The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-02

Mrs. TrammeII Honored by Mrs.
Carney
Mrs. Park Trammell, wife of
Hlorfda's popular governor, is a dis
itinguished visitor II ocala this week
hhe guest of senate r. anb Mrs. E. L.
Carney, and this aEtse64 Jon in honor
of her guest. Mrs Carnky entertain
ed at a beautiful receptfk IN. the guest
list Including three hundred friends ),
The Carney home on Ok1awaha
avenue was aglow with the seasons
choicest flowers, fntermingled with
fern and growing plants The
chandeliers were bwined with aspar-
agus fern and the manteIs were
banked with ferns and gorgeous
roses, exquisite pink ones being used
in the parlor and white i'm the Ii
ibrary In the halls a profusion of
begonfas and other flowers were ar
ftisticaIIy arranged and in the dining
room a charming arrangement of
white and red daIlhias with fern
made beautiful central decoration
for the round table, covered with
rich cluny lace cloth.
Sharing the [honors of the beauti-
fun party with Mrs. TrammelI were
the members of Dickson Chapter, u.
ID. C., OF which the hostess is first
vice-president; and as the guests ar
rived they were greeted in the front
veranda by two of the chapter 8
most loyal members, Mrs Robert
Blake and Miss Josie Wialiams.
Mrs. R. S. Hall and Mrs. II. IA. Bur
ford invited the callers into the hall
and Mrs. G. s. Scott presented them
ito the receiving lime, composed of
Mrs. Carney, Mrs. TrammeH, Mrs.
Edward Holder, Mrs. j. III. Taylor,
and Miss Clara johnson, the latter
a popular bride-elect
On previous visit Mrs. Trammell
as honor guest at a large series of
parties, made host of friends, and
though she has been in THE city since
Friday, this afternoon offered the
only opportunity to many friends to
extend hearty greeting and a cordial
welcome to her. For the occasion
Mrs. Trammell wore "a most becom
ing gown of white charmeuse fash
doned en- brain with bodice and tunic
with fi1my. shadow lace, embroider-
ed with pearl ornaments. "a gird1e
of delicate blue Dent color ito the
toilette and was a pretty contrast to
the exquisite pink roses worm
Mrs. Carney's gown was yellow
crepe de dhene, beautifully embroid
cred.
Mrs IL. G. Peek, Mrs. III. M. Hamp-
bon and Mrs Leon Fishel received
between the parlor and library and
I'm the Iatter room, Mrs. j. ID. Rob
ertson introduced the out of bown
guests and teachers in the faculty of
our school this winter. They are:
Miss Scott, Miss Alternately, Miss
Dean, Miss DTcE<dssock, Miss Beck,
Miss Clark, Miss tMendenhall; Miss
Robinson, Miss Afizelle, Miss Nc
Claim and Miss Griffin. Assisting in
entertaining i'm the GIbrary were Mrs.
J. C.. B. Koonce, Mrs. w. ". New
som, Mrs. S. It. Sistrunk and Mrs. L.
r. BIalock and Mrs. George Bitch
dnvited the ladies to the dining room
where delightful grapefruit punch
and cake was served by Misses MARY
Burford, Minnie Stovall, Josephine
Bullock, Bessie RfacKay. Alice Bul-
Cock, Katharine Livingston, BlleI
Clarkson and fannie dickinson.
I'm the rear hall the guests passAi
a few minutes pleasantly with Mrs
Bunyan Stephens. Mrs. Marcus
Frank, Mrs M. Fishel, Mrs. g. w
Rfchardson, Mrs s. r.. Py1es ans
Mrs. #. III johnson, and from tfrer
Mrs. Howard Clark and Mrs. e. c
Bennett asked them to the spaciou
ver-anda where Mrs. Annie Van
Deman, Mrs. J. III. Livingston, Sr
and Mrs. w. w Harriss received
The piazza was arranged as an out
door living room, and quantities c
wild flowers were used in its deS
orations. There many of the ladie
fingered for an half hour or 1onge.
further enjoying the hospitality {
the Carney home, which on ain o.
casions is so graciously dispensed b
Mrs. Carney.
Mrs B. A Weathers went out t
O1dtown this morning to be at til
bedside of her mother, Mrs. Nane
Ferguson, who continues i'll.