The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-02-21
WEIRSDALE

Weirsdale, Feb. 20.-Mr. and Mrs. p.
r. Mckinney of Indiana, who were
guests at Hotel Lakeside early in the
season, are expected to return soon and
spened the remainder of the winter
here,
Miss Florence Sehnitzler and Miss
Frances Hale gave an invitation val
entine dance on the evening of Feb
ruary 14th, and in spite of the dis
agreeable weather nearly thirty guests
were present. The dance was held on
the nicely waxed floor of the pavilion,
and the late waltzes and two-steps fur
nished by fine phonogranh were
thoroughly appreciated as shown by
the many eneores. Dance programs
with appropriate heart decorations
were used. Fruit punch was served at
the pavilion during the evening, and at
intermission the guests were invited to
the house, where ice cream, cakes and
candies were served Miss Schnitzler
and Miss Hale are attractive and
Icharming hostesses, and they have
given several delightful dancing par
ties this winter, but the valentine
dance was without doubt the most en-
joyable. The following guests were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. van
zandt, Mr. and Mrs. sherman, Mrs.
Pence, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard, Mrs:
Goodwin, Misses Alice Ballou, Emma
van Zandt, Theo van Zandt, Louise
Smith, Grace Robinson, Gertrude Bick-
Hey, Mrs. Pedrick. Messrs. Chapman,
Connard. E. Fiebrick. Carl Smith, Ro-
| land James, Russell Gano. Paul Smith,
Fred Black Raymond Gano, Mortimer
Goodwin and Ed Green and w. V. New
som of Ocala.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Mason of
Hotel Lakeside are enjoying a sight
seeing trip to Tampa and points fur
ther south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin of Belleview
were callers on friends at Hotel Lake.
side one day last week. Mr. and Mrs,
Dustin have spent several previous
winters at the Lakeside.
| Listen to a tale of the Honey Hunt
ers! E. Fiebrich and c. Hagin while on
a recent hike to Summerfield made a
discovery! These gentlemen, who were
out for explorations, did not let any
thing get by them, not even Bee. So
they followed the ariel footprints of
said Bee to hollow tree, where they
found the whole Bee family "at home
Upon the return of Mr.. Fiebrich and
/ MT. HaSln TO Hotel LakeSlQe Iney re-
lported their discovery. The next day
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
who are ardent Honey Hunters. they
returned to the tree in which lay the
golden treasure. The tree was cut
down and by careful manipulations on
the part of one of the gentlemen (while
the rest of the party took to the woods)
1.-THE store of honey was captured. Then
lin triumph the Hunters returned to the
hotel with twenty-five pounds of per-
fectIy good honey. and a choice col
Election of beautiful Bee Bites.
The Five Hundred Club met at Ho-
Itel Lakeside Saturday evening and the
Iprizes were taken by Mrs. van zandt
Mr. Fred Perrin and Miss Ethel earn.
tahan.
Miss Lottie Black spent the week
lend at her home in Weirsdale-
Mr. r. Schnitzler made a short bust
mess trip to Jacksonville last week.
Down in Dixie will be given or
FRIDAY evening. Feb. 21st, at the Soutf
lake Weir school house. The play i:
lunder the direction of Mrs. Fred Per
lrin The cast of characters is as fol
Ilows: Havery Wells. a Colonel in th'
Federal Army; Russell Gano. Georg'
Washington Bangs, a Herald Reporter
lCarl Smith, Major Bradley. OF the Con
ifederate Army, Milton AIbertson, Cor