The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-04-05

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The informal dance given to the
Lake Weir Yacht Club members and
| their friends at the club house last
evening by Mrs. Grace Willard Robin
son and Miss Florence Schnitzler of
Weirsdale. was one of the most pleas
ant social affairs on the winter calen-
dar Of the club.
Mrs. Robinson and Miss Schnitzler
received their guests very informally
and during the evening served refresh
ing grapefruit punch. Music was fur
nished by the club house graphophone
the midnight hour, when the merry
gathering dispersed.
Those going from ocala were Misses
Marie Won Engelken. Muriel Bittinger,
Hope Robinson, Lucille Robinson, Hes
ter Dewey. Josie Bullock. AEnie Laurie
and Emma Perry. Messrs r. NJ. Curtis,
E. J. Crook. Tom Pasteur, Coney. Phil
and Ralph Robinson. Bert Dosh. Bruce
Meffert, w. V Newsom, Edwin Green.
Norton Davis and several others
sr. Margaret's Guild Tea at Home of
Mrs. woodrow
Betwen the hours of and O'Clock
this afternoon the monthly silver tea
given by the ladies of ST. Margaret's
Guild was held at the attractive home
of Mrs. d. S. Woodrow. Assisting Mrs.
Woodrow in making the afternoon
most enjoyable for the many church
people and friends who called were
Mrs. C. S. Cullen and Miss Meta Jewett
Gorgeous and unusually fragrant
clusters of Easter lilies and bright mas
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the living room and dining room and
their beauty frequently commanded the
conversation while the guests were en-
joying the tea, coffee, sandwiches and
cake passed by Misses Blair Woodrow
Hannay Ellis. Sidney Harold and Mary
Carter Riddle
On account of the splendid program
at the Woman's Club the attendance
was lessened but the silver Offering
Melted most acceptable sum.
Misses Lille Bailey and Genevieve
Woods went to the lake last evening
for week end visit.
Miss Frances Hale, who has been
teaching school at Weirsdale this term,
closed her school Thursday and will
leave next Wednesday for visit to
her sister. Mrs. Blanding at Juliette,
from which place she will go to Bar
tow to spend the vacation months with
another sister. Mrs. Thompson. Miss
Hale has made many friends around
the lake who regret to see her leave
and hope that she will come back to
them again next term.
Miss Mary Conner went down to the
lake last evening to spend the week
end with her parents.
Miss Mary Howard leaves Thursday
afternoon for Jacksonville, where she
| expects to make her home with her
brother. Mr. Hatton Howard, of that
city. Miss Howard is one of the most
popular and attractive of the younger
set and will be greatly missed-Pa-
latka notes in Tines Union.
Miss Frances Anderson and Miss
Mary Grower returned to the city last
Elizabeth Hughlett in Cocoa.-Times-
Union.
Miss Ida Floyd entertained at a
house party at her home in ST. An
gustine during the Ponce de Leon cele-
bration and among the guests present
was Miss Alice Martin of Jacksonville
Both Miss Floyd and Miss Martin have
friends in Ocala.
Capt. c. T. Howard, who is in COM
mand of the yacht Doorie at Crystal
River, has been notified by the owner,
Mr.. George Teabeau of Chicago, to be
| in readiness to lift anchor about the
fifth. Mr. Teabeau expects to take a
short cruise down the west coast after
which the Doozie in all probability will
be brought back to Crystal River
| Mrs. w p. TURNKEY has returned to
her home in Fort Meade, after a visit
to her mother, Mrs. Fanny R. Gary and
other relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Hollinrake of
Oeaia visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.
Kriegsman over sunday.-Eustis Lake
Region.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis, who have
been the guests of the formers sisters,
Mrs. c. r. Tydings and Miss Annie Da-
Wis, left this afternoon for Columbus,
TO-, to visit relatives before leaving for
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their residence
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. NJ Hampton and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Rentz returned this
morning from their trip to st. Angus
tine and they report delightful time
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gamsby are enter
tanning Rev. Glass during mis- week end
visit to Ocafa
/ Mr. T. H. Harris left this morning
for Duluth MINI going by Washing