The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-07-31
NACAHOOIA

pies OF her friends a. her home on
Tuesday evening, the 22nd inst,
from 5 to Il O'Clock The home is +
nicely arranged tor entertaining. On +
this occasion il was magnificent in its /
decorations OF pink heartsease and |
blue hydTangea interspersed with .
graceful potteI ferns. The front F..
porch was lighted with soft lights. /
Miss Theora Smith and MIR. r. c. Ep- /
person greeted the guests at the front /
door and showed them TO their re-
spective dressing rooms. Mrs. {. r. /
Curry greeted them at the reception |
room door and introduced them TO |
the receiving line, which consisted OF
the hostess and Misses Loleta Rawls, /
Alta Beck, Carrie BarcO, Catherine |
Carlisle and Fay Beck. While the
guests were arriving some exquisite
music was rendered on the piano by
some of our gifted young ladies, after
which Mrs. Curry invited them out
on the front porch, where two tables
were arranged, on one of which was
the punch bowl filled with delicious
cherry punch, while floating in the
midst was a large block Of ice with a
bunch of blue hydrangea frozen in
the center. On the other table was a
tray filled with Nabiscos and a
dish of sailed peanuts. Miss Thelma
Curry and Master Lawrence Curry
served the guests. After the guests
had again assembled in the parlor,
dainty little hand-painted score cards
with pencils attached were passed.
And they all were allowed to guess
the contents of a lady's handbag
which contained thirty-six articles.
| They were also given the privilege of
feeling in the purse TO test the &C
curacy of their sense of touch. This
afforded quite a bit of amusement,
as the articles consisted of every
thing pertaining to a lady's toilet,
| from a hair switch to a box of chew
| ing gum. The highest score was
thirty-four, made by Miss Loleta
Rawls, for which she was given a
| beautiful hand-carved ivory picture
| frame containing photos of the
! honor guests. After this two en-
| velOpes containing hearts, which had
| been cut in various shapes, on which
/ a verse had been written, were Civ
en-, one to each person, and the
/ matching Of these gave them part
ners to again visit the punch bowl.
After this the guests fingered at
! leisure on the cool porch or enjoyed
| the lovely music in the reception
! room. At a late hour all very re-
Iuctantly bade Miss Resale good
night, expressing their thanks for
most enjoyable evening and one and
all voting her a most charming
| hostess. On this occasion Miss Ros-
dress Of pink charmeuse with trim
mings OF shadow lace and rhinestones
with a corsage bouquet of blue by
drangea. Miss Loleta Rawls' cos
effect, caught up with pink rose buds
and pearl ornaments. and wore a cor
sage bouquet CT blue hydrangea. Miss
Catherine Carlisle was dressed in a
handsome blue wolfe with plain lace
trimmings and wore a bouquet of
duchess roses. Miss Alta Beck was
gowned in a white wolfe with cluny
lace trimmings over blue lining
l.
Carrie Barco's petite beauty was
enhanced by a dress of white wolfe
with real lace trimmings over pink
lining and pink sash and wore blue
hydrangeas. Miss Fay Beck was
dressed in blue crepe de chene with
Irish lace trimmings and a bouquet
of duchess roses. Miss TheOra
Smiths brunette beauty was adorned
with a white embroidered net over
pink lining with flowers of blue hy-
drangea. Mrs. c. R. Curry was dress
ed in a blue foulard with shadow
lace and pink roses. Little Thelma
Curry was dressed in white embroid-
cry with blue directorie sash and
pink roses. Those from a distance
not already mentioned were Messrs
]. w. May, Albert Smith, Tom earle,
ton and Holden and Misses Sue
Smith, Viola May and Belle Chitty
of Micanopy; Mr.. S. Bryan, Raleigh
Messrs. Mike Clancy and Emmet
Anderson, Ebenezer; Mel Mathews
| FIeminetOn. John Holder & G. Mix
son. Tunno Mixson, Douglas Pedric
Gainesville; Levette Curry, Palatka
Mrs. c. R. Curry entertained quite
a number of lady friends on Frida!
morning, the 25th, from to L
o'clock, in honor Of the visitors a
Wacahoota. Her little home neyel
looked daintier than this morning
with its decorations of large, grace