The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-02-17

2 Miss Fannie Carlisle entertained a.
large number Of her young friends at a
pretty VALENTINO party Saturday be-
tween the hours of $3.50 o'clock and 5 !,
at the home of her parents, Mr.. apd
Mrs. J. B. Carlisle.
The s-where-the-young people
played were profusely decorated with
quantities of hearts, potted plants and
flowers. The lights We're all shaded in
red and cast a soft glow over the
merry crowd as it played various
games
When the special games had been
finished hearts to be matched were
passed and as they were matched the
couples entered the prettily decorated
dining rooms. where they were served
to ice cream, heart-shaped minis and
cakes, iced in red. The table was cen
tered with an arrangement of brilliant
saliva in a pretty brass basket and
extending to the four corners from the
light over the middle of the table were
streamers of red tulle
Assisting the young hostess were
her mother and sisters. Misses Alice,
Minnie Lee and Katherine Carlisle
Each guest was given as a souvenir a
pretty valentine post card.
The young people present were Agnes
Burford, Lillian Clarkson. Meme Davis.
1heo Beckham. Marguerite Edwards.
Louise Rentz. Carolyn Peyser. Nettie
Camp. Irma Feltham, Gladys Osborn.
Ruth Simmons, Marguerite Little,
Loureen Spencer. Helen Edwards.
Gladys Farris. Katherine Strunk. Lii
lowing boys: Alfred Green. Robert
(baaa
George Newsom, Leonard wesson, E.
C. Smith. Jr., Harley Marsh, Jack
Camp, Emerson Sapp. Harry slime,
Kenneth MacKay. Frank Carlisle. Nor
ris Osborne, George Looney and Ed
ward ChazaL
Mr.. zewadskrs Theafer Party
Saturday eveningS.Air. Olaf Zewadski
was host of a jgfly party which he
gave in honor of his guest. Mr. Will
lam Baker of springfield, ohiof Mr..
fzewadskf took his guests to the fem
| pie at $3.50 o'clock and witnessed the
four reels of pictures. Mr.. Zewadski 5
guests were Misses Martha Kate Rentz
Marie Won Engelken, Frances Cham
bers, Adele Bittinger, Muriel Bittinger,
| of Plymouth, Mass, Minnie StpvalL
Marian Dewey, Ellen Clarkson, Ethel
and Lola Mcclure, Mary Burford. Rose
bud Robinson, Marguerite Porter, and
/ Messrs. William Baker, Jim Rentz, Phil
Robinson. Clarence Meffert, Whit Pal
lmer, Frank Harris, Jr., Carlisle IZlar
| ]. c. Mcdonald, Robert Clarkson, Pat
Anderson, Holmes Walters, William
Camp. After seeing the pictures the
congenial crowd went TO the home OF
the host on Oklawaha avenue and
spent one hour or more in a very in
formal way. Mrs. Zewadski served heI
sons guests TO delicious fruit salad
olives, waters. cheese straws. marsh
mellow dainty and cake. Mr. Zewad.
skis party was one Of the most de.
ilightfuI given last week and the honor
will again visit OcaIa before returning
TO his home in Springfield.
I Mrs ChaiIie's at Home
Mrs. Joseph F. Chaflle's at home
complimentary TO Mrs. f. S. Leverette
was one of the most enjoyable socia
functions of the season The even
was celebrated in the beautiful subur
ban home Of the Chailles. two mile
north Of Miami.-Miami notes il
Times Union
4 Among the guests present vel
known in 0caIa were Mrs. F1oy,
:. IChaille, Mrs " H Chailee, Mrs Eel
der Lang. Mrs. J. NJ Jackson. Mrs. Jes
sic Patterson. Miss Kate Lang.
Miss Hope Robinson returned HON
last night after an absence Of ST
. months. which time was spent in Bos
ton. Providence and New York City
. Miss Robinson was delightfully."- enter
. tanned and on many occasions was tn
! special guest of honor She is bein
! given a most cordial welcome home b
her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s Kyle and Mr.
william Hooker spent Saturday q
Lake Weir. In spite of the miserabl
weather the day was delightful
spent
Saturday night Miss Mildred Pyle
entertained several OF her girl friend
lat spend the night party at the hon
lof her parents, Mr.. and Mrs s