The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-04

Dance Given by Mr. and Mrs. Camp
| / CompIimentfng Mr.. Camps broth
lers-in-law and sisters, Mr.. and Mrs
E. F. Fitch of Chicago and Mr.. and
| Mrs. l. F. Bennett OF Oklahoma, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Camp entertained last
evening at the Ocala Country Club,
the pleasant diversion being dane
ling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Camp, with the hon
| orees, met their guests informally,
| Mrs. Camp receiving in lovely
gown of delicate blue, fashioned on
a draped model; Mrs. Fitch is pale
blue crepe meteor, with draperies of
chiffon and lace, the bodice elabor-
ately trimmed with beads, and Mrs
Bennett in yellow charmeuse envel-
oped in fiimsy lace.
Dancing commenced shortly be-
fore 8 o'clock and the delightful
music rendered by the orchestra
kept the guests merrily dancing I'M
| til past the midnight hour, the new
steps being danced exclusively. Re-
| freshing grapejuice and fruit punch
was served in the tea room by Mrs.
/ William Hooker and Mrs. c. H.
Lloyd while the guests were arriv-
ing and between dances, and during
the intermission delicious buffet
supper was enjoyed in the dining
| room downstairs. The menu in
Ecluded chicken salad, pickles, beaten
biscuit, sailed almonds, waters and
hot chocolate.
/ Those present to enjoy the charm
ing hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
beside the honor guests, were Misses
| Hope Robinson, Marguerite Porter,
Minnie and Geneva Stovall, Alice
Bullock, Lola Mcclure, Stella and
Nina Camp, Messrs. William Camp,
H. P. Spencer, Norton Davis, Pat
Anderson, Charles Woodrow, w. ".
| Newsom, Clarence Meffert, Phil Rob-
inson, Carlisle Izlar, William Bull
lock, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Camp,
| WI 1AoChCi, hlSo y,
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Lloyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Roess, Mrs. Ralph Bird
| sey, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hooker,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor and Mr.
and Mrs Clifford Anderson.
For Mrs. Neuhan and Mrs. Bloom
Friday afternoon at her home on
| Oklawaha avenue, Mrs E. G. Peek
will be hostess to a large trail party,
entertaining in honor of Mrs. Joseph
Neuhan of Baltimore and Mrs. I. w.
Bloom of Atlanta.
Local Interest in the Annual ID. A. r.
Meeting
The Daughters of the American
Revolution in Florida are now hold
ing their annual meeting in Orlando
and for the first time a report from
Ocala will be read. Two years ago
Mrs. j. R. Moorhead, who until then
was affiliated with the Jacksonville
chapter, was appointed organizing
regent and through her efforts sew
eral have become members of the
society at large and in the near flu
ture Or as soon as the number is in
creased to twelve a chapter will be
organized in this city A prelimi-
nary meeting will be held about
the 22nd of this month and among
those who will attend will be the
following who have already had
their papers properly filled out: Mrs.
! w w. Harris, Mrs. Carl VanDeman,
Mrs. Louis R. Chazal Miss Victoria
| Raysor, Miss Mae Parr and Mrs. L.
W. Ponder. After the organization
several who are members of other
chapters will have their membership
=! changed and four or five ladies are
now having sets of papers filled out.
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. McClane of
Ocala are here spending a brief visit
with J. r. McClane, proprietor of the
Plaza hotel, and her daughter, Mrs.
A. F. Adcock-St. Petersburg Times.
DR.. McClane has returned, leav-
ing Mrs. McC1ane for longer visit.