The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-05-02

ping for few days en- route with
| friends at Lakeland and Winter Ha-
ven. Miss Sayage's visit was great
| ~ enjoyed by the many friends who
knew her when she resided here and
was one OF Bartows' most popular
young iadies.-Bartow Courier-In-
| formant.
Miss Williams Hostess at Auction for
Miss Murray and Mrs. Williams
Miss Doris Murray of Evanston,
| ILL.,, one of the seasons most viva
cious and attractive visitors, and
Mrs. Edward Williams, sister-in-law
OF the hostess were the honor guests
DIT a beautiful auction party given
this morning by Miss Murray's
hostess and cousin, Miss Edith Will
Jams at her home on Pine street.
The games We're played in the re-
ception hall and parlor, the seven
tables for the guests being arranged
| in the midst of exquisite floral dec
orations, which carried out a pink
and white color motif, SO appro-
priately chosen for a May day fete.
Huge jardinieres of pink and white
oleander blooms, vases and bowls of
roses and other flowers were used
| With pleasing effect throughout the
| rooms.
Arriving at 10 o'clock the guests
were happily welcomed by their
lovely hostess and Miss Murray. A
few minutes were pleasantly spent
at the punch table where refreshing
ice cold fruit ade was served by Miss
Annie Benton Fuller from a large
bowl resting in a bed of sweet peas
and fern, after which places for the
initial game were found by tallies
hand-painted in dainty May baskets,
the clever work of the artistic honor
guest. Crystalized ginger was on
the tables during the games. When
scores were added it was found that
the highest had been made by Miss
Gertie Peyser, who was the recipient
of set of hair pins set with bril-
liants.
Following the interesting games,
"a tempting lunch was served con-
sisting of chicken salad, waters,
sweet pickle and lemon ice, and on
each plate was rose case filled with
salted nuts.
Enjoying the morning with Miss
Williams and Miss Murray were
Mrs. Williams, Misses Adele Bittin-
ger, Dorothy Schneider. Josie and
Music Bullock, Gertie Peyser, Janet
Weathers, Virginia Sistrunk, Ellen
Clarkson, Eugenia Fuller, Bette
McIver, Mary Mcdowell, Hope Rob-
inson, Ruby Gissendaner, Mary Bur
ford, Alice Bullock, Lucille Robinson,
Annie Davis, Christine Wideman,
isabelle Patterson, Pauline Coulter,
Geraldine Anderson, Mrs. Eta Hood
Robinson, Mrs. D. r. Handy, Mrs.
s. j. Cook, Mrs. E. E. Robinson,
Mrs. Leon Fishel, Mrs. c. r. Kreger,
Mrs. ]. D. Robertson and Mrs. Fred
erick Hooker. In serving the host
ess was assisted by her mother, Mrs.
G. K. Williams, Mrs. G.. A. Nash and
Mrs. w. A. Jeffcoat. sole
Mrs. B. J. Potter, who has been
visitings her daughter, Mrs. Ards
Waterman for several weeks, will
leave Monday for her home in jack
sonville, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, who will spend reunion week as
her guest.
Miss Geraldine Anderson of Cocoa
is the weekend guest of Miss Music
Bullock, arriving yesterday from
Dunnellon, where she is teaching in
the public school,
Miss Gladys McKennon of Bruins
wick, Ca, is the guest for few
days of Mrs. E. P. Rentz.
Mr. and Mrs O. R. Rogers of
Lynne were out of town shoppers
today.
Mrs. Robert W. Finn came up
from her summer home at Eastlake
today, and she and Mr.. Finn will re-
turn this evening and spend Sunday
at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Spencer, Jr.,