The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-03
NEIRSDALE

Weirsdaie, Jan 1.-The social life in
Neirsdale has started in earnest. and
during Christmas and New Years
weeks. the social events followed each
other IN lively succession
Miss Juanita Lyle gave a New Years
eve dance in the hall al Stanton, and
The New Year was danced in with
much merrimenL The dance was at
tended by a jolly party OF young peo-
pie with whom Miss Juanita Is a great
favorite. Il was a decidedly enjoyable
affair and the fine floor and excellent
music added 70 the pleasure Of the eve
ming.
On Christmas night a private dance
was given al the new club house at
Eastlake by Mr.. Edward Marshall Of
Oklawaha. Il was largely attended by
young people from all around the lake
and II was one of the joIIiest and most
enjoyable dances ever given al the
club house. 1Ir. Marshall is & very
h0spItable host, and all are indebted TO
him for a very delightful Christmas
evening. The following party from
/ WeirsdaIe and Stanton attended: Mr..
and Mrs. Buckley. Mr.. Z. Schnitzler,
Mrs. Grace Robinson. Misses Schnitz-
/ Ter, Buckley, Smith, Messrs. Smith,
Stanton and E. NJ Boynton.
| Miss Florence SchnitzIer gave one Of
/ her delightful dancing parties on New
Years night. Miss Snitzler has estab-
Hshed reputation for being a most
I hospitabIe hostess and her dances are
always a famous success. \ large
number Of invited guests attended and
( the dance was given in the pavilion
overlooking the lake, which is an ideal
place for dancing. Refreshments were
served during the evening Some Of
the guests who did not care 10 dance
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
. SchnitzIer and Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley in
Mr.. Schnitzler's attractive home.
The Hotel Lakeside was opened last
week, and viii be managed this sea-
son by Mrs. Van Zandt of New Jersey.
Mr.. ClawsOn, the former proprietor,
will spend the winter at the hotel, and
it is hoped that all the old familiar
guests will return this season. At
present the guests are Mr. Hogan and
Charles Hogan Of Indiana; E. Fiebrick,
Brooklyn; Mr.. Butts. Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckinney, Indiana. and W.
Stokes. Although at present the guests
are few, but what they lack in num-
lbers they make up in quality" Mr.. z.
\.
who last year held the record for the
champion catchers Of the finny tribe,
i are already 70 be seen upon the lake
proceeding to establish the same re-
) cord this season. It is needless to say
that there is great CONSERVATION among
the fish, upon the arrival of these
three ardent followers of Walton.
; Miss Juanita Lyle and Messrs. Car,
: and Earl Lyle, who have spent the
Christmas holidays at their home in
: Stanton, left Thursday to resume their
college duties.
The Christian Endeavor Society
= gave musical entertainment and sup.
: per at the Weirsdale church last Fri
day evening, which was well attended
l and an enjoyable affair.
= Mr.. E. NJ. Boynton of Silver Spring.
+, was a caller on friends in WeirsdaIe
: and Stanton Christmas day.
Mr.. Carl Smith and Miss Louise
Smith were callers Ocala las
Thursday.
l c. W. Willard was a business caller
= in Ocala Thursday
Messrs. Earl and Carl Lyle of Stan.
ton, who are enthusiastic sportsmen
? have shot nearly one hundred and
r fifty quail during their short sta!
I here over the holidays.