The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-30

Miss Schreiber's Heart Party
/ Miss Dorothy Schneider entertained
gef1armingly at hearts this afternoon at
F.! her home on Fort King avenue, in
honor of Miss Dorothy Moorish, who
| is the pretty guest of the lovely young
khostess.
Four tables were arranged for the
players in the spacious library. which
was attractive in the holiday colors.
The tally cards, on which progression
/ was marked, bore Harrison Fisher
heads. The top scorer was presented
with a pair of black silk hose, and to
the honoree was given a pair of white
silk ones.
After the games, Mrs. Schneider as
sisted by Miss Byrd Wartmann, served
chicken salad, olives, waters and hot
chocolate with cakes.
| Miss Schneider always entertains
lprettily. and the afternoon with her
and Miss Moorish was enjoyed by the
/ following: Misses Matilda Haynes
worth, Matte Lee Stroud, Ethel Har-
rell, Hester and Marian Dewey, Marie
Won Engelken, Bessie MacKay, Bette
/ MeIver, Clara Johnson, Sara Davis, AL
| ice Bullock, Adele Bittinger, Anna Nc
tDowen, Annie Laurie Perry and Annie
Atkinson.
Mr.. T. V stevens or Lakeland has
| Joined his wife and daughter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. weathers
and will remain until after the wed
ding of Mr.. George Ford and Miss
| Weathers, which takes place tomor-
row evening.
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Miss Mabel Taylor of Glendale, O., is
a guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
A. Weathers, having come down espe-
cialIy to attend the Ford Weathers
wedding on Tuesday.
4 Miss Sarah McCreery of Tampa is
the lovely guest of Miss Meta Jewett
Having accompanied her home from
Lakeland, where they were both
lChristmas guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Sanford Jewett.
Miss Maggie Lyle returned to Stan
ton yesterday, after a most delightful
visit of a few days with Miss Josephine
; Bullock.
Mr.. and Mrs w H Hooker are
home from Leesburg, where they Were
the guests of relatives for Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cullen and i've
children have returned from Tailor, n
lC, where they were guests for Christ
mas of Mrs. Lanier, Mrs. Cullen's sis
ter.
), Mr.. Marion Pelot, who has been Wis
iting his parents at owen, stopped of
, in Ocala today for a short visit to rel
atives and friends before returning tc
I Tallahassee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ards Waterman, who
were guests for Christmas of Mrs
WATERWAYS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pot
ter, in Jacksonville, have returned
home. Mrs. Waterman preceded hel
; husband by two weeks, and was Joined
, by him on Christmas morning.
, Mrs. John Martins friends regre
that she is quite sick at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. McClymonds.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perry of Ctr;
, are spending a few days with Mrs
Perry's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W
Hodge. on North Main street.
Miss Dorothy Morrish OF Leesbur:
the guest Of Miss Dorothy Schneider
, Mr.. ]. H Dunn returned Sunday from
St Petersburg Mr. and Mrs Dunn
c and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Baxter spen
iChristmas week most pleasantly oil
c Anna Maria Key, south OF St. Peters
burg They say the Key is an idea
place for vacation. Mr.. and Mrs
e Baxter may return home today, blu
Mrs. Dunn viii remain at st. Peters
burg for several days yet.
Mr.. Tom Livingston, who is the en-
q terprising Florida representative c
the National Stove Company. afte
| spending the holidays at his HON
! here. viii leave today for the Living
ston estate, near Orangeburg, s. c, an
put in some days on the farm ther
Ibefore going back on the road.
DR.. James Chace, after a pIeasar
visit 10 his son, DR.. J. E. Chace. an
family here, returned to Jacksonvill
sunday.
Miss Hattie Smith was called to LAX
Butler Saturday night by a Telegram
Announcing the illness of her niece
Il Miss Nell Hooper. principal of N
Or Grammar school. South JacksonTiIl