The Ocala banner., 1922-09-29

FtNAtg prize. MISS DdflS, Lne nOnOro0
was given an exquisite pair of black
silk stockings.
Late in the afternoon a few guests
were invited to join the card players
for refreshments and spend a most
enjoyable time with them. Mrs. Du-
mas was assisted in passing her re
freshments, a salad course. by Misses
Jess DeHon and Dorothy Adams. These
parties ike the other pre-nuptials, will
linger long in the minds of those who
vere present as afternoons of great
pleasure
Roses beautiful pink roses, were
every where in the Harriss home Tues
day nigh; when Mrs. Edmund Martin
entertained the girls Of the "A Club"
IN honor Of one OF their most popular
members. Miss Elizabeth Davis. who
became the bride of Mr.. Guy Miller
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Martin
was assisted in her duties as hostess
by her sister-in-law. Mrs. Albert Har-
r.ss- They met the guests and invi-
ted them into the living room where
an air Of cordial hospitality always
prevails When all had arrived they
found their places at the four tables
by score cards Of clubs. diamonds
spades aud hearts Five rounds were
played. at the conclusion of these, a
large green and white hat box tied
with huffy bow was brought in and
placed in front of Miss Davis, who was
greatly surprised. for all along, she
thought this only the regular meeting
of the club. Finally she overcame her
surprise and when the box was opened
II revealed many pretty and useful
g.tis for the bride-elect, showered
upon her by her friends. After the
excitement had passed over the tables
were spread with cloths and a pretty
retreshment course of aspic. mould
ed in the club. heart, diamond and
"FttttN'' AN ttnEA AciicSuulculS dISO
carried out this pretty idea.
Served with the aspic, was candid
pears. crystallized watermelon, sal
tines with cheese and iced tea. Pres
ent % enjoy this meeting of the A.
club were. Miss Elizabeth Davis, (now
Mrs Guy Miiler). Mrs. Parker Painter.
Mrs. Il. :. Hall. Mrs. Paul Simmons,
Mrs Wade Dumas. Mrs. Phillip G.
Murphy. Mrs Norton Davis. Mrs. A.
NJ Withers. Mrs. Robert Anderson
Mrs l.. r. Futch. Mrs. Albert Harriss,
Misses Kit Davis. Stella and Nettie
Camp. Onie Chazal and Adel Bittin-
ger
As a closing climax to many pretty
parties given during the past week
in honor OF Miss Elizabeth Davis
came the rehearsal at the church on
Wednesday night. this was followed
BY merry dinner party given by
Miss Ava Lee Edwards at the spac-
iouos home of her parents.
This lovely home was simple but
beautiful with its party decorations
OF pink and green. Everywhere we're
pink roses combined with soft as
paragus plumosa. The dining room
was also in pink and green. Here the
pink love vine. that is now so pretty
was used The central decorations Of
the table was a wonderfully pretty
brides cake. which was placed en- a
reflector and this was surrounded by
the pink vine and soft tulle This
combination was not only a work of
art but a hiding place for those arbi-
traitors of fate. the thimble, the ring
and the coin. The guests found their
places by little place cards of tiny
brides slippers of white satin decor
ated with white rose buds. At the
sixteen places were souvenirs of white
satin bags filled with rice that was
later in the evening used TO shower
the bride and groom elect.
During the serving of the four
course dinner much merriment pre-
vailed and during this time many cute
and original tOasts were given.
Seated around this prettily appoint
ed table were the bride and groom
elect and their attendents. Rev ". F.
Creson. Mr. J. l.. Edwards, Miss Byrd
Wartmann. Mrs. Philip G. Murphy
and Miss Betty Burton of LeesDurg,
who is the guest of the Misses Davis,
having come to attend the wedding.
AZ the place of each attendent was
pretty and useful gift, given by Miss
Davis and Mr.. Miller
The Ocala and Marion county
friends of Mr.. Percy Billingsley will
be delighted to know that he is now
making his home in Cincinnati, and
that ne is doing exceedingly well.