The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-25

included Misses Bernice Alfred, Minnie
StovaH. Josephine Bullock. Gertie Pey-
ser, Dorothy Schneider, Janet Wealth
ers, Mrs. Leon Fishe1, and the club
members, Misses Beulah Hall, Mary
Burford. Annie Davis, Clara Johnson,
Sara Davis, Adele Bittinger, Fanny
Robinson, Eugenia Fuller, Bette Nc
Iver and Annie Atkinson. The only
member in town being absent was Miss
McDougald, who, much to the sincere
regret Of friends, is in the hospital
with typhoid fever.
The four tables were arranged in the
parIor and den and the scores were
marked on attractive taIlies contain
ing hand-painted sunbonnet babies, the
work of the hostess. The visitors
prize was a hand-painted picture, and
the club prize was the usual one, silk
hose. The games were all very inter
esting and the afternoon most en-
joyab1e one
At the conclusion of the games de-
1icfous shrimp salad, waters, nut sand
wiches, olives, almond cream and fruit
salad was served.
EOr Mrs. JACKSON
McIver will@flhve an informal bridge
party in honor of Mrs. w. H. Jackson.
Her guests VIII include only the girls
of her neighborhood and a few Of her
special friends among the young men.
Mrs. Kyle CompIlmented
Thoroughly enjoyable was the three
table bridge party this afternoon CIV
en- by Mrs. Jarrett Gamsby in compli-
ment to Mrs. T. S. Kyle of Alabama. IT
proved to be the loveliest of the small
er parties given during the week.
The rooms in which the tables were
placed were adorned with quantities of
beautiful roses. The score cards were
miniature playing cards halved, which
had to be matched before partners
were secured.
Mrs Kyle and her family were in
innate friends of Mrs. Gamsby when
they resided in Alabama and the bridge
party was pretty compliment TO Mrs,
Kyle, who is a most charming woman.
To play with the honoree We're invited
the following: Mrs. G. K Robinson.
Mrs. T. 7. Munroe. Miss Abbie Munroe,
Mrs. f. T. Schneider, Miss Emily Stotes-
bury, Mrs. B. n. Looney, Mrs. c. S. Gull
len, Mrs. L. r. ChazaI Mrs. Hickman,
Mrs 3. A. Weathers, Mrs. George Ford,
and Mrs NJ G. Chambers, who was
present but did not play. Mrs. E. NJ.
Howard and Mrs II. A. Ford joined
the ladies for refreshments.
When the games had been finished.
the hostess served delicious chicken
sandwiches. Charlotte russo, coffee and
salted almonds.
For Mr. and Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Birdsey
Wednesday evening, Mrs. Herbert
Ford assisted by her sister, Miss Emily
IStotesbury, will entertain at bridge in
honor Of her son and his bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ford. and her daughter
Mrs Ralph Birdsey of Macon, Ga
Mr. and Mrs E. l. Carney with theil
|house guests, Mrs. Minis and Mrs Car
/ ney Minis, motored this morning Il
Lake Bryant to spend the day at theil
beautiful orange grove.
The kindergarten school organized
/ by Miss Halle Ley and recently con.
Quoted by Misses Minnie Stovall apt
ILydie McDougaId, has been discon
tinued Cd account OF the prolonged i'll
ness Of the latter.
Mr.. George Rentz left for Baltimore
THURSDAY, on a combined business an
pleasure visit.
4 Thursday evening at the Florid
Yacht Club, Jacksonville. was dance
the usual fortnightly cotiIlion and tn
Header was AR Ray Knight. who wa
assisted by Miss Frances Anderson
The following is from the Times
Union:
'sMr. Ray knight, popular membe
Of the club, led the cotillion and dane
) ing with him was Miss Frances An
derson, one of the Ioyeliest Of the Sc
{ eiety girls. Mr.. knight introduced
series Of pretty marching figure
much originality being displayed
a the execution Of some Of the figure
/ and he was ably assisted by Miss Al
: derson, a graceful dancer, and one
: the eleyerest girls in her set. She Wa
j. lprettily attired in frock OF aceordie
5 plated charmeuse, with drapery