The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-07-11

versatility of Interpretation that
evoked great applause.
The concert was a treat to the PEG
pie Of the city who hal the pleasure
of hearing the artist, for not only
has Mr.. Swain a wonderful voice but
he has a fine stage presence and a
personality that makes friends Of
his hearers. Financially the concert
was not a success but otherwise it
was a tremendous success.
A Beautiful Reception in Arcadia
The following reception descrip-
tion sent from Arcadia and appear
ing in Fridays Times-Union will be
Of interest to the host of friends
here of a former OcaIa family:
One of the most brilliant social
events of the season was the recep-
ton for Mr.. and Mrs. John w. PeIot
given by Mr.. Felot's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Pelot, last Friday
evening, in the DeSoto hotel parlors.
The spacious parlors were taste
fully decorated with bamboo, ferns
and banks of cut flowers. The Hgncs
were shaded with clusters of pink
chrysanthemums with the chande-
Tiers draped in green and tWined
with asparagus fern, carrying out
the color scheme of pink and green.
Between the hours Of $50 and
10 o'clock the parlors were fiHe1
with friends of the host and hostess.
At the head of the stairs the guests
were met by Mrs. w. c. AppIing and
at the door of the reception room by
Mrs. w. c. Cooper and Mrs. John
King, who invited them into the par
lors, where they were met by Mrs. J.
A. Simmons and presented to the re-
eeiying line which included Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Pelot and Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Pelot.
They were then invited by Mrs. E.
F. Ley to the punch bowl where de-
licious fruit punch was served by
Mrs. Hugh Jones. Mrs. J. A. Gran
berry and Miss Dora Williams then
conducted them into the sun parlor
where they were served with refresh
ments consisting of pink pineapple
ice, pink and green mints, sailed al
monds and angel food cake in
squares iced in pink with a green P
on each square. Misses VI. E. Ley,
Florence Ley, May Kerley and Fran
Gene Dunshe, an attractive bevy of
young girls, assisted in serving. Mr..
and Mrs. Pelot were assisted in en-
pertaining their guests by their
daughters, Misses Carrie and Dora
PeIot.
Instrumental music was furnished
during the evening, interpreted with
several solos by Mrs. G. C. McDer-
mond, accompanied by Miss Florence
Lee, at the piano.
Mrs. w. A. Pelot was handsomely
gowned in cream silk shadow lace
over cream satin made entrafne and
trimmed with pearls. She carried
oil ipOuquOI III 1A111c1l MY 1OSNo'
/. Mrs John w. PeIot was lovely in
canary chiffon over yellow satin
trfmmed with real lace and pearls
and carried an arm bouquet of Kill
arney roses.
Miss Pelof was beautifully gown
ed in blue charmeuse with an over
drapery of pink chiffon.
Miss Dora Pelot wore a lovely
gown of yellow crepe de chene with
an over drapery of white chiffon
bordered in pink roses and trimmed
in pink rose buds.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Pelot, who
were married in Pennsylvania few
weeks ago, have just returned from
their wedding trip in the north and
will make Arcadia their home.
Ri. Rev. NJ. ]. Curley, bishop OF
St. Augustine, will arrive in Ocala
Monday afternoon. Mass will be eel
ebrated Tuesday morning at
o'clock at ST. Philips Catholic church
While in Oca1a Bishop Curley will be
the guest of Mr.. Louis R. Chazal.
Mrs. r. S. Abbott returned yester
day from visit of a weeksto Bush