The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-09-01
DunneIlon ariae-eiect Honored

DunneIon 5riac-eiect Honored
A very interesting feature of the
social events Of this week was the
miscellaneous shower given Tuesday
p. m. by the ladies aid of the Dunnel-
Ion Baptist church at the home Of
Mrs. James T. Rawls in honor of Miss
Iris Knight, whose marriage to Mr.
Gray Reane of Baltimore will be an
event Of September 3rd
The guests were met at the front
entrance by Misses Mamie Cocowitch
and Iva Wells and were served punch
by Misses Cleda Hare and Lorine
Leitner from very atractively ar
ranged table nearby. Miss Edna
Cocowitch had charge of the brides
book in which each guest was invit-
ed to register, adding thereto a good
wish for the future happiness of the
bride-to-be
From there they were met by the
reviewing line which consisted Of the
bride-to-be, her mother, Mrs w. ~
knight, the maid of honor, Miss
Louise Grumbles, the officers of the
Ladies Aid, and the hostess.
During the afternoon a delightful
program was rendered as follows:
Violin duet, Mrs. w j. Metcalf and
Miss Inez Grumbles; reading, Mrs.
J. B. Lang; vocal solo, Miss Mamie
Ruth Sanders, Miss Ada Knight ac-
companied.
Mrs. j. A. Prater then announced
to the bride-elect that her many
friends had brought gifts expressing
their love and esteem. The folding
doors to che adjoining room were then
thrown open revealing a beautiful
gold and white cornucopia suspended
from the chandelier just over the din
ing table from which flowed the show
er of presents. Then all gathered
around while she guessed the con-
tents and opened each package. The
gifts were many and beautiful.
The color scheme Of gold and white
was thoroughly carried out through
the rooms en-suite, beautiful cut flow
ers of the marigold, dahlia and aster
varieties interspersed with fern.
Dainty refreshments were served
carrying out the color motif also,
which consisted of angel food and
gold cake with delicious cream.
The out Of town guests were Miss
Bessie Dew of ST Petersburg, Mrs
c. G. Boone and Mrs. r. C. Philpot Of
Inglis, Mrs. Herman Watson of Lake
land and Mrs. J. A. Prater of Juliette
Miss Knight who has made Dunnel-
lon her home since childhood is a
very talented, popular young lady with
a wide circle of friends who wish
fer her much happiness
Little Miss Bryant
Dainty little Lois Bryant has ar
ried in Ocala and she will make her
home with Mr. and Mrs Virgil Bry-
ant of South Carolina. She is their
first child. and only granddaughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Livingston, of
this city. She is receiving a very
hearty welcome from her parents,
grand parents and other relatives.
Mrs. Charles Chazal entertained at
a two table auction party Tuesday
evening at her home on Sanchez
street
Mr.. William Wolff now making his
headquarters in Columbus, Ca, was a
pleasant visitor to Ocala during the
week.
Miss Virginia Nicely after very
pleasant visit in Ocala with her
friend, Miss Mildred Bullock, return
ed Sunday to her home in Sanford.
Mrs. Phil Robinson and her infant
son. after three-weeks visit in Ocala
guests of her cousins. the Misses
Camp have returned to their home
in Inverness
Mrs. J. w. Sewer and grandson
Johnnie Moreman have returned home
from visit with relatives in At
lanta
/ Mrs. J. B. Horrell and small son,
Jack, returned home Wednesday from
a two months delightful stay in Hen
Jacksonville, n. C.
Little Miss Leta Fitch, of Jackson
vile, accompanied her uncle, Mr. Clar-
ence Camp home last Saturday and
is spending a while here as his guest
Miss Bette Cole, spent few days
during the week in Gainesville with