The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-20

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forty or more of their young friends,
gathered at the parsonage last night
to enjoy an old fashioned '.tacky
party" The young folks were chap
eroned in their merry-making by
Mines. Bassett, Galloway. Ley and
their teacher, Miss Roux.-Lakeland
Telegram.
Mrs. Camp Hostess to Silver Tea
| The silver tea given monthly by
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
| byterian church was held this after
noon at the lovely home of Mrs.
| Jack Camp, and between the hours
of and 6 o'clock, many church
members and friends affiliated with
denominations other than the Pres
byterian called, spending pleasantly
a half hour with the hostess and the
ladies assisting.
The rooms throughout the lower
floor were exquisitely decorated,
hundreds of sweet peas from Mrs.
lCamps own garden, being artistical-
1ly arranged in bowls, vases and jar
dinieres Miss Cecile Downs gave a
delightful vocal number and several
attractive victrola and pianola selec-
lions gave additional pleasure to the
guests.
In the dining room, pretty in it's
appointments, lemon ice, delightful
cake and after dinner minis were en-
joyed. In serving and entertaining
the hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Clifton Camp, Mrs. Clarence Camp,
Mrs. w. H. Dodge, Mrs. D. E. Nc
liver and Mrs. L. NJ. Murray.
Miss Catherine Pyles, popular
society girl of Ocala, spent the week
in the city, the guest of Miss Louise
boyd. The two young ladies were
friends and classmates at Brenau
College, the well known conservatory
of music at Gainesville, Ga.-Palat-
ka Times-Herald.
Miss Pyles returned home yester-
day.
Mrs. C. E. Herrick of Crystal Riv-
ar is visiting at the home of Col
land Mrs. N. Barco, East Gaines
ville Mrs. Herrick will probably
make her home here in future
Gainesville Sun.
:. - Mrs F. E. Sheppard went to Pa
latka Monday, where she met and
returned with her daughter, Mrs. T
C. Luckie, of Oca1a, who will visit
her mother and Prof. Sheppard fol
a time at their home on South Pal
!. metto avenue.-Daytona Gazette
News.
Rev. B. n. Tanner left on We'd
nesday for Ocala and Belleview fol-
a few days visit, possibly to return
to morrow, or certainly on Satur-
day.-Eustis Lake Region.
Miss Hester Dewey who is having
a delightful visit in Tampa, will CON
clude her stay tomorrow at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Robert Clark
and for the next few days will be
the guest of Mrs. Louis Savarese.
Major and Mrs. L. T. 1zlar receiv-
ed a letter today from their son
Mr. Valmore Izlar, stating that he
would prolong his stay in Colorado
several weeks. Mr.. Izlar is out
from Denver about sixty miles visit
ing friends.
The Methodist sewing circle met
lat 3 O'Clock with Mrs. l.. T. Izlar
The attendance was large and late
. | in the afternoon Mrs. Izlar served
her guests to delightful refresh
ments consisting of sandwiches, tea
cakes and punch.
Mrs. c. L. Bittinger returned Sat
urday from ST. Augustine, where she
attended the annual convention Of
the Kings Daughters.
Mrs. G. E. Yancey and daughter
I who have been guests of their cous
:: | in, Mrs. Earl Mark since going te
|: Jacksonville, are visiting Mrs. S. A
{ Rawls this week.
Bishop Cameron Mann of Orlando
will make his first official visit tt
Grace Episcopal church on Sunday
May II.
Mr. L. W. Hendricks has Joined