The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-04-12
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The@hrst OF a series of delightful
parties to be given for the 1913 class
Iof the OeaIa High School was given
last night at the Voman's Club by the
juniors. who are Misses Annie Pope
Eag1eton. ANce SEXTON, Lorayne Kemp.
Gladys MARTIN, Wenona wetherbee,
and Theo Wallis Mabel Mefrert and
Messrs Carlton Irkin and Homer SMALL
Besides being the first of series it is
the first time that the juniors have
ever entertained for the seniors and
their thoughtfulness is deeply appre-.
ciated by the seniors.
The cfub rooms were gaify decorated
which harmonized perfectly with the
occasion, for dozens of pennants from
colleges and schools all over the coun-
try were used on the walls and the
center columns were twined with crepe
paper in the school colors, old gold and
black. The flowers used were roses
and nasturtiums.
The graduating class includes Misses
Marian Dewey. Mary Sanders, Mamie
Sheppard, Christine Hort, Messrs. Pat
Anderson, Robert Clarkson. Olaf Ze-
wadski. Robert Common. William Nc
Intosh. Robert Moorhead and Fred
Meffert. The three last were not pres
ent.
As the guests arrived they were
served TO refreshing ice cold punch by
| Miss Isabelle Mays. who presided over
1.-THE table, decorated with pennants and
nasturtiums. Nine tables, at which
were played truth, up-jinks, jack
straws, tiddlede- winks and trail, were
arranged for the pleasure of the guests
and scores were marked on cards con-
tanning a basket and football, drawn
by Miss Gladys Martin. The prizes,
large o. Fl. S. remnants, were won by
Miss Nellie Beckham and Robert Mac
Kay, and to Misses Theo Wallis and
Hannay Ellis were given the BOBBY
prizes, rattles.
| Chocolate and vanilla ice cream. in
which was stuck a miniature o. H S.
pennant. cake and candies were serv-
| ed after the games, and then the tables
and chairs were pushed back and dane
! ing was enjoyed until midnight, the
numerous musicians furnishing the
music.
| During the evening Miss Rexie Todd,
/ in a very sweet manner, toasted the
twelfth grade and Prof Milne gave a
speech.
Others enjoying this lovely party,
the memory of which will always
l1nger in the hearts of those who are
soon to leave high school, were: Mrs.
Thomas Sexton, Mrs. H. II. Kemp, Mrs.
George Martin, Miss Emmie Lee
/ Bridges, Mrs. Milne, LAGRANGE Sis
trunk, Claude Hiekel. Wayne Ten
Eyck and David White of Citra.
Miss Robinson Entertained fer Visitors
Miss Fanny Robinson was hostess
1 last evening of sprettily appointed
Isfx-table bridge paftg. which she gave
at the home of her brother. Mr.. EN-
nett Robinson. III cdmpliment to Miss
Mary skipworth of White Springs and
Miss Clarabel Culp3pper of st. Angus
1 tine. On account of sickness Miss
lCulpepper was present only for short
! time.
/ The colors pink and white eharac-
lteriZed the appointments. The hostess.
in pretty party froek of pink, receiv-
led her guests most cordially, assisted
tby her sisters, Miss Rosebud Robin
son, Mrs. Emmett Robinson and Mrs
Eta Hood. Pink and white oleanders
were used in the decorations. Scores
were marked on TALES adorned with
PINK WHO roses, hand-pa1nted by the
lhostess. The candies on the tables
were pink and white, also the delicious
cake served with the chocolate and
vanilla cream at the conclusion of the
games.
Top scores were made by Miss Adele
Bittinger and Mr.. Frank Harris, Jr
The former was given silver vanity
box on a long chain and the latter 9
gold tie clasp. The visitors prize was
a set of silver buckles and was wor
by Miss Skipworth. Miss Robinson.
party was one of the most enjoyable
of the week and her guests included
twenty four friends.