The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-31
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Pretty Party Given by DIR. and Mrs. l..
F. BIaIOek.

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their guests being the school boys and
girls.
The holiday colors. used artisticalIy,
adorned all the rooms. Mrs. E. L Car
ney met the guests at the front door,
who, after disearding their wraps up
stairs, were received in the parlor by
the host, hostess and honorees. Re-
ceiving with them were Miss Martha
Kate Rentz. Messrs. Robert Clarkson
and Fred Heffert.
On the piazza ice sold punch was
served by Misses Agnes Burford and
Louise Rentz-
When all had arrived a tray with
slips of paper were passed, and on
drawing each discovered that the slips
contained instructions as to what must
be done during the evening-story-
telling, singing, playing, etc.-au of
which afforded great amusement Sew
.eral games were also played.
During the evening chocolate and
vanilla ice cream. with cake, was serv-
ed by the hostess, assisted by Misses
Louise Rentz and Agnes Burford.
4Among those present at this pretty
and enjoyable party were, besides the
honorees. Misses Catherine and Mil
dred PyIes, Rexie Todd, Mabel Meffert
Annie Moorhead,l Martha Kate Rentz
Virginia SistrunK, Gladys and Theo
Wallis, Nan Brooks, Susie Erwin, Ruth
Rentz, Elizabeth Davis, Stella and
Nina Camp, Wenbna Wetherbee, Han
nay Ellis. Mary Harriet Livingston,
Lois Dame, Music Bullock, Sarah Pearl
Martin, Florence ELeitner, Eleanor Nix
on, Messrs. Wiley and Sam Burford
Leslie and Pat Anderson, Robert Con-
nor, Alfred Green, LAGRANGE Sistrunk
Welsh Dewey. Olaf Zewadski. Earl
Hall, julius Brown, Joe Borden, Joe
Blalock, W. NJ Martin, Cameron Cams
by, George Looney, Ray Ferguson, Fred
Meffert, Robert Clarkson, Albert Har-
riss, Alfred MacKay, William McIn-
tosh, Bernard Koonce, Carlton Erwin.
Leroy Bridges, Eddie Rentz, Pierce
Rentz, Ray Nixon and Carol Blalock
+ Messrs. Julian Brown and Earl Hall
left early this morning for Atlanta, GO
ing through the country in an Over
land car. From Atlanta they will go
to College Park to resume their studies
at the Georgia Military Academy.
Mr. B. S. weathers is in the city
from Jacksonville to attend the we'd
ers, and Mr.. George Ford.
Rev. and Mrs George Hendree Har-
rison and son, Howard, of Jacksonville
are the guests of Miss Meta Jewett
Mr.. Harrison will officiate at the Ford
Weathers wedding this evening.
Mrs. J. P. Galloway has as her
guests this week, Miss Mona Sewel,
her sister, and Miss day Dunn, both of
Brooksville, where they are teachers
in the public school.
Mrs. NJ E. Hfckson arrived in the
city this afternoon from Georgia to be
with her daughter, Mrs. NJ. C. Dosh and
children.
Mr.. Wilbur Smith is in the city from
Tampa, visiting his father, Mr. E. c.
Smith, and family.
Messrs. w J. Frfnk and J. w Con-
nor of Levon were in the city today.
Mr.. c. A. Tremere of Belleview was
calling on his Ocala friends today.
Mr. Troy Hall of Wildwood visited
his father and sister here last night.
Mr.. William Sinclair, after a holiday
visit TO his family here. returned yes
terday to his home at Arcadia.
Miss Beatrice Sinclair, who has been
in Ocala for several weeks visiting her
mother, left last night for Tallahassee
to resume her position in one of the
state departments.
Miss Henrietta Lisk, who has been
spending the holidays with her mother
at Grahamville, left Wednesday for
Montevallo, Ala, where she is teach
ing botany in the Alabama Girls
Technical Institute.
Mrs w c. Treadaway and daughter,
Miss Carrie Treadaway of Newman, Ga,
are the guests of Mrs. Treadaway's
brother Mr.. B. F. Borden, and family.
This is their first visit to Ocala, and
la trip to Silver Springs has been plan
ned for them.
Sunday morning Mr.. Norton Davis
took Miss Josie Bullock's guests down
to Eastlake in his car. The party visit
ed the Lake Weir Yacht Club and
after viewing the beauties of the lake,
had lunch on the spacious veranda Of
the club house. returning to the city at
3 O'Clock Those in the party We're:
Mrs Walter Green, Miss Leila Wood,
Miss Frances Smithe, Miss Maggie
Lyle, Misses Josie and Music Bullock,
Messrs Norton Davis. Dale Mabry and
Holmes Walters.
Miss Blanche Hall. who has been at
the hospital under treatment for the
past four weeks, was able to return to
her home in Gambler today.
Mr.. T. J. Simmons Of Macon, Ga,
a brilliant young newspaper man, in
terested IN the Macon Evening News,
is in the~city, the guest Of his aunt,
Mrs. J. T. Lancaster.
Mrs. / c. Denman of Reddick has
been very sick for the past few days,
but is somewhat better today.
| Miss Jessie Wilson Of Lake Butler,
graduate of the OcaIa High School and
now teacher at Evinston, is in the city,
attending the association. She is the
guest Of Miss Alice Campbell.