The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-14
CALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Mrs. bridges Entertained for Miss L.,

e''04iI ~ the other END, where Miss Ley |
greeted each while they We're being re- |
freshed with fruit punch served by |
Miss Roux. The punch table was pref |
tily decorated with roses, sweet peas
and asparagus fern all of which was in |
perfect keeping with the dozens Of /
potted plants which were arranged on
and around the piazza.
Mrs. I. H Johnson invited the young |
ladies into the reception hall and mus
Il room where an hour and a half was
pleasantly spent amidst elaborate |
decorations.
When all had arrived. work bags
each guest having been told TO bring
her sewing, were opened and work be-
gan, but il vas only a few minutes be-
fore Mrs, Bridges appeared, saying she
had played trick on the guests and
that she had some little girls for whom
she wanted some dolls dressed Miss
Eunice Ellfs then entered with a large
basket, filled with yellow packages
each Of which contained tiny Son|
with the necessary materials to dress
it. Much fun was had while doing
this delightful work When completed
they were collected by the hostess and
the guests received their own sewing.
but again they were interrupted this
time TO attend Il May pole doll party
in she dining room.
The round table covered with a
handsome cloth. was conferred with a
tall white pole from the summit of
which extended stFeamers of pink and
blue ribbons 10 the dolls placed around
the edges Of the table, among trailing
oleanders. The effect was exquisite.
] Seated he ri1-
| lows the guests were served to chick
en- salad sandwiches, waters and cheese
apples. The salad was served in May
baskets made from bell peppers and
the handles of the baskets were adorn-
| ed with tiny bouquet of flowers
| Directly after enjoying the delicious
rcPast pencils and cards were dis
trtbuted and Mrs. Rrfdges asked twelve
questions. the answers of which were
to be twelve flowers. The contest was
one OF the cleverest ever introduced in
/ ocaFa. On leavins the dining room it
was announced that the little girls for
whom the dolls We're dressed were
present and that each guest must take
hers home,
| Present 10 enjoy this most unique
and beautiful "home coming party for
Miss Ley were Misses Hope Robinson,
Adele Bittinger, Jennie Harrel, May
/ Camp, Alice Bullock, Bette MeIver,
Minnie Stevan, Kathleen Jackson, Eliz-
abeth Newsom, Fanny and Rosebud
Robinson, Nellie Gottlieb, Josie Bull
lock, Gertie Peyser, Frances Tarver.
Lois Ellis. Rhoda and Annie Pearl Lid
don, Hester Dewey. Ophena sawtem,
Clara Johnson. Bessie MacKay. Annie
Atkinson, Mrs Violet Powers and Mrs.
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i Invitations have been received in
lOcala from members of the graduating
class at the John B. Stetson University,
at DeLand, who will have their COM
mencement exercises on Tuesday eve
ming, May 27tn. Miss Fay Crfbbett,
who spent her childhood in this county
and often visits relatives here, is a
member of the graduating class this
year
Mrs, G. s. Cullen and three young
children, Sidney, Alice and Lanier Gull
: len, went to Palatka yesterday after
noon to visit for a few days.
Mrs, f H. Mote, who was called to
Baltimore. Mr., last month to be with
her cousin during an operation. has re-
turned TO her home in Leesburg.
|
J Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Smith of Thomas
Vile, Ga, have been guests at the Har-
rington for two days. Mrs. Smith is a
collegemate Of Miss Minnie Stovan,
she having attended Brenau before her
marriage,
Mrs J. 3. BBorland and daughters,
: Mrs. Talmadge DuPree and Misses
t Louise and Ethel Borland of Cftra were
t in town shopping today.
Cards have been received from Mr.
5 and Mrs. Chas r. Flippen, who are
5 spending their honeymoon at points of
Interests in Tennessee. They are now
a. Watertown, enjoying visit with
T Mr.. FHppen's parents.
on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. F, W
e Cook was charming hostess of the
Eastern Star sewing CIRCLE, While the
. ladies were busy WITH their needles
Mrs. L. ". HarleyS and Miss Err
tYonge rendered several selections or
{ the piano. Mrs. Cook assisted by Mrs
George McGahagin served cake and re
= freshfng punch. The circle viii NEE
n next Tuesday with Mrs. J. H. Spence
on Oklawaha avenue,
Mrs 5. P Hollinrake has as he
T. guests her sister. Mrs II. c. Tabor 0
n Atlanta, and her sister-in-law. Mrs. P
" p Kreigsman of Eustis.
Miss Bessie Scher Of Valdosta, Ga
e has arrived in the city TO make he
. home here. Miss Scher's father is tn
" manager Of the English Wooden Mill.
"a whose store will be opened in a fey
~ days in the earn building.
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Mrs \. B Weaver OF Miami, VII
stopped in the city on her way HON
from the L. D. c. convention at Liv
Oak. TO visit her mother, brother an
sister here, left for her home tOda!
accompanied by her mother, Mrs L.
Lummus. Mrs Weaver is a sister {
Mrs. A A Winer and Mr.. s NJ Lun
mus and has many friends in Ocal
who are always glad to see her. Sh
is one Of the high officers Of the Flor
ida L. D. c.
The Ocala friends of Mr.. and Mrs. y
F. Marlowe, now residents Of Stark
will be pleased TO know that they hay
another bright little boy in their HON
Mrs Ida Gates and Miss Genevie1
Smith have gone TO Atlanta. to after