The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-02-18
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Mrs. Carney Entertained at Whist

Mrs. Carney Entertained at Whist
Between the hours Of and o'clock
this afternoon Mrs. E L Carney gave
a vssE deFfg+tful sfx-table whist party
in honor Of her lovely niece, Mrs. Car
ney Minis and her two other attractive
honse guests Miss Alice Radford and
Miss Mary Lucy Fugat of Kentucky.
Mrs Carney always entertains in a
charming manner and-her guests this
afternoon. which included only the Ia
dies who have entertained or called on
Mrs. Minis. spent a most delightful
three hours.
Mrs. Carney with her sister Mrs. B.
w Minis. met her guests at the front
door and Miss Mary Burford invited
them into the parIor and introduced
them TO the receiving line. which in
cIuded besides the three honor guests,
Miss Emma Nelson and Miss Frances
Chambers. Mrs. Minis pretty dress
was of pink chiffon over pink charm
euse handsomely trimmed in embroid-
cry of light blue and pearls with a
sash of black velvet Miss Radford
wore light blue chiffon over pink
charmeuse with lace trimmings Miss
Fugat was lovely in aceordian plated
white chiffon with over drapery of
white chiffon, handpainted in pink
roses. Miss Nelson's attractive cos
tune was salmon shaded crepe de
chene fashioned on a draped model
with trimmings Of lace and black vel
vet. Miss Chambers wore white chif-
fon over pink silk, with silver trim
mings.
Miss Atkinson invited the guests
from the parlor into the living room,
where they chatted merrily until all
had arrived.
The rooms where the tables were
placed were decorated profuseIy with
pink roses from Arden and orange
blossoms which cast delicate odor
over the rooms. The tally cards were
adorned with pink roses, hand-painted
by Mrs. Carney Minis. Many progress
sions were made and the games We're
greatly enjoyed.
When playing ceased, delicious
grapefruit salad olives. waters and
sour orange punch was served.
The following We're the guests: Miss
es Radford, Fugat. Nelson. Chambers,
Burford, Ellen Clarkson, Adele Bittin-
ger, MurieI Bittinger. Josie Bullock,
Elizabeth Newsom. Annie Davis. Clara
Johnson, Bette McIver, Minnie Stovall
Annie Atkinson, Mrs. c. Rheinauer
Mrs Clarence Camp, Mrs. S. t. Sis
trunk Mrs. Edward Holder, Mrs
Smith and Mrs. Kelly Mrs H. NJ
Hampton. Mrs stovall and Miss Ophe-
liza Sawtel Joined the players for re-
freshments.
Mrs. Green Hostess OF Card Club
+ The Tuesday Morning. Bridge Club
had an unusuaify enjoyable meeting
with Mrs. Emily Green this morning
at her attractive home on Oklawaha
lavenue.
Four tables for the players were ar
ranged in the large and handsome re-
ception hall and dining room. Here
tofore the club has, since it's organiza-
ton, played bridge but at the last
meeting it was voted that auction with
the lily count be played instead, and
this mornings games proved very fas-
cinating. Mrs. Clarence Camp scored
highest in the club and was given a
pretty little maidenhair fern in a brass
| fern bowl and Miss Nelson won the Wis
| itors' prize, bronze ink well. At the
conclusion of the games the hostess
served delicious chicken salad, pimen-
to aspic, waters, olives, sandwiches.
sailed almonds and coffee with whip
ped cream. Those enjoying the morn
ing playing auction were: Mrs. Clar-
ence Camp. Mrs. Charles Rheinauer,
Mrs. Violet Powers, Mrs. Harvey
| Clark, Mrs Charles Lloyd, Mrs H. A.
Waterman, Mrs. Clifton Camp, Mrs.
Albert Gerig, Mrs. H c. Dozier. Mrs.
B. w Minis, Mrs. Carney Minis, Mrs.
Edward Holder, Miss Matte Williams.
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Alice Bullock and Miss Annie Atkinr
son.
Mrs. Waterman will be hostess of
the club next week.
Miss Josie Bullock has returned from
Plant City and Tampa, where she has
been delightfully."- entertained during
her visit.
Miss Ernestine Brooks is taking Miss
Edna Smiths place in Rheinauer's
store while she is in Tampa nursing
her brother, who is sick with typhoid
fever.
| Miss Alice Radford of Hopkinsville,
KY, and Miss Mary Lucy Fugat of
Adairville, KY, are the attractive
guests of Mrs. E. L. Carney.
| Miss Bessie MacKay went to Lake
Weir this afternoon TO visit Misses
Florence and Rita Brooks for few
days.
A distinguished visitor in the city
is Miss Louise Grady of r chmond, Va.
a niece of the late Henry ". Grady.
Miss Grady is the guest of Mrs B. t.
| Perdue.
] Rev. W. II. Coleman is confined to
his bed with severe illness. Mr..