The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-02-22
A Pleasant Party

a Pheasant Party
Miss Christine. Hort of Thomasville,
Ca. who is spending the winter with
her uncle. Mr. D. T. Phillips on wenona
street. entertahneH few of the twelfth
grade pupils of<fhe Ocala High School
with some of the neighbors, last eve
ming pleasantly.
The evening was a most suspicious
one, illumined by full-rounded moon,
which lured the young people out
upon the lawn and spacious yeranda.
Later on the game of conversation was
INDUCED in with great pleasure for
one hour. Then a Shaksperean ro-
nance was introduced. The names of
Shakspere's works were omitted, to be
supplied by the guests. Misses Mabel
Meffert and Marian Dewey and Mr..
Fred Meffert tied for the prize, bound
volume of Shakspere, which after
drawing straws, fell to the lot of Miss
Dewey. The BOBBY prize, a huge
ornamental candy stick, was won by
Mr.. Olaf Zewadski.
The house was prettiIy decorated
with ferns, pot plants and cut flowers
and some choice music was rendered
at intervals by the guests.
Refreshments, consisting of straw
berry ice cream and cake, were served,
and the entire evening was a most
pleasant one.
The guests present were Misses
Mamie Shepard, Marian Dewey, Emma
Bridges, Mabel Meffert, Annie Pope
Eagleton, Martha Kate Rentz, Anna
Belle Allen, Avalee Edwards and
Messrs. Wayne Ten Eyck. Fred Meffert
Robert Conner. Olaf Zewadski and
Robert Clarkson.
After bidding adieu to their attract
i've hostess, the guests departed only q
few minutes prior to the dawn of the
birthday of that most noted of Amer
lean generals whose name will ever be
cherished first in war, first in peace
and first in the hearts of his country
men"-a name which is dear to every
scholar and a name which will be hon
ored all over our nation today.
Mr.. Tom Pasteur. the popular teller
at the Ocala National Bank, went dowr
to the lake last night to spend tn,
week end with his parents, and attend
tie Washington birthday celebration
and dance at the Lake Weir zach
Club.
| Quite number of Ocala people vii
go down to Lake Weir this Afternoon
and evening to attend the basket pic
mic and Washington birthday celebra
ton at the yacht club.
Miss Lily Witherspoon of Nashville
Tenn, after pleasant visit to Mis-
Bartlett. oae of our high school teach
ers, went on to st. Petersburg this af
ternoon.
/ Mrs. L " Green and baby, who hav
been spending several weeks with Mrs
lGreen's mother at Washington Ga
L returned home yesterday. Mrs. Green
health was greatly benefited by he
visit.
i Miss Florrie Condor and her mother
Mrs. A. e. Condor, went down TO In
lverness yesterday to spend ten days
while Miss Condor looks after the in
lterests of the Equitable Life Assuranc
Society, of which she is the local rep
Preventative.
i Mrs. r. E. Yonge returned home Fri
day evening from the bedside of he
sick son. but may 90 back in fev
days. His condition continues TO b
alarming.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Frank J. Huber ar
Ihaving a pleasant visit with their rel
Iatives at Bronson.
/ Dr. and Mrs Walter Hood and thei
guest. Mr. Booker, went down to Eus
tits today in an automobile TO atten,
the races there. They viii return to
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ Goddard have re
turned from Fort Myers.