The Ocala evening star., 1914-11-05
Mrs. TrammeII Entertained by Mrs.
Holder

Complimenting Mrs. Park Tram
nell, Mrs Edward lHolder was host
ess today at i O'Clock to beautiful
luncheon given at the Ocala House,
the affair proving not only one of the
most charming given for the wife OF
FIorida's chief executive, but one of
the loveliest and most enjoyable fill.
ing the fall calendar.
Luncheon was served in one of the
south rooms, opening into the spa
cious reception hall. and the table,
with its handsome linen and silver,
and floral decorations, presented an
inviting scene surrounded by the
twelve ladies wearing beautiful
gowns The place cards were adorn-
ed with tulips, poincettias and has
kets of fruit. Sprays of asparagus
fern extended to each end of the
table from the tall central arrange
ment of Minnie Frances roses and
fern. The exquisite roses were from
the hostess garden and were used
with chrysanthemums and other au
tumn flowers to further brighten the
room Compotes filled with bon
bons, salted almonds and olives were
On the table.
A seven course luncheon was sery-
ed, consisting of grapefruit cocktail,
oysters ON the half shell, celery, cup
consomme, Spanish mackerel maitre
d'hOtel, saratoga potatoes, patties of
sweet breads, French peas, squads,
candied sweet potatoes, asparagus
salad, tutti fruite ice cream, mac
aroons, lady fingers, small coffee,
Erappe mint
Covers were laid for Mrs. Holder,
afrs. Carney. Mrs. G. S. Scott. Mrs.
J. d. Robertson, Mrs. w. s. Bullock,
Mrs. Il. D. Crook, Mrs. Richard NC
Conathy, Mrs. ]. H. Taylor, Miss
Alice Bullock, Mrs. j. C. d. Koonce
and Mrs Charles Rheinauer.
Mrs. Holder wore a beautiful Law
endar gown with silver and lace
trimmings and a white and silver
nat, adorned with birds of paradise
feathers. Mrs Trammell a hand
some green cloth coat suit with al
pretty waist of white chiffon EN-
7brDidered in green over a foundation
, Of lace and pink chiffon. "A large pic
ture hat and a bouquet of chrysan-
themums completed her toilette.
News comes from Chicago that
Master Harris Powers, who recentlyi
was so very i'll, is convalescing and
that unless complications set in he
will he able to leave his room in ten
days.
Mrs W. D. TURNKEY is the guest of
her brother, Mr. w. T. Gary and
family, arriving last night from her
nome in Fort Meade.
Nv
On account OF quorum not being
present, the regular business meet
ing Of the Kings Daughters was not
Ae8d this morning at the home of
Hrs. c. i. Bittinger. However, an
informed discussion of future work
was entered into by the members
present.
Rev and Mrs Bunyan Stephens
and Master Mcclure Stephens are at
Walhston attending the meetings of
the marion Sunday School Associa-
don.
BY one of the annoying little mis-
takes that just will happen, the
name OF Miss Gertie Peyser was left
ont of the list OF the guests at the
party given by Misses Mcdowell and
Gottlieb yesterday afternoon.
The Woman's christian Temper
ance Union of Florida will conNe enc
in Jacksonville Monday night for a
session of three days. The Ocala
union will be represented by Mrs. III.
C.. Packham, Mrs iWashburn, Mrs.
ID. IA. Smith, Mrs. C. J.. Bittinger,
Mrs. IT. E. Bridges and en- route Mon
day they will be joined by members
OF the Bellevie,w and Weirsdale
unions. From Jacksonville, Mrs.
Packham and Mrs Washburn will
proceed to ATLANTA to attend the ma
G1onal convention, Nov. 1919. The
Seaboard has offered special rates to
Jacksonville for parties of ten or
more and the ladies are desirous Of
having at least ten in their party
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