The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-03-28
EASTLAE

was given Wednesday evening, March
81, at Mrs. F. E. Haskelfs at Weirs-
dale. Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Sherman and
Miss Do1lie Shaw entertained most de-
lightfully at barn dance" AS on a
previous occasion, the carriage rooms
were most appropriately and artist
ical1y decorated with an abundance Of
palm leaves and star spangled bunt-
ing. L. w. Y. c. pennants and innum-
cradle candles and lamps. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman and Miss Shaw weleom-
ed their guests most cordially and the
dance program opened with an effect
lively executed barn dance by eight
young people. The program carried
out the club color scheme, gold and
black, and the eighteen numbers in
!cluded barn dances, waltz two-step,
Virginia reel, square dance and Paul
Jones. For the guests who did not
care to dance three tables were placed
for card games which were greatly
enjoyed by the participants A con-
venient1y placed punch bowl. with it's
alluring qualities, and great dishes of
chocolate fudge, were source of con-
tinuous pleasure. During the evening
ice cream and cakes were served by
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman, Misses Shaw
and Arnold and Messrs. Kean and Ov-
erby. A delightful surprise was given
the guests when a magnificent birth
day cake, bearing twenty-one lighted
candles. was placed in the center OF
| the rooms and the explanation made
that March 27th was the twentieth
birthday anniversary of Miss Dollie
Shaw. Best wishes and congratula-
| tions were showered on Miss Shaw. of
Philadelphia. who is the winter guest
| of her aunt, Mrs. Stafford at Weirs-
tdale. Miss Shaw is a social favorite of
Lake Weir and for the past two years
| has contributed generously by her
| musical ability to the success of the
weekly meetings of the Lake Weir
Yacht Club. Many returns of this
| happy day. to Miss Shaw is the wish
of the Lake, Weir people, and all hope
to have her with them again next win
ter. Miss Shaw will leave for her
philadelphia home in about two weeks
| Mr. D S. Woodrow of Ocala was the
guest of Mr. ]. G. Lege Wednesday
night and attended the yacht club
meeting.
/ Mrs Robert Finn of Ocala was a
"Wednesday guest of Mrs. e. F. New
port. coming especially to attend the
barn dance" given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman and Miss Shaw.
I ME- IT, NJ SEIIS1idH GdfHe ooW HUN
ocala Wednesday afternoon and is the
guest of Mr.. John l.. Carney, and at
tended the 'barn dance" rendered the
yacht club.
/ Dr. G.. B. Aver and Mr.. Malcolm Will
Jams autoed from Oca1a to attend the
/ final 1912 winter meeting Of the Lake
Weir Yacht Club, Wednesday night.
Mr.. Chas S. Baker and Mrs. Baker,
who have been East1ake visitors this
winter, departed Sunday morning for
their home at Falmouth Heights,
Mass. Mr.. Baker is versatile cores
Ipondent for several eastern newspa-
pers and has only the highest praise
for Florida. His writings from East
/ lake have been much appreciated. Mr..
Baker made many friends at Eastlake
| who will welcome his return next
winter.
j Postmaster S. r. Hall. Commodore
Goodwin, Messrs. Geo. E. Snow, Fl.
Schroeder. Walter Matthews and Albert
Conkey were among the Eastlake bus
mess visitors to Ocala the past few
days.
! Mr.. b. d. Green. who has been spend
ling couple of months at Eastlake.
departed Sunday for his home at
Z Spencer Mass. Mr.. Green is young
man of sterling qualities and his many
friends here hope he will return and
permanently locate at Eastlake.
| MIR. and Mrs. Crandall of Massa-
chusetts, who have been spending the
winter in South Florida, were guests
the first of the week of Mr.. and Mrs.
lJ. G. Lege at Woodmar. They depart
ed Tuesday for Oca1a. to spend few
days.
/ A great disappointment was felt
when it was announced the Lake Weir
club house could not possibly be for
merly opened this week as has been
/ planned. The departure of Commodore
iGoodwin and family and guest for Chi
cago. Saturday. March Goth, is regret
ted by every resident Of the lake but
all will look forward to their return
next winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Conkey and lit
tie daughter, Florida Mae. expect to
leave Wednesday. April 3. for their
inew home in New Hampshire. The
best wishes of their many friends here
go with them. Mr.. Thos E. Thompson
and family and Mrs. Pinkham of
lQuincy, ILL.,, will leave Sunday for their
northern home. They have spent the
| winter most pleasantly at Blair Villa,
IWoodmar.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Guy ". Toph, children
and nurse, who have been pleasantly
located in the r. R. Carroll cottage,
fWoodmar. for several weeks, returned
Ito Ocala Wednesday.