The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-24
E.nteltaIned ehe. TelepI.one operators

Entertained the Telephone Operators
DR. and Mrs. J. sf. Gross psls.s- by
their ~sympa1netic understanding of
peopIe in al. STAGES ofdife. ard cordial
inlens in all affairs. have made them
selves anus ally popular during thsir
TesId snes fn osala, we're host and
hostess. last evening at the Methodist
parsonage to q aruxt delig gtfdI ana
. anforma1 dinner, compliinenting the
eight young ladies of-Ahe- 0aala Teie7
Eshone exchangtz The courtesy vas
appreciated by aale honorees and was
one Of the aovfiest ever extended to
them
Dinner WIS served at seven and
eight O'clock. four of the young
ladies coming at a time At seven
cnxers were laid COR the gen
-asak hastsand Miss Eunicd Bray, Mrs.
Hammock. Mrs STAFF and. ISIS Susie
Morris and at eight o.siock for the
aoFely hnSta<s-aH,d Misses Lois bray
George and Mary Long and Jetties
nleConn
The appointments of the ia BILE were
very attractive and the delicious dim
neu was attractiyely served in FIVE
courses I'm serving and entertain4
Ing Mrs. Gross was assisted by Mrs.
Meade, Mrs T. Thomas. Mrs
Cecil Bryant. Miss Mary Hill
and Miss Maude Mclntosbg Miss
Hill gave several entertaining read
ings, one a. Telephone Romance
and Miss Mcintosh several pretty pi-
ano selections.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church were kept busy today at the
noon hour serving lunches and din
ners at the fair grounds. Last year
the ladies established a reputation
for serving only the most saVory edi-
bles and so successful were they f.
nancially, that this year they are
again, much to the delight of house
keepers and their former patrons. oct
cupying their old stand next to the
agricultural and woman's depart |
ment.
The chairmen today were Mrs. w.
Y. Newsorn, Sr., Mrs. G. s. Shuey
and Mrs w H. Dodge Mrs. f. G.
Peek and Mrs Il. M Murray will have
charge tomorrow Thursday Mrs
Geo. MacKay and Mrs. E. J. Crook
and Friday Mrs. G. S. Scott and Mrs
M. II. Brand Mrs D. E. McIveT
the president of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety, will assist daily and during
the four days the chairmen will be
aided by a large number OF the ma
irons and young ladies of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w X Zewadski. Sr
viii entertain at rock this evening in
compliment to their sons and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w X. ze-H
wadski, Jr., and Mr.. Guy zewadski,
>of Tampa
MRS. Edith Lamereaux OF Center
HiM, Mrs b r. Dorsey of Mcintosh
and Mrs. burlington of Wildwood, are
dn uhe city for the week, assisting in
the domestic department at the fair.
Miss Mary Burford expects TO leave
torn3rrow for Gainesville, Ga, 20
spend a week with Miss Beulaih Hall
and Miss Edith Harrell. From there
Miss Burford will go to Tennessee to
visit an aunt for a week or ten days.
Miss Minnie Stovan is in Tampa,
reaching there last night from Ken
lucky, where she and her father. Mr..
w. IF. StovaH attended the marriage
in ,sIayfield of Miss Geneva Stovall
and Mr. Wilson Baugh. Miss Sto-
vail win return home Thursday
nfrs. H. A. Waterman, who has
been an inmate of the hospital for
the past week, is conyalescing nicely
now, and Wednesday afternoon ex-
poets TO return home.
Mrs. Loderick NJ Jones, OF Mill
edgsville. Ca, arrived this afternoon
for visit TO her sister Mrs. Port
v. IleaTengood. SHE will remain foI
some weeks. after which she will
visit other relatives in Tampa, jack
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