The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-10
EpwOrth League Social

Friday evening Mrs. George RentZ at
her home on South Third street. as
sisted by Mrs. Geo. c. Looney and Mrs
J. r. Ley. most delightfully."- entertain
ed the Epworth Leaguers and their
friends at the regular monthly BUSH
ness meeting and social
The business meeting was called to
order by the president. Mr.. c \. Bla-
lock, by reading of the scripture. fol-
lowed by prayer by the first vice pres
ident, Miss Lille Roux, and reports of
the several officers Of the league
The applications for membership
forty-seven in all, met with a favora-
Bile election and will be active mem
bers Of the league if present at the
Sunday afternoon devotional meeting.
LAT which time they will be taken into
the league.
The entertainment to be given by the
Reds" the defeated side. will be held
Thursday, May 18th. on the lawn ad-
joining the Methodist parsonage.
The treasurer's report ending April
S0th was eXceedinglN good and the last
and final payment on the league piano
VIII be made this week. The final pay
mept rs $35, which makes total sum
Of 1927 paid for the piano.
Adjournment was taken for the So
cial part of the evening. The FIRST Of
the social numbers was the May Puz-
BILE" which proved to be a very inter
esting contest, after which Miss Nan
Brooks and Mr.. Davies chose sides and
the game Spy" was played to the en-
lorment of all present. During the
game Miss Halle Ley played some
beautiful numbers on the piano.
Following the game Spy" Miss
Marguerite Porter sans four beautiful
solos, which were greatly enjoyed and
which added greatly to the festivities
of the evening.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
George Rentz assisted by Mrs. Looney
and Mrs. Ley. after which several
games We're played. All returned home
grateful for the pleasant evening as
guests of Mrs. Rentz
| l. 4. Snow.
S. A Nickel, Jr.,
| Publicity Committee.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Johnson and
daughter Miss Sarah, are the guests
today of Mr.. and Mrs, John H. Spencer
and family at their home on the sulf
They will return home Monday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs, z. p. Rentz left today
for New YORK City, where Mr. Rent2
will transact BUSINESS for the Ocala
Northern RAILROAD. From there they
will go to Vest Baden, Ind, where Mr.
Rentz will take a short course of treat
Ement at the famous springs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Magaw and TIVE
children left Yesterday afternoon or
the SeaboaFd Limited for Chicago
where Mrs. Magaw and the children
will remain all summer. Mr.. MagaN
will go to Kansas City from there and
will return TO Ocala in two or threl
weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. C.>E. Thomas and chill
dren have gong TO st. Petersburg
where they hsve rented a cottage anC
Mrs. Thomas tapd the children viii
spend the summer.
Miss Blanche Willis left Sunday TO
Georgia where she will spend tn,
summer. After a visit with friends a
Barnesviiie, she will go to Tiger
Crystal River News.
= Amateur night at the Plaza theate
: last night drew the biggest crowd eve
in the theater, the lower floor beins
crowded and the galleries almost filed
, The feature of the show was tn
Yama Yama song by Miss Leontin
Ramsaur and chorus. All those in tn
act were girls under sixteen years o
age but they were as well drilled as
professional chorus Miss Ramsaur
who was the leader, trained the choru
herself without any assistance. Tn
E act was prettily costumed and was en-
cored several times. the big crowd ap
I plauding liberally.-St. Petersburg In
n dependent