The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-09

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Mrs Munroe Hostess to Mrs Hooker
The following from the Miami
Herald will be Of interest to the
many friends in Ocala of the hostess
and honor guest:
Mrs. Kirk Munroe was a charm
ing hostess yesterday afternoon when
she invited a number of friends to
meet Mrs William Hooker of Ocala,
president of the Florida State Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs.
The guests were received on the
wide, cool verandas and later invited
into the dining room, where they
were served with tea.
In the dining room orange bios
SONS were used abundantly in the
decorations. The orange blossom is
was appreciated by Mrs. Hooker All
the honor guests were seated at a
large table while they were served
and the other guests were served
standing. In the living room charm
| ing Duchess roses adorned the brio
a-brac with their loneliness.
Mrs. Munroe's ability as host
ess ranks her foremost in entertain
ing and her parties are always de-
cidedly brilliant social affairs. The
guests enjoyed themselves to the ut
most and the delightful afternoon
! passed all too quickly
For Mrs. Anderson
! mplimenting Mrs. H. L. Ander-
son Of Jacksonville, Mrs. r. l.. An
derson will entertain with charming
! informally Friday afternoon from
3 to 5 o'clock, at "Marowood," her
suburban home.
| Mrs. e. j. Mil1s-Price accompanied
| by her small daughter expects to
| leave Boston in few days for Ocala
| for an extended visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Robinson.
| 1t will be gratifying news to their
host of friends to learn that little
Miss Mills-Price has entirely recov-
cred from her sickness of scarlet
fever, which developed six weeks
ago, when they were on the verge of
leaving for Florida.
Miss Gladys Drake returned Sat-
| urday from a pleasant ten days visit
to Miss Clarice Watkins in Mica
nopy.
A charming and very popular Wis
itor expected to arrive Thursday is
Mrs. H. L. Anderson of Jacksonville,
who will be the guest for several
days of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Ander-
son. This will be Mrs Anderson's
first visit to Ocala since moving to
Jacksonville and her stay will be a
SouICe VI pressure IoI HeI many
| friends.
Mrs. Guy Aver and young son con-
Guided delightful visit of several
weeks with relatives and friends to-
day, leaving on the afternoon train
! for her home in Atlanta
| -
Mr. and Mrs. Christian AK and
Boston, returned yesterday from Ho-
mosassa, where they enjoyed the
past week fishing.
Mr.. F. T. Schneider, Miss Dorothy
Schneider, Miss Daisy Keidel and Dr.
! Sinclair were guests for tea last eve
ming of Mr.. and Mrs. Budd and Miss
| Hilda Budd in Leesburg. They
| motored down after dinner in Mr..
| Schreiber's new Oakland and re-
turned by moonlight, enjoying the
| trip immensely.
Miss Isabel Mays, president of the
Woman's Club in Dunnellon and
| principal of the public school, was a
weekend guest of Mrs George W.
Martin.
Mr.. NJ. VI. DeBardenlaben arrived
from Atlanta yesterday to visit his
| wife who is visiting her sisters, Mrs
A. J. Brigance and Mrs. c. L. West.
Mr.. Debardenlaben will return to
Atlanta today and will be accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Debarden-
laben, who has also been visiting
here
Miss Zelma Cason of Island Grove
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