The Ocala banner., 1922-08-25
Miss Vanderbilt Sets Newest Fashion

Miss Vanderbilt Sets Newest Fashion
For CharIottians
The following from the Chalotte
Observer will be a dainty morsel''
for reading to Asheville's feminine
world-interesting because it is an
acknowledgment from the Queen City
of Piedmont Carolina that Asheville,
the Metropolis of the Land of the sky
sets the fashions for the rest of the
state:
Miss Vanderbilt introduced first
fashion in new gowning here"
mo. don't like the long dresses"
said very charming young married
woman of Myers Park yesterday as
she stood looking at a new model in
Tate Browns window
Il am not an advocate of the knee
length dress, but / do think a short
skirt is much more stylish than a
long one. But then we are not the
makers of our destinies as far as
clothes are concerned The designer,
the manufacturer, the seller all have
it over us. We do not reflect our
own mind in fashions mirror, but
that Of the fashions maker. Thus
we are slaves to the lamp For a
long time we have been straight up
and down in our sart0rial effect We
have faced about abruptly to see our
selves draped. The new idea is to
draw the material tightly about the
figure and catch it in place at one
side or the other. You can have as
much fullness as you please at the
side but to be 'au fait' you must be
perfectly fiat front and back.
The first gown here emphasizing
this new idea of style was worn by
Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt at the dance
given in her honor by Miss Julia
Baxter Scott at the Charlotte Country
Club. 1t was very stunning in color
and effect.-Asheville Citizen.
DR.. Karl Weihe Buys Home
The hosts of Ocala friends of Dr.
Karl Weihe and his wife will be more
than delighted to learn that they have
recently returned to Ocala from jack
sonville where they have made their
home for the past few months and
will again reside in our city. Dr.
Weihe likes Jacksonville very much
but he says Ocala shall from now on
be home for him and his wife
They have purchased from Mr.. r.
L. Carter the little cottage on Tusca-
villa street now occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Wilds. They will take
possession the first of October and
will have number of Improvements
made. 1t is located ON one of the
prettiest streets in the city, near Vic
tory Way and will when remodled
make an ideal home. Ocala is delight
ed to welcome this family back among
us
Mrs M. HI. Hatchell, for many years
a well known resident of Ocala and
who has been spending the summer
in different places, has recently re-
turned to Jacksonville and will again
make her home in that city. Her
daughter. Mrs. Homer Selby (Grace
HatchelD who has been spending the
summer in New York. will come to
Jacksonville shortly for visit with
her mother before returning to her
home in New Orleans for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Ray and two
children and Mr. D. E. McIver, of this
city, were among the Ocala guests
al the wedding Of Miss Rub Ray
Of Marsel and Rev John Cunningham,
Of Mississippi, which was 3 beautiful
event taking place in the Presby-
terian church at Montreal. n. c.. last
night MIR Carl Ray was one of the
attendants at his sisters wedding as
was also his daughter. little Margue-
rite Ray, who was the pretty little
aower girl.
Miss Louise Rentz when she lived
in Ccala was one of the most popular
girls of the town so now that she has
arrived for visit every one is de-
lighted to see her. She is at present
the house guest Of Miss Agnes Bur-
ford, and later viii visit with Miss