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

Minis. Mr. and Mrs Bunyan stephens.
Mr.. Macarthur Of the Harrington, Mr..
j. H. Workman and Mr.. Tom Harris.
The party left between 10 and II
o'clock, some in carriages and others
in automobiles. An abundance of
tempting edibles were taken along
and with the fish, which were fried at
the camp. sumptuous dinner was en-
joyed.
An invitation to Hearts Ease is
always an assurance of a good time,
for Mr.. Howse never leaves anything
undone that would add to the pleasure
of his guests and when Mr.. Gallagher
shares the honors as host the guest
are doubly sure of enjoying each
minute.
Miss Williams Entertains for Visitors
Last eveningr-Niss Mattye Williams
was t44e--louelH hostess ola very de-
Hghtful and infefma4- party which she
gave for threel attractive visitors.
Misses Lola and Ethel Mcclure of
Shelbyville, KY, and Miss Marguerite
Wade of Fayetteville, -N.--C.-----
assisting Miss Williams in enter
tanning her guests was her sister.
Mrs. r. S. Hall. Four tables were ar
ranged for games of trail and during
the evening other games were played,
which added to the enjoyment of the
guests.
A most refreshing ice course of
strawberry cream and cake was serv-
ed and with it was coffee and minis.
Candies were on the tables during the
games.
The guests spending pleasantly the
evening with the hostess and honorees
We're: Mrs. Flora Morrison, Miss jose
phine Williams, Miss Minnie Stovall,
Miss Marguerite Porter, Messrs. o. B.
Howse, w. b. Gallagher, Tom and
Frank Harris, Whit Palmer, Jim
Rentz and DR. NJ. C. Izlar
+ The following school boys and girls
had a merry time last evening at a
motion picture party given by Miss
Ruth Rentz, the attractive young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rentz: Misses Emma Perry Mildred
Pyles, Sue Moore, Elizabeth Davis
Blanch Whaleys Virginia Sistrunk,
Stella Camp, Mary HARRIET Livingston
and Messrs. Sam BuFford, Welsh Dew
ey Bernard Koonce. Joe Bla1ock, ALI
red Green, LAGRANGE Sistrunk, Eddie
land Pierce Rentz. --------
| Mrs. Rentz ana MRS. D. r. Conner
| chaperoned the young folks and after
enjoying the pictures at the Temple
| they returned to the hostess home or
| South Third street and for an hour OF
more played various games.
1
the crowd into the dining room, where
pickles. olives, waters and ice tea
were served.
The members of the society set viii
be interested to learn OF the engage
ment of Miss jeanette Sadlier of Wal
den, n. Y, to Mr.. Archie Harlow Of
the same place. Miss Sadlier was the
much admired guest of Miss Janei
Weathers three winters ago. Tn,
wedding viii take place some tins
| after Easter.
Miss Dorothy Schneider. who accom-
panied Rev. Glass and family TO Pa
| latka Tuesday, returned home yester
day
Mrs D. w Davis, who has been con
fined to her room since Tuesday, wa
liable to attend the business meeting o
the woman's Club this afternoon, tn
1 news of which viii be gratifying t
Der many friends
Rev. Jas. c. Glass durirg his weel
end visit IN 0cala, is the guest of Nj
p
4 Mrs. John Williams and son 0
leicester, S. c.. who have been en5oyin
a delightful visit with Mrs. W.
Newsom, expect to leave Monday 10
, BrooksviIle to visit relatives befor
. returning home.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drake returne
yesterday from the state meet OF gol
players at Orlando. Mr.. stephen Jew
. EFT returned last night, having com
by Lakeland to bring his pretty youn
sniece, Margaret Jewett, home wit
Thin Mr. c. K Robinson and NJ
Clarence Camp returned this morning
Mr.. Phil Robinson, Mr. ". C. Tuttl
Mr.. Jack Camp, Mr.. ana Mrs. JohRso
and Miss Nurney came yesterday, abs
Prof. J. s. Pearson, who attended II
meet, but 1id not play.
$50
Mrs. W. ]. Sheridan and her prett
hhttle daughter, Dixie. went TO Gaines
Evine this afternoon for a week-en
visit TO friends
Mrs. E. j. Nix and children. WI
have been on a visit 10 Mrs Nix
mother at Cocoa. have returned HON
Miss Daisy Ross and Mrs. j. ]. Beat
of Anthony were In town today shol
ping Miss Ross was one of Il
teachers in the Anthony school tn
winter and leaves for Madison today
attend the state normal
SIX REELS AND VAUDEVILLE
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