date and the
time in your mind and don't fail to be
on hand, for if you are not there the