The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-09-29
Pretty BO-Peep Party

Pretty BO-Peep Party
Friday was the birthday of little
Miss Marie Mexican, the bright
granddaughter of Judge and Mrs w
s. Bullock, of this city, and the fol-
lowing account of party given in
her honor is taken from the Tampa
! Tribune:
Mrs. George Mexican gave a very
pretty and unique "Bopeep" party
for her little seyen-year-old daugh-
/ ter, little Miss Marie, yesterday aft
ernOOn at their home, No. 212 Mag
, nolia avenue. The invitations read:
| Little Bopeep has lost her sheep
, and don't know where to find them
and Saturday afternoon, at hour of
three, she wants you to come to see
Marie and help her to try and find
them
There were about twenty little
girls invited to assist in this pleas
ant mission, and on arrival they
were given little shepherds crooks.
! and began a search for the lost sheep
of papier-mache, which were filled
with candies, which We're in hiding
about the rooms and grounds. There
were several sheep games, among
them being one in which the little
. ones had merry time trying to pin
tail on a sheep while Dlindfolded.
The appointments were in pink
and the refreshment table was ar
ranged to represent a pasture of
sheep, with little Bopeep standing
guard.
The favors were quaint Bopeep
dolls and pop caps.
Mr.. and Mrs w X Zewadski
sailed yesterday from Jacksonville
on the Mohawk for New York.
where they will enjoy the sights of
the metropolis for two weeks
Miss Tommie Floyd, the young
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ
Floyd, who has been i'll with high
fever for several days, is better
Mrs. Archibald and sister, Miss
Pearl Fenton, arrived in Ocala Sat
urday from Philadelphia, and went
to Burbank today, where they will
spend the winter with Mrs. Warren
Worst.
Mr.. H. NJ. Hampton took Dr. E.
Van Hood, Mrs. Hood and Miss Mar
guerite Porter to Mcintosh yester-
day in his automobile.
The friends of Rev. Atkisson, a
former pastor of the Methodist
church, will read with interest the
following taken from the Lake City
Index concerning the family:
Mrs. r. V. Atkisson and daughter
Miss Lucille, reached home last eve
ming from an extended visit of three
months. The time has been spent
with relatives in Atlanta and SPRING
field, Ohio, and Whereabouts, visiting
the scenes of Mrs. Atkisson's early
childhood days. They closed this
most delightful summer with a two
days visit with friends in Jackson
Vile. Miss Lucille entered college
Immediately on her return.
Mrs. E. E. DeCamp of Ocala stop
ped off in the city Sunday for a
visit with her son, A. w. DeCamp
while en- route home from a visit
with relatives in Connecticut.-Lak
City Index.
Born, Sunday morning. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Locke Bingham, of Jackson
Vile, a little son. Mr.. Bingham is a
son of Mrs NJ X Bingham and a
brother of Mrs Mae Bingham of this
city, and his wife has often visited
the family here.
Mrs. w A Knight left today for
Ealdosta. Ga, 10 visit relatives at
her former home for several weeks.
The Eastern Star, sewing circle
meets with Mrs. 4. E. Burnett to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Fred McAteer and baby, Miss
Maude McAteer and Miss frankie
Lotion have returned from their
visit to the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Goodwin OF
Fairfield. spent several hours Sun
day visiting Ocala friends. They
came over in their automobile. re-
turning home in the evening.