The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1901-01-04
EAU aALLrE.

Entertainments galore during the past
ten days.
Mr.. G. Ainsworth has his launch in
frstclass order once more.
Near and Taylor are home again for
the holidays. bat they return this week.
Mrs. Bottsford, of st. Augustine, is
spending the vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nesbitt.
Miss and Mrs Childs, Of Clean, N, Y,
took run TO Palm Beach on Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Claudia Mcmillan, of Banyan, is
visiting Capt. John Houston's family
during Christmas week.
JIM. Randall was under the weather
for few days but is about again as US
ual. Was it too much Christmas Max?
The Lizzie was out for q spin on Sun
day with Mrs. /. G. Gilbert, Miss Lizzie
Danforth, Miss Mamie Evans and Miss
A. Florence Hodgson-
]. Kingan Hodgson took an impromptu
bath off the sharpie Lizzie Monday.
Nothing more serious than a good duck
ing resulted from the accident
DIR. Yields large houseboat was launch
ed from Hodgson's boat yard on Satur-
day. The doctor will use the vessel dur
ing the shooting season on the Banana
river. Mr.. Jno. Edwards is in charge of
his beautiful craft.
The base ball match between Eau Gal
lie and Melbourne on new years day re-
suited in Eau Gallie winning with score
of II to 1. A large number of ladies and
gentlemen were present, and great en-
thusiasm was displayed by the fsiends of
both clubs.
The two boats Alice and Lizzie carried
a jolly party out on Indian river on new
years night for a moonlight sail. Among
the ladies noticed on the two yachts were
Mrs. McNabb, Mrs. Garfield, Mrs.
Childs, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Stickney, Miss
Childs, Miss Hodgson, Miss Mamie
Evans, Miss Danforth, Miss Bessie Hodg-
son and five or six gentlemen. The par
ty returned to the harbor at about 10
p. IN.
Mrs. w. J. Nesbitt entertained on Sat-
urday eve last. Among the guests were
Miss HOdgson, Miss Evans, Miss Taylor,
Miss Kennedy, Mrs. BOttsford and six
gentlemen, Messrs. Randall, Hodgson,
Gilbert, Ames, Burns and Nesbitt. The
clocks were on the hour of 2 when the
party separated for their several homes.
Miss Taylor won the highest prize in the
progressive euchre game and Miss May
L. Evans was awarded the prize for the
lowest score.
Miss A. Florence Hodgson entertained
on Friday eve last at PinewOod Lodge in
honor of our visiting guests, the Misses
Danforth and Childs, of Clean, y. Y,
and Miss Mary l.. Evans, of Vaudeville,
IS. c. Cards, vocal and instrumental
music were the features of the evening.
The prize for the ladies' highest score in
progressive euchre was won by Mrs. +.
w. Stickney, Mr.. AinswOrth winning the
gents first prize and \. Il. Hodgson was
awarded the BOBBY prize, the last award
causing ripple of laughter to pass over
the company present. About 70 guests
sat down to a sumptuous supper at 1870,
the evening winding up by all joining
hands and singing verse of Aud Lang
Syne.
The Eau Gallie base ball team are to
be congratulated on their push and ener-
gy on the LIST inst. Among the most en-
joyed comforts of the day were the pleas
ant tiers of seats erected for the use Of the
ladies and their visiting friends. The
clean and tidy grounds and the we'll kept
fences surrounding the clubs grounds.
Messrs. Kitchell, PaddisOn, HOdgsOn,
Willhight and others ofthe team deserve
a vote of thanks from our citizens for the
able way everything was conducted dur
ing the match. On Tuesday afternoon
large number from Melbourne came up to
watch the boys play, by their presence
giving much encouragement TO both
teams. 1t is rumored that Eau Gallie
and Melbourne have received challenge
from sister club in Titusville.
ANNUAL NEW YEARS BALL.
Monday eve at p. m, there gathered
at the Eureka hall the largest number of
guests Eau Gallie has entertained for
some time, the occasion being the annual
new years eve ball under the direction
of the following committee: Messrs.
Taylor. Hodgson, Gilbert and Paddison.