The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-28
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mara bout Marabout was also used
about the waist.
In the dining room. Misses Music
Bullock and Lucille Robinson and
Messrs Pat Anderson and John Chazal
received. The guests. in the same
room, enjoyed a few minutes with Mr.
and Mrs. George Bitch and Mr.. and
Mrs Leon Fishel two recent bridal
couples and then passed through the
back hall into the library, where a
bevy Of the loveliest and most charm
ing visiting girls ever in Ocala receiv-
ed; Misses Mary Philips of Jackson
vile, Matilda Haynsworth and Matte
Stroud of Alabama, Rita Oliveros of
Savannah, Ga, Ethel Harrell of Vir-
ginia, Ruth McKeown of Baton Rouge.
La Among the young men standing
with the visitors We're Messrs. Edward
Green, Phil Robinson. II. c. Spencer.
W. Y. Newsom, Jr., J. II. Workman and
Joseph Walker of Atlanta
In the back parlor three piece or
chestra led by Prof. Carl Hoffman,
played for sixteen dances and four
extras. The program cards were hand
painted. being the work of Misses An
ME Davis, Ophelia Sawtell and Lucy
Moorhead.
Assisting Miss Bullock We're Mrs
E. L. Carney, Mrs. Edward Holder and
during the intermission Misses Eliz-
abeth Davis, Annie Moorhe read, Mary
Harriet Livingston, Annie Pope Eagle
ton, all in pretty party dresses. served
attractive plates on which were press
/ ed turkey with cranberry, sandwiches.
olives, pickles, celery, a spray of pars-
i ley and a cup of black coffee. After
the intermission dancing was resum-
+ ed and lasted until an early hour
I Miss Bullock is a most capable
hostess and the evening with her and
her guests was one of genuine enjoy
ment TO the many young people who
were fortunate enough TO receive an
invita- ton.
Z Miss BlaiY Woodrow will entertain
fher young friends at a pretty New
j Year party Wednesday, afternoon in
compliment TO Miss Onie Chazal Misses
Marie and Dorothy Hickman.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Chambliss went to
Lake Weir this morning to spend the
day about the lake and the pretty or
Iange groves. They took with them in
their car Miss T. c. Roquemore of
I.
niece, who has been spending the hol-
idays a stheir guest. Miss Roquemore
is teacher of expression and physics
/ in Birmingham Seminary, a college for
girls. This is her first visit to Florida
and she is infatuated with the state
and Ocala.
Miss Mary Phillips 5 here from
! N ID
Common and visiting all her Other
friends Miss Mary likes Jacksonville
| but loves Ocala, her childhood home
and Ocala reciprocates.
Miss Rebecca Smith is here from
Tampa, where she has a good position,
visiting her brother and sisters dur
ing the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p Galloway are
home from a Christmas visit 10 Mrs.
lGalloway's parents in Brooksville.
/ Mrs. L. r. Waiver and daughter, Miss
/ Lorene of Plant City, are spending a
flew days with Mrs Waivers sister,
Mrs. E. NJ Osborn. NJ SIS Lorene Wav-
Ter will compete in the state oratorical
Iconfest next Thursday night
1
Mr.. ]. NJ Thomas has returned from
/ a visit to his old home in Atlanta. His
visit was brief for Christmas, but y.
NJ" is mostly all business.
i Mrs. Susie Mcpherson is here from
South Carolina for a Christmas visit to
her father, Mr.. 3. H Seymour and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones of
WeirsdaIe are in Ocala for a few days.
/ Rev. Jones is the s9-year- old gentle
man who one month ago had a most
delicate and serious operation per-
formed on him, and yet today is APP
parently as well as he ever was, all of
which is attributed to the clean life
the reverend gentleman has always
! led.
Mr. and Mrs Fl. A. Kramer have
moved 10 the residence Of Mr.. c. III.
Dame. where they have rooms
Mrs. " F. Yocum of Dade City IS
spending the holidays with her daugh-
/ ter, Mrs. ". T. Gary. Mrs. Yocum has