The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-09

burnett Another enjoyable musical
piece was played by Miss Gertie Pey-
ser. who is one Of OcaIa's most gifted
musicians. Mrs Frank Wetherbee
then recited americas Conversion. E"
She is a splendid reader. having stud
led for the stage, and last night she
was at her best. This was the first of
a series OF Womans Club nights and
the Temple was well filed, almost all
the seats down stairs being taken and
large number upstairs
Mrs. Rheinauer Hostess of Club
/ Mrs. Charles Rheinauer at her at
xtractive home on Fort King avenue,
I charming1y entertained the members
of the Married Ladies Card Club of
which she is prominent member and
a few special friends. this afternoon at
N3 o'clock.
There were six tables of congeniaI
players and the parlors and library in
which they were placed were beauti-
fed by enormous vases of gorgeous
Minnie Trace roses, which filled the
rooms with a delicate fragrance. Guam
titles of Bugle lilies were also used
advanta geously. On the tables were
bon-bon dishes filled with candies,
which were enjoyed during the games
of whist. Scores were kept on taIlies
inscribed with Happy New Year"
this being the first meeting of the club
! in 1913. The top scorer among the
/ club members received a handsome
/ imported collar, made of hand-em-
: broidery and Irish crochet lace and
the top scorer among the visitors re-
ceived two exquisite handkerchiefs.
Both prizes were purchased by the
hostess when in Switzerland last sum-
mer
For two hours the players thorough
/ ly enjoyed their games after which
Mrs. Rheinauer, assisted by her niece,
Mrs. Lenorade Prince of New York,
served a delicious ice course which in
Guided strawberry ice cream with
whipped cream. black and white fruit
cake and claret punch.
Playing were the following mem
bers: Mrs Edward Holder, Mrs. D. w.
Davis Mrs. NJ. Fishel, Miss Jennie Ho-
henberg, Mrs. G. T. Maughs. Mrs. E. L.
Carney, Mrs. J. D. Robertson, Mrs. w
/ S. Bullock, Mrs S. T. Sistrunk, Mrs. F.
T. Schreiber, Mrs. 3. y. Looney, Mrs
G. K. Robinson, Mrs. Q. T. Green Mrs
Kyle and the following visitors, Mrs.
lC. V. Miller, Mrs. John Taylor. Mrs. G.
S. Scott Miss Alice Bullock, Miss Byrd
Wartmann, Miss Matte Williams, Mrs
Leon Fishel, Mrs. VIM. Hooker, Miss
Ophelia Sawten. Mrs. ]. c. 3. Koonce
and Mrs. Jake Brown.
DR. Neville Clark returned today to
his home in Daytona. He has many
friends in Ocala who are always de-
| lighted to see him on his annual visits
Mr.. and Mrs O. H. Rogers, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Rogers with some friends
passed through town this morning
from Lynne going out towards Mar
! tel to enjoy quail roast in the
woods
! Miss Alice Bullock leaves Monday
for Orlando, where she viii be the
popular guest of Miss Margaret Hart.
Miss Bullock expects to be away two
weeks and during that time she will
also visit Miss Ada Bumby and Mrs.
Britain.
Mrs. J. NJ Stocked and pretty
daughter, Katharine, who have been
the guests Of Mrs. James Taylor, the
formers sister since Thanksgiving,
have returned to Daytona. Later Mrs.
| Stoeckel will join her husband, who
has a position in Pittsburg. Pa.
Mr.. G. K. Williams has returned
from a business trip to Brooksville.
Mr. Jim Rentz. who has been
student of the Virginia Military In
stitute is home and will enter bust
/ ness with his father, Mr.. E. P Rentz.
Senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith and
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith entertained at
a dance at 10 O'Clock last night for the
young people who are their house
guests. Their home on California ave
nue. was decorated with lilies and Kill
arney roses and an orchestra played
for the dancing \ dinner for the
house party preceded the dance and a
buffet supper was served during the
evening. Senator and Miss Smith, &C
companied by their house guests, at
: tended the reception at the White
House before the dance The senator
: entertained at luncheon yesterday at
/, the capitol for his daughter and her
mouse guests Miss Robvn Young en-
: tertained at cards in the afternoon IN
compliment TO Miss Smith and her
house party.-Wa shington Post.
Miss Young is the daughter of Mr..
] D. Young who until recently own
ed large acreage on the Oklawaha,
being member Of the firm Of Kyle &
= Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Hampton are
spending today in Jacksonville, the
: former going up on business and the
: latter to shop.
The numerous friends of Mrs. James
| Taylor Will regret TO hear that he has
been very i'll with measles Mrs Tay-
Ior i better today but her little daugh-
[ ter Martha May. is sick and in al
probability Is taking measles
Mr.. J. NJ Thomas viii be host Of q
delightful bqx party on the evening Of
the sixteenth 70 witness the presenta-
c rion Of ScEboI Days, at the Temple
c Thea1er= Mr. Thomas guests VIII in
c clude half a dozen Or more Of his youna
[ school friends
c In recent issue Of the Pensa c0la
c News appears an article headed Ell
lquette, which ought TO be read BY ev
lery young person as well a. older one
The writer dealt Al length with the
person who neglect 70 reply imme
diately 10 q social invitation and says
a number Of Pensacola hostessez whs
Ientertaln have recently declared tina