The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-28
OCALA social AFFAIRS
Birthday Bridge Party Given by Miss
MeIyer

Birthday Bridge Party Given by Miss
Mrs. ". H Jackson, who is being 70
pleasantly entertained by her many
friends while Visiting her aunt. Mrs.
William Hooker, was again the lovely
honoree last evening, of a most enjoy
able bridge party given by Hiss Bette
Wray McIvers< There were four tables
of congenfal players. The parlor and
den. the rooms in which the tables
were placed, were decorated with a
profusion Of roses and asparagus fern.
On each table was bon-bon dish fill
ed with minis which We're enjoyed dur
ing the games. Scores were marked
on Dutch tally cards and al the close
Of the games it was found that Mrs.
Hooker and Mr.. Alfred Beck had scor-
ed highest. As Mrs Hooker does not
accept prizes, Miss MacKay, who held
second highest score, was given a box
of correspondence cards and a similar
box was presented to the honoree. Mr..
Beck was given a pretty deck of Con-
gress playing cards.
A delicious salad course, including
chicken salad, sandwiches, waters.
sailed almonds, olives and orange ice
was served.
Miss McIver's parties are always
lovely and this one was particularly
enjoyable and will be remembered
among the most delightful of the in
formal affairs TO be given during the
week. She was assisted in entertain
ing her guests by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. f. McIyer. Another enjoyable
feature of the evening was the singing
of
possesses one of the finest voices in
Tampa.
Miss McIvers guests included Mrs.
Jackson. Mrs. Hooker, Mrs. George
Ford, Misses Edith Williams, Bessie
MacKay, Eugenia Fuller, Janet Wealth
ers, Annie Atkinson, Messrs. Tom Har-
ris, Ralph and Phil Robinson, Ernest
Crook. Hugo Mcintosh, A j. Beck. D.
Temple OF Sanford. " C. Mr. Hooker
joined the players for refreshments.
.
Mrs. Roess Hostess of bridge Club
At her beautiful home on East Ok
lawaha avenue, Mrs NJ ]. Roess de-
nghtfully entertained this morning the
members of the Tuesday Morning
Bridge Club. Mrs. Roess' house guest,
Mrs. Cristy Welch of German Valley,
n. j., was the honor guest. There were
four tables of bridge and playing with
the club We're the hostess mother,
Mrs. r. L. Anderson, and sister in law,
Mrs. c. l. Anderson and Mrs Donald
Frazier Top score was made by Mrs.
Dozier, who was given a pretty sewing
basket and to the honor guest was
given dainty jabot. At the conclus-
ion of the games the hostess served
chicken salad, beaten biscuit, olives,
waters and coffee. The club members
playing were Mrs H. C. Dozier, Mrs.
Fl. A. Waterman, Mrs. Harvey Clark,
Mrs. r. c. Camp. Mrs. Clarence Camp,
Miss Emily Stotesbury. Mrs L. r.
Chazal, Mrs. Albert Ge~ig, Mrs. D. S.
Woodrow and Mrs. O. T. Green
All Members Invited
The members Of the Lake Weir Yacht
Club who live in Ocala number about
eighty. They are all cordially invited
to attend the events on the clubs win
ter calendar. The opening entertain
ment is the commodores reception on
Wednesday night, Jan. goth
Mrs. stephens to Entertain
The following invitation was issued
this morning:
fMrs. Bunyan Stephens at home Sat-
.urday afternoon, February first, nine
teen hundred and thirteen, Miss Ethel
Mcclure, Miss Lola Mcclure. Three
O'Clock. r. S. V. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis N Frank and
Miss Frank will arrive in Ocala Mon
day from Baltimore to visit their niece
and cousin, Mrs. Leon Fishel They
will take a tour of Florida, going from
Ocala down the west coast and then
up the east coast, stopping at Palm
Beach for an indefinite stay.
For Mrs. Jackson and and Mrs. Minis
Mrs. R. A. Burford will on Friday
5entertain at one o'clock luncheon in
compliment to two very charming Wis
itors, Mrs. w. Fl. Jackson of Tampa
and Mrs. Carney Minis of Kentucky.
Tuesday at o'clock, Mrs. Leon
Fishel will be the lovely hostess of a
whist party in honor of Mrs. Louis
Frank, Miss Frank and Mrs. Carney
Minis.
Mrs Gus Dreka was hostess at her
home on South Boulevard on Tuesday
afternoon in honor of her sister. Miss
Mary Davis of Orlando From 4 TO 6
about one hundred of the young ladies
of DeLand and several visitors from
Orange City called to meet Miss Davis.
The Dreka home was done in pink and
white motif carried out artistically,
using pink roses with the dainty
background of asparagus ferns. This
is the first social event given by Mrs.