The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-02-25

relative of the world-famed Chicago
Armour.
Mrs Waterman Hostess OF the Bridge
The Tuesday Morning Bridge Club
spent two and a half hours aest-ae-
ligh4fuily today with Mrs Fl. A. Wa
terman, who Entertained the club
members and few friends at the at
tractive home of her sister in law,
Mrs. w. Y. Newsom on Fort King ave-
nue..
fhe morning was one of the prettiest
of the month and the large bright
rooms where the four tables for
bridge were arranged blended with
their CHEEKY occupants beautifully
with the weather.
At the last meeting auction was
played, but the club decided to wait
until each member knew the game be-
fore playing again. so this morning
bridge was resumed. Top scores were
made by Miss Stotesbury and Mrs.
Rheinauer, the former receiving the
club prize, a cut glass bon-bon dish.
and The latter the guest prize, a
hand-painted olive dish.
Assisted by Mrs. Newsom and Miss
Newsom, Mrs. Waterman served her
guests, at the conclusion of the games,
to a delicious lunch including the fol-
lowing savory dishes: celery and nut
salad, served in cups made of tamotoes,
creamed asparagus on toast. sand
witches. waters. olives. coffee and
minis.
Playing at the four tables were
Misses Eliza beth Newsom, Matte Will
iams. Alice Bullock, Emily Stotesbury
Mrs. B. \. Looney, Mrs. Harvey Clark
Mrs. Edward Holder Mrs Charles
Rheinauer, Mrs. NJ. ]. Roess, Mrs Violet
Powers Mrs. Clarence Camp. Mrs John
Taylor Mrs H. C. Dozier, Mrs Emily
Green. Mrs. Albert Gerig and Mrs
Charles Lloyd Mrs. John Williams
was a lovely guest who did not play
The next meeting of the club will
be with Mrs. Charles Lloyd
i Miss Bette Wray oIcIver will leave
tomorrow ; for Columbia. S. c., where
she will vfsitSher uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Wray and cousins,
sIr.-and Mrs. James Macdonald Miss
McIver will be away three weeks.
One of the prize receipts in the Jan
uary issue Of Armour's Cook Book
came from Mrs. T. ID. Lancaster of
ocaIa. II is a receipt for meat pie and
we reprint it for the use of our read
ers. namely: "One can of veribest
Roast Beef. Put in a pan alternate
layers of beef. two onions chopped
fine. six hard boiled eggs, and six
sliced Irish potatoes. Add two cups of
49, IL
Cover we'll with pastry made with one
tablespoon of Simon Pure Leaf Lard
a pinch of salt, and enough cold water
to make a soft dough. Bake slowly .
Miss Margaret stevens. the sweet
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L "
Stevens of Lakeland, was the guest
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. 3.
A. Weathers from Saturday until to-
day. She returned home with her
Rather, who came Monday
DR. and Mrs. sylvan McElroy are the
proud parents of a handsome EeAsag
son. born TO them at their home in Or
was formerly Miss Edna Dozier OF
this city
Among those going to Orlando today
to attend the state golf meet which is
to be held in that city Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Drake, Miss Gladys Drake
Mr.. stephen Jewett. Mr. Jack Camp
Mrs. Johnny Johnson of Muncie. Ind
and Miss Therese Nurney of Virginia
Mr. George Robinson, Mr. Phil Robin
Mr.. Clarence Camp. Several made the
"trip in cars.
Miss Vic Raysor at the hospital i:
doing well today. She is a lovely and
popular young lady. and her friend:
earnestly hope for her speedy recovery
Mrs J. F. Thompson and children re.
turned this morning from St. Peters
burg. where they spent a few day:
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hammett and
two children of sylacauga, Ala. have
arrived in the city from Fort Meade
where they spent some time. and vii
visit Mrs. Blanche MILESTONE.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. McGinnis and lit.
tie son Willard viii leave tomorrow
for Tampa. where Mr.. McGinnis vii
have a position with his same people
1.-THE Roess Lumber Company, but a
their latest acquisition. the big lumber
plant that they purchased there lately
Mr.. and Mrs McGinnis have grea
lmany friends in Ocala who win regre
to hear of their departure.
Mr.. Harry Clarkson will leave TO
morrow for Sumter county, where h
will spend a few days hunting witt
friends.
A large crowd went down the rul
land river SUNDAY on the City of Ocala