The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-07
Social Calendar for Coming Week

Social Calendar for Coming Week
With Ash Wednesday, which
marks the beginning Of Lent, less
than three weeks off, the social cal
endar for the intervening days will
be filled with many delightful events,
especially the days of the coming
week
Monday all of the church societies
win hold their regular meetings and
that evening Mrs. Collier will give a
silver tea for the benefit of the
charity ward of the hospital. Tues
day the study class of the Woman
Club and the reading club will meet
at o'clock, the former at the club
rooms and the latter with Miss
Janet Weathers. Mrs. r. c. Num-
caster will receive at o'clock, COM
plimenting Mrs. G. K. Sullivan, Mrs.
Joseph Neuhan and Mrs. w. l..
Bloom On Wednesday the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Christian AK will be
the scene OF two lovely parties, re-
ception given from 3 to by Mrs.
AK, Mrs Keidel and Miss Keidel and
an auction. from to II by Mr.. and
Mrs AK and Mrs. Keidel. Thursday,
Mrs. D. NJ. Smith will entertain at a
large auction party in the afternoon,
honoring Mrs. AK and Mrs. Keidel,
and that night Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Weathers will entertain the Thurs
day Evening Auction Club. Friday
the Young Ladies' Auction Club will
meet with Miss Eugenia Fuller at 3
O'Clock, and at the same hour Mrs.
NJ. Fishel will entertain for Mrs.
Neuhan and Mrs. Bloom, at auction
and trail. Saturday, st. Valentines
Weir to attend the masked ball at
the yacht club in the evening. A
number of smaller informal affairs
will find their way into the list be-
fore the week is past.
Mrs. J. G. Jackson returned home
today from Fort Lauderdale, where
she has been visiting her SON and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Jackson, Jr. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Jackson, Jr., and they were
met in Palatka by Mr.. Jackson
The friends of Mrs. Mary Dodge
Maddox will learn with pleasure that
she was able to leave the hospital in
Norfolk, Va, Thursday and return
to Cape Charles, Va, to complete
her visit with Rev. and Mrs. Rich
ard Dodge.
Doyle, the handsome young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Smith, while
playing late yesterday afternoon fell
on a glass bottle and cut his left
hand quite severely A doctor was
summoned and hurriedly dressed
the wound, thereby stopping the ex-
cessive flow of blood, and today the
little fellow feels none the worse for
his accident, except that his arm
is bound.
Mrs. Jack Camp has as her guest
her sister, Mrs. Hart and daughter
Elizabeth, who arrived yesterday
from their home in Suffolk, Va.
Mrs. w. H. Dodge, after a two
days stay in Lake City, is now in
Jacksonville with her son, Mr.. John
Dodge and family. Mrs. Dodge is
expected home Monday. Ss#s
''Nullo," the newest and said to be
quite the most fascinating variation
of bridge, is being learned by severa
of Ocala's card devotees and no doubt
after Lent tNullo" parties will be
included in the weekly social calen
dar
DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Dozier return
ed yesterday afternoon from a de
lightful automobile trip to Orlando
where they were overnight guest:
of DR.. and Mrs. Sylvan McElroy.
Mrs. W. A. knight will entertain
the Baptist sewing circle Monda,
afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Francis Rowley is the weel
end guest of Mrs. z. A Davenpor
at Belleyiew
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Hollinrake lef
last night for Downing Park, where
they will spend the weekend with
friends.
A little daughter came last might
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