The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-03-25
GAA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Mrs. Holder Entertained for Mrs. Minis
and Mrs. Carney Minis

This afternoon between the hours OF
2 and 6 o'clock, Mrs. Edward Holder
was the hostess of a large and perfect
~ arranged card party which she gave
in compliment TO Mrs. b w Minis
and daughter-in-law.M Mrs. Carney Minis
of Kentucky, who have been the pop
ular winter guests of their sister and
aunt. Mrs. E. L. Carney.
The Holder home on Fort King ave-
nue. has the marked distinction of be-
ing the only one in Ocala planned es-
peeia1ly for large entertainments The
third floor is beautifully fitted out and
any number can be entertained with
comfort and when all the guests are in
one room pleasure is assured which
otherwise is lessened. Throughout the
ranged advantageously.
Receiving at the front doors were
Mrs. j. c. B. Koonce and Mrs. R. S.
Hall, who asked the guests into the.
magnificent parlor. where Mrs. Holder
and the honorees received. On the
mahogany table centering the room
was an exquisite tall arrangement of
Easter lilies. Mrs. Holder has the cor
dial manner and the graceful address
of the experienced hostess and this
afternoon while fulfilling. her duties
she was charmingly attired in white
hand embroidered batiste and net.
Mrs. Minis wore white lace over white
chiffon with a crystal beaded tunfc
trimmed with salmon colored roses and
in her couture was rhinestone ban
deau. Mrs. Carney Minis costume was
a beaded robe over white chiffon crepe,
trimmed with pink rosebuds and made
decollette A green ornament adorned
her hair
From the par1or the ladies passed
through the dining room to the hall
at Mrs. Carney's invitation and after
greeting Mrs. Charles Rheinauer. on up
stairs to the second floor. where they
were shown TO the third floor by Mrs.
Emily Green and Mrs. John Robertson.
There they were met by Mrs. w. S.
Bullock and Mrs. Clarence Camp, who
invited them to the summer pagoda to
have fruit punch served by Miss Alice
Bullock, Miss Mattye Williams and
Miss Minnie Stovall from an handsome
bowl buried in feathery fern dotted
with violets. All of the ladies assist
ing were handsomely gowned and the
three presiding at the punch bowl
looked unusually sweet and attractive
in their pretty summer dresses.
Twelve tables were arranged for the
games of whist and on each were
wints and chocolates which were en-
joyed during the playing. The prizes
were five in number. first, second, con-
ISOLATION and honorees prizes, and were
! respectively, two boxes of silk hose, a
box of candy and two sterling silver
mesh purses.
At the conclusion Of the games an
ice course of strawberry ice cream
sundae, angel and chocolate cake was
served and with it was coffee with
whipped cream and crystalized grape
fruit
Mrs. Holders party is the largest of
the Easter season and enjoying it be-
sides the ones already mentioned were
Mrs. Mary Eagleton, Mrs. George Rob-
inson, Mrs. E. j. Mills-Price, Miss Ger
tie Peyser Miss Mary Burford, Mrs W.
| W. Harriss, Miss Ophelia Sawtel1. Miss
| Josie Bullock, Mrs. S. T. Sistrunk, Mrs.
B. A. Weathers, Mrs. B. N Looney, Mrs.
| NJ Fishel, Mrs. Leon Fishe1, Mrs. G. S.
Scott, Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Violet
| Powers, Mrs. G. II. Lloyd, Mrs Harvey
| Clark, Miss Mary Common. Miss Mamie
Taylor, Miss Dorothy Schneider, Mrs.
| F. T. Schneider, Mrs. III. A. Waterman,
Mrs. D. w. Davis, Mrs. Raymond Bull
| lock, Mrs. Sudubaker, Mrs. r. L. An
derson, Mrs. H. B. CIarkson, Mrs.
Charles Marshall, Miss Bessie MacKay.
Mrs. Edwin Davis, Mrs. D. NJ. Smith,
Misses Janet Weathers and Annie At
| kinson.