The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-13
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Dinner Party Given by Mr. and Mrs.
Rentx

Of the many 4svEfy--~ social affairs
given recently IN Ocala none surpass
the lovely dinner party given Satur-
day at o'clock By Mr.. and Mrs. E P.
Rentz at their elegant home on Fort
King avenue in honbraof their young
est son. Mr. James Rentz, who was
celebrating his twenty-irst birthday.
Seated a the table were the fol-
lowing, the guests being the honoree's
most intimate friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Rentz. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rentz. Misses
BeuIah Hall. Marguerite Porter. Alma
Glenn, Rosebud Robinson, Mary Bur-
ford. Minnie Stovau. Messrs. James
Rentz, Frank Harris, Jr- Whitfield
Palmer, Clarence Mefert, Phil Robin
son and DR.. Carlisle I~lar
The spacious dining room was beau
tifully decorated and the table, laid
with cluny lace mats, was unusually
attractive with its many appoint
ments. II was conferred with a large
cluny mat on which was a low ar
rangement of ferns and poincettia
heaAs. The places were marked BY
the bonoree's calling card. the names
being written across the back. Five
courses were served and while they
were being enjoyed, merriment reign
ed the splendid attractions at the Ideal
theater.
Mr.. Rentz has recently returned
from the Virginia Military Institute to
enter business with his father. and his
host of friends wish for him a long
and prosperous business career.
Mrs. T. s. Pierce of North Georgia,
l. nf
Rentz. Tomorrow Mrs. Pierce will 90
to Savannah for visit and she VIII
be accompanied by Mrs. Rentz, who
will spend a day or two with her Sis
ter, Mrs. J. P. Little.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ford are now
enjoying the attractions of the east
coast, having landed at Key West
from Cuba Thursday.
The sewing circle of the O. E. S.
has been invited out to meet with Mrs.
Bradford Webb at Kendrick tomorrow
afternoon \ most enjoyable time is
anticipated.
The study class of the Woman 5
Club will meet tomorrow afternoon in
the club rooms at 3 o'clock.
Mr. James A Worsham of Macon,
Ga. is in town on a visit to his uncle,
Mr.. J. W. Aiken.
Mr. J. w Aiken is expecting his
father, Mr.. J. NJ Aiken from Barnes
vile. Ga, in a few days to pay him a
visit.
While in the city Saturday and Sun
day, Rev James X. Glass was the
guest of Mr.. stephen Jewett and Miss
Meta Jewett.
Mr. Dell Moody was up from his
turpentine still near Wildwood TO
spend Sunday with his mother. who is
visiting, Mrs. W. s Pike.
Mrs. James Badger, who has been
the guest of her-rcousin, Mrs. E. NJ.
Howard. returned to her home at Old
town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Roess and hand
some son Martin. have returned from
Jacksonville, where they went the
first of last week to have an opera
ton performed on Martins nose and
throat
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I Miss Edna Cushing. left Sunday for
her home in East Orange. n. J., after
a aeIiEh4f+sl fortnight visit in the
home of Mr. and Mrs B. A Weathers.
Miss Cushing was one of the lovely
attendants at the Ford Weathers we'd
Ading.
N--- $50
City. returned home Sunday after
spending the holidays with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. \. Weathers.
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Miss Alice Bullock left this after
noon for Orlando to visit friends for
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Camp are home
from a brief visit to Jacksonville.
$50
Miss Mary Phillips has returned to
| her home in Jacksonville after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. David Con-
ner and Miss Kathleen Jackson