The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-03-11
'.vEIRSOAIE

BY far the most delightful social
event of the season was the dance
given by Nj. and Mrs. Edward Hem
mingWay. Of Philadelphia. at the IIo-
tel Lakeside Saturday evening in hon
or of the Lake Weir Yacht Club. 1t
was a brilliant affair and over 100
guests We're present and among them
many handsomely dressed ladies. The
large number of young people helped
to make the party gay affair.
Dancing began at o'clock. excel
lent music being furnished by tire"
musicians from Gambler. Unique
dance orders. decorated with hand
colored Billikins. We're given to the
dancers. which served also rs a very
pretty souvenir of the occa sion. The
dining room was artilically decorated
with palms and green pine boughs,
and the floor was in excellent condi-
ton for dancing. Those who did not
wish to dance played cards in tho
parlor. During the evening refresh
ments. consisting of claret punch.
cakes and sherb.-t We're served. The
last waltz was played at midnight and
the guests babe adieu to their host
and charming hostess. Mr. and Mrs.
Hemingway.
Mr.. and Mrs. James {. Peterson Of
JdlHtASloN II III dllicIiS AiIS
guests of Hotel Lakeside Mr.. Peter
son is the son Of Mr. and Mrs. a. J.
Peterson. Of Jamestown. The party
made a trip to the river one day this
week. and report very enjoyable
time
Miss George DcMorroW, of Circle
Vile, Ohio. arrived in Weirsdale Sat
urday and al present is the guest Of
Mrs. Haskell.
Mr.. G. w. Willard and Miss Grac
willard. Of Westerly. r. L.. went with
c. J. McCraney on Very successful
hunt in the big scrub east Of the river.
on Saturday, The hunt. which was
made on horseback. lasted several
hours. and a fine specimen of a wild
cat measuring over 40 pounds was
the result OF the trip. Miss Willard
Is having the skin tanned which will
make a valuable addition 10 her COL
! lection of trophies.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r Goodwin and
son, Mortimer of Woodmar. We're
/ callers on friends in Weirsdale sun
! day.
! Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hemingway
/ departed Tuesday for trip farther
! south. after stay of several weeks
at Hotel Lakeside.
! Mrs. DR.. Henry. with "A large party
j of ladies' came across in the Pill
kim Tuesday afternoon and called on
Weirsdale friends
| Mr. and Mrs. Hemingway entertain
! ed Miss Ayers and Miss Willard. OF
Rhode Island. and Miss Smith. and
Miss Davis. of Ohio. Monday. the par
! ~ having a Very enjoyable outing on
the lake, Captain Bartlett took them
! in his launch TO the western end 81
the lake. whore they fished for a cou-
pie OF hours. making a large catch
They then selected an ideal camping
SPOT on shore and landed and Mr.
Hemingway made n very cnzy little
camp-an art in which he is an ex-
pert from experience. a delicious
dinner was cooked over the camp.
fire. and the afternoon the party spen
in exploring the nearby country and
padding about the lake in Mr.. Hem
ingway's canoe which he towed over
! for that purpose.
Mr.. F.. Schnitzlcr has Set out row
Of oak trees along both sides of ths
clay road from the end OF Lakeside
avenue 70 the railroad. Mr.. Schnitz
Ter deserves a great deal of thank:
for this thoughtful and generous act
and in future years the residents O.
Weirsdale viii have good reason Z
he deeply grateful 70 him.