The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-10-14
Chicken PiIlau at Heartsease

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Chicken Pillau at Heartsease
the fishing and hunting camp of Mr..
! 0. B. Howse, an half-mile down Sill
yer Springs run. can resound of
many jolly times but the echo of the
picnic last evening will vibrate
louder than tall for the following
/ congenial crowd made the woods
fairly ring of>gafies, Misses Alice
Bell. Bette McIver. Clara Johnson.
Hope Robinson Ophelia SawteIl,
Minnie Stovall, Marie Won Engelken,
Alice Bullock, Marguerite Porter,
Annie Atkinson, Mrs. Violet Powers.
Messrs. Howse, w. B. Gallagher, w.
J. Frink, Phil Robinson. Alfred
| Beck, Bruce Meffert, Jim Pyles, w.
d. Taylor, Robert Mathews, Henry
! Spencer and A p Smith.
| The guest of honor was Miss Bell
! OF Norfolk, Va, who is on her first
trip TO Florida and is the admired
Visitor OF Mrs. Ct. MaughsI
The crowd left town about D. m
in cars. \ bonfire was built near
the camp and while the young la
dies were deeply absorbed in the de-
ightful card game OF seven and
/ hall" inside. the men proved them
selves skilled cooks by preparing the
most tempting and palatable chicken
pillau. The supper table was spread
outside and was brilliantly lighted
by the moon. Beside the dish of
dishes, sandwiches, pickles, olives
and potato chips, along with fruit
and candy completed the menu of
the feast
After supper the crowd divided
into happy groups, some playing
auction in the moonlight, others do
ing whatever their will dictated, un-
til the hour came for returning,
which was all too soon, for never
was there grander night. The
spirits of the guests were in perfect
harmony with the surroundings
making the evening the most delight
full OF the annals of Heartsease.
Mrs. T E. Bridges returned home
this afternoon from her detf4htful
summer trip. Mrs. Bridges, with
her husband, accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. T. T. Munroe on their motor
trip to New York and on leaving
them she visited Niagara Falls.
Washington. Asheville and the past
few weeks have been spent at differ
ent places in South Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. T. Jeffcoat and
little daughter have rented the lower
floor of the house recently vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hickle. on s.
Second street, and have taken pos
session. Mrs. Elliott and son of
Gambler, who have been staying al
Mr.. George Rentz's house most of
the summer, are occupying the up
per floor
Mrs. J. Z. Johnson is expecting in
a few days her mother, Mrs. o. y.
Geise and grandmother. Mrs E. c.
Smith, who will be her guests for
the winter Mrs Geise and Mrs
Smith are visiting the formers
daughter, Mrs. McClendon at SWANS
! boro. Ga. and since leaving Ocala in
| the early summer they have visited
relatives at other places in Georgia.
| including Dublin and Atlanta.
| Mrs. r. A Burford will return on
the evening Coast Line train from
Jacksonville. where she stopped off
| for a brief visit with relatives en-
route home from a months stay in
| Boston. Mass. While in Boston she
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs R. A
ia Burford
| Mrs. c. H. Mathews returned to-
| day from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mathews at Gambler.
Mrs. c. R. Tydings and son. Mr.
Robert Tydings. who have been at
Austell Springs, Ga, for the past
six weeks, will spend a short while
in Atlanta. after which Mrs Tydings
expects TO join her sister Miss An
ME Davis in Ohio.
Mrs. Sidney Halle returned last
night from Jacksonville. having ac-
! companied her daughter. Miss Marie
| Halle. that far on her way TO school