The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-02-14
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS


Bridge Club Entertained by Miss Davis
The weather man did not mar in the
least the pleasure of the members of
the Young Ladies' Bridge Club yes
terday afternoon. but instead he added
additional pleasure for Miss Annie Da-
Wis, the lovely hostess of the club. had
the rooms in which the four tables for
the players We're placed. gaiIy decorat-
ed TO carry outline prevailing valen-
tine season and roaring fires added to
the comfort OF all. which made the
contrast more noticeable for the day,
and especially the afternoon. was one
Of the worst of the winter.
The cards on which scores were
marked were valentine post cards and
sages We're written on each and the
hostess sent them to the beloved club
member who has been i'll with typhoid
fever at the hospital for weeks. Miss
Lydie McDougald. Top scores were
made by Mrs. Carney Minis and Miss
Atkinson, the former getting the Wis
itors' prize. a box of pretty handker-
chiefs, and the latter the club prize
Assisted by her sister. Mrs c. r.
Tydings, Miss Davis served at the con-
clusion Of the games delicious press
ed chicken sandwiches, olives, waters
and on each plate We're two little
hearts made from beets Hot tea was
also enjoyed
Those spending the afternoon de-
lightfully with Miss Davis were Misses
Beulah Hall, Mary Burford. Marie Won
Engelken, Bette McIver. Eugenia Full
Ter. Edith Williams Lola and Ethel Nc
Clure. Ophelia Sawtel1. Adele Bittfn-
ger. Rosebud Robinson. Elizabeth New
som. Annie Atkinson, Mrs Violet Pow
ers and Mrs. Carney Minis.
MrS. Horne Entertained for Visitors
4 Mrs. Louis Horne entertained te-
lightfullyr@and informally last evening
in compliment to her house guests.
Misses Lois and Clara Epperson, Ida
Camp Berry and Nina Camp, four very
attractive young ladies who have.
since their arrival been the recipients
of much social attention from the.
friends of their hostess-~-
The double parlors where Mrs. Horne
entertained her guests were beautiful
ly decorated to carry out the valen-
tine season, many red hearts. red roses
and saliva being used effectively.
Burning in the rooms We're numbers
Of red candles, which with the shaded
electric lights, cast a bright and
CHEEKY glow over the happy guests.
Four tables were arranged for the
games of bridge, rock and trail and
each game was played with keenest
interest by its devotees. During the
evening Miss Mcclure played several
piano selections. which We're greatly
enjoyed.
Shortly after II o'clock Mrs Horne
spread the tables with pretty cloths
and served two courses including the
following delicious relishes: chicken
salad, pimento sandwiches, waters.
olives. an apple cup filled with fruit
salad, cherry sherbet, heart-shaped
cakes. minis and saIted almonds. on
the plate with the sherbet was a comic
valentine. a souvenir of a most pleas
ant evening.
Mrs. Hornes guests We're, besides
her visitors, Misses Lola and Ethel Nc
Clure, Ophelia SawteH, Clara Johnson,
Messrs. Whit Palmer, J. H Shackle-
ford of Washington. D. c., T. D. Ian
caster, Jr., r. NJ Curtis, Jim Pyles, DR..
Carlisle Izlar, DR.. Herbert Counts and
Mr.. Casey Jones of Gainesville.
Miss Fannie Robinson left yester-
day for Port Inglis to visit Miss Bessie
Hull for week or ten days
Mr.. J. H. Shackleford of Washing
ton, D. C., is in Ocala for a brief stay.
Mrs. L, Horne, with her house guests,
Misses Lois and Clara Epperson, Nina
Nixon and Ida Camp Berry and her
son, Mr.. Norman Horne, left at 9
o'clock today in her car for Daytona
Valentine Party
Saint Valentines day is for gree ting
For messages kind and true
And that is the reason I'm sending
This invitation to you.
Fannie Carlisle
At Home
Saturday afternoon, February fifteenth
nineteen hundred and thirteen
$3.50 to o'clock
Mrs. B. J. Berry. Miss May Wisner
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. V. Miller and How
ard P. Miller, all of Orange county. n
Y, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Livingston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp and family
and their house guests will leave fol
| Bayport Sunday morning for a few
days stay at that pleasant resort.