The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-07-01
Miss Annie Moorhead's Dance

This evening at O'Clock Miss An
ME Moorhead will entertain her
young friends at very lovely dance
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Moorhead, in honor of four
attractive visiting girls, Misses Leon
tine Ramsaur of St. Petersburg. Hal
lie Lancaster of Forsyth, Ga, Ruby
Wilson of Apopka and Minnie Jack
son OF Birmingham. Ala, who receiv-
ed with the hostess all daintily gown
led in simple lingerie frocks. Mrs.
Moorhead win receive her daughters
guests and with the assistance of
Mrs. c. R. Sapp and Miss Lucy Moor
head the pleasures of the evening
are pleasantly anticipated. The en-
tire Moorhead home, which has re-
Gently been remodeled, is splendidly
arranged for dancing and upon this
occasion the lower floor will be
thrown open and the young people
will trip the light fantastic until the
midnight hour. For the pleasure of
those not caring to dance card tables
will be placed upon the broad YER
andas and through the intermission
the young folks will match with for
tune cards drawn from real witch
bowls placed on the front lawn and
presided over by the most wierd old
witches that ever visited a party.
Delicious Bryan punch will be
served throughout the entire evening
and at at the conclusion of the eve
ning's pleasures banana sherbet and
white cake will be served. Those in
vited to attend this pretty affair are
Misses Alice Sexton, Sarah Martin.
ReXie Todd, Nellie Beckham, Han
nay Ellis, Lorayne Kemp, Martha
Rentz, Mary Livingston, Pope Eagle
ton, Louise Sanders, Nan Brooks,
Sue Moore, Virginia Sistrunk. Susie
Erwin, Mary Riddle, Carolyn Harriss,
Margaret Jackson, Gladys Martin,
Leontine Ramsaur, Halle Lancaster,
Ruby Wilson, Minnie Jackson, We
mona Wetherbee, Elizabeth Davis,
Mildred Pyles and Messrs. Welsh
Dewey, Albert Harriss, Perry An
thony, Julius Brown, Ralph Allie
mond, George Davis, Elmer Small,
Olaf Zewadski, Ray Splitter, Joe Bor-
den, John Bats, Carlton Erwin, Lynn
Sanders, Herman Grimm, Robert Ty-
|dings, Carol Blalock, John Richey,
Homer Small, Hugh Geiger, Leroy
Bridges, Joe Blalock, Wayne Ten
Eyck, LAGRANGE Sistrunk, Sam Bur-
ford, w. NJ Martin, Dick Stroud
Claude Hickel.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boisseau ex-
Ipect to leave in a day or so for a va
cation at Mr.. Boisseau's old home in
Petersburg, Va. Mr. Boisseau is the
| city ticket agent of the Seaboard,
and in the year or more he has pass
ed in Ocala has made friends for his
road and himself by his courteous
and efficient manner in attending to
business, Mrs. Boisseau is a most
charming young lady and has made
many friends, who hope for her and
Mr.. Boisseau a most pleasant vaca-
| ton and safe return.
Misses Clara Gray, Ophelia Gray
and May Bradshaw left tonight for
New York City. In New York they
will be joined by Miss Alice Alfred.
THE four St. Petersburg girls will
take a course at Columbia University
The Misses Gray will be with their
brother, A. r. Gray, who holds a re-
sponsible position with a large cleo
trical supply house and has apart
ments on Riverside Drive.-St. Pc
tersburg items in Tampa Tribune.
Mr.. w. w. Harriss returned yes
terday from a few days spent at. In
dian Springs, Ga. 49,
Mrs w. w. Harriss has as her
guest her sister, Mrs. Carl Van De-
man, who arrived yesterday after
noon from Pittsburg, Pa. Mrs. Van
Deman will spend some weeks in
Ocala and later on will join her hus-
band in the northwest, where he
went recently.
| Mrs. E. C.. Bennett rendered her
little daughter Elizabeth, a very
lovely birthday party late Monday
afternoon.\ After a few games were
played the little ones marched into
the dining room, which was a place
of beauty. The table banked with
Icrimson saliva. surrounded by elev.