The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-22


help you over many hard places.
Miss Kate Carleton of Arcadia,l
who is the quest of her sister, Mrs.
III. VI. Hampton, and Miss Hattie Lou
Trammell, Of Pensacola, the guest
OF Miss Irn1a Blake, were honorees
at an infornal bat--cAarm4ng party
given this morning by Mrs. E. l.
Carney at her home on Oklawaha
avenue. The guests arrived at ten
O'Clock and were given slips of pa
per which contained numbers, the
answers to be found by correspond
ing numbers pinned about on the
curtains and walls. Guessing their
names occupied the time for half an
hour or more and then followed a
contest which was very humorous,
such as What do wise men drink %
(Sage); Many well men drink"
(water) Then pieces of white cloth
were passed to the guests with
needles threaded with black thread
They were required to etch upon the
cloth their ideal man to send to
war with his name underneath.
This caused much merriment and
when finished the pieces were given
to the honorees as souvenirs of the
occasion. A contest of states bear
ing girls names then occupied their
attention for some time, and as
woman suffrage is rapidly advancing
throughout the country, it is we'll
that we learn the names of the
Lady States, which are: Alabama,
Alaska, Arizona, California, Della
Ware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, ILL
Noise, Indiana, Maryland, Minnie
Sofa, Missouri, Ore-Gan. All this
was an original idea of the hostess,
she having studied it out alone. At
noon a delicious ice course with
white and chocolate cake was serv-
ed, bringing to close morning of
much pleasure. The guests on this
happy occasion we're: Misses earle
ton, TrammelI, Trina Blake, Gladys
Martin, Lnddie Smith, Mary Bur-
ford, Clara johnson, Ophelia Saw
tell, Sara Gross, Mamie Gross, Kath-
crime Py1es, Mildred Pyles, Mrs. e.
Il. Robinson, Mrs Edward Holder,
Mrs. r. G. Blake, Mrs. w. ". New
som, Jr., Mrs. R. "A. Burford, Jr.,
AIRS. Fred Blalock, Mrs. J. C. b.
KDonee and Mrs. John Taylor. The
spacious rooms of the pretty home
were tastefully decorated for the oc-
casion with huge vases and bowls of
pink and white asters and ferns.
Miss Gladys Martin entertained
last evening at very lovely little
supper party for Miss Hattie Lou
TrammeI, of Pensacola, who is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Trina
Blake. Miss Martin was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. George Martin.
The supper was served a Ia buffet
style from daintily appointed table
in the dining room, the guests being
seated about the room which was
most attractively decorated in white
and green, beautiful ferns being
used in bowls and vases. A delic-
ious menu was served after which
the guests and their hostess and
chaperon enjoyed the band concert
for the evening. 1T was an informal
and thoroughly delightful affair and
Miss Martins guests included Miss
Trammell, Misses Irma Blake, Mary
Conner, Mamie and Sarah Gross,
Mrs. Harry Latner, Mrs. r.. II. San
ders and Miss Mamie Ruth Sanders.
SIS
Mr.. H. L. r. White and daughter
Miss Mildred, of Summerfe1d, were
among the visitors in the city yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. White and
family leave Monday for Chicago.
Mrs. "A. M. Lansford and little son,
A. NJ. Jr., left yesterday for Bit
more, n. c., where they will spend
several weeks at that delightful
mountain resort.
Miss Luella Spear returned to her
home in Plant City yesterday after
noon after a visit of five weeks to
her sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Dallas Jeffeoat.
Miss Mamie Gross will leave Tues
day morning for Fort Worth, Texas
where. she will make a short visit tc
her sister, Mrs. w T. Tyre, aftel
which she will go to Laredo, Texas
city on the Mexican border, t
teach in one of its colleges.
Mr.. Merton Mann is in the city
the guest of his aunt Mrs D. NJ