The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-04-10
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for a trio Of lovely visiting girls to b.
formally introduced 10 the young PEG.
pie of ocala than the one presented
last evening at Yonge's Hail. which
had by clever and ingenious hands
been converted mtg a typical shaks.
perean garden With a silver moor
casting a mellow light over the scene
To obtain the result bamboo, magno-
liza, palms. palmetto, ferns and moss
were used in the decorations. The
center support Of the hall was given
the form of majestic tree and the
walls and corDers We're almost COM
pletely hidden with ssTeens. and in one
corner through the branches of a small
tree. Target jovial-faced moon. be-
hind which had been placed an electric
light. glowed down upon the merry
throng
The hostess of this beautiful party
was pretty Miss Kathleen jackson, and
the honor guests We're Misses Clarabel
caipepper of st. Augustine, Blanche
Mizelle of Orange Lake and Mary Skip
worth of White Springs, all of whom
are guests of Miss Clara Johnson.
Airs. j. c. Jackson, Sr.. standing AT
the front entrance, greeted her daugh-
ters guests, who, after laying aside
their wraps in the dressing rooms,
We're introduced by Mrs. T. H. Johnson
to the receiving line which included
Miss Jackson receiving with Mr.. Pete
Mcintosh, Miss Skipworth with Mr..
Phil Robinson, Miss CuIpepper with DR..
Carlisle IzIar. Miss MszeIle with Mr..
Whitfield Palmer and Miss johnson
with DIR. Harry Walters
Miss Jackson wore a costume of vel
low marquisette. trimmed with gold
beaded fringe, which was most becom-
ing to her brunei type Miss Skipworth
was gowned in white charmeuse, made
en- train and trimmed in real lace and
bril1iants. In her rich auburn hair
was a bandeau of brilliants and PEARLS
with an aigrette of spun glass. The
pretty evening dress worn by Miss
Culpepper was fashioned of white mes
saline, draped with lowered chiffon.
She, too, wore a spun glass aigrette
in her couture. Miss Mizelle was most
attractive in blue crepe de chene, TRIM
med with rosebuds and chiffon. Her
hair bandeau was of brilliants Miss
johnson wore pink crepe de chene with
crystal trimmings.
The honorees, during their visit of a
few days have added many Ocalans to
their list Of friends to which was add
ed many more last evening
While the guests We're arriving Miss
Lois Ellis, assisted by Misses Alice
Sexton and Hannay Ellis. served fruit
punch from a rustic appointed table A
well of ice water was also arranged
for the pleasure of the. guests.
At $50 o'clock programs containing
sixteen dances, waltzes and two-steps
alternating. We're distributed Each
bore the hostess initial ssJ' in gold.
The music was furnished by a colored
string orchestra and the merry crowd
tripped the light fantastic toe TO its
lovely tunes till past the midnight
hour Several extras were played by
Mss Lola Mcclure at the piano.
Miss Jaekson's dance was a most en-
Ijoyable affair and her friends who were
present TO spend the hours with her
and the guests of honor included:
Misses Ophelia Sawtell, Annie Davis
Annie Laurie and Emma Perry, Josie
Bullock, Hester and Marian Dewey
Rhoda Liaaen. Mary Burford, Fannie
ana Rosebud Robinson. Marguerite
| Porter, Marie Van EngeIken, Alurie
/ Bittinger, Lola Mcclure, Lucille Robin
| son, Kathleen sanders, Margaret Jack
son, Margaret Wade of North Carolina
Messrs. Tom Pasteur J. NJ. Thomas w
". Newsom, Jr., Ralph Robinson. Ray.
i mond Bullock, Norton Davis. Jim ant
Sam Pyles, Alfred Beck, r. NJ Curtis
Hugo Mcintosh. Holmes Walters, Ed
ward Green, Bruce and Clarence Mef
fert, o. b. Howse, Ernest Crook, A. z
Smith, Jim Rentz, T. D. Lancaster, Jr
! Bert Dosh, Morris Smith, A. c. Chan
Icellor of Columbus. Ca, Drs. Sheppard
Clifford Aver, Herbert Counts, Mr. an,
Mrs. Donald Frazier, Dr. Walter Hood
Mrs. ". T. Gary and Capt johnson.
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