The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-19
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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j y ere MISS LOUISE w dIheE, MISSES
Lucita and Grace Hartman, Miss Dor
ian Ellis, Miss Jentye Dodge, Miss
| Jessie Denham and little Miss Thel-
/ ma Avant, each of whom was prettily
/ dressed
| The guests were next directed to
/ the coffee room, the door to which
was in lattice design, interming1ed
| with yellow jasmine and evergreens.
! The table decorations were bowls of
! the most beautiful nasturtiums In
/ this cosy little room Mrs. j. Morgan
! Fennell and Mrs. R. L. Black greet
ed all with most delightful cordiah-
ty. Mrs. Fennell's gown was black
lace, while Mrs. Black was most at
tractive in white marquisette with
trimmings of lavender. The coffee
was poured by Mrs. J. F. Turbevi1le
and Miss Kate Humphrey, Mrs. Tur
beville being gowned in Nell rose
with blue chiffon trimmings and
Miss Humphrey in black and white
chiffon. Assisting them were Mrs.
over drapery Of net; Mrs. G. NJ
Younglove, in white charmeuse with
rhinestone garniture, and Mrs. ]. S.
Stands, prettily attired in pink mes
saline with shadow lace tunic.
Mrs. J. H. Allison, beautifully
gowned in midnight blue charmeuse,
invited the callers to the punch bowl,
which was surrounded by vases con-
punch was served by Mrs S. L. Car
ter and Mrs J. Fletcher Burnett
Mrs. Carter wore an evening gown of
pink, and Mrs. Burnett was charm
ing in white crepe meteor, with trim
mings of hand embroidery and shad-
ow lace.
AS the guests reluctantly departed
tiny souvenirs of the day were pre-
scented them by Misses Joe-Anna
Morris, Hope McClamroch and Irene
Denham.
During the afternoon nearly two
hundred ladies all handsomely gown
ed, attended, among the visitors be-
ing Mrs. William A. Hooker of Ocala,
and Mrs. VI. E. Randall of Lawtey
| who were here in connection with
the Florida conference of charities
and correction.
Miss Mary Burford has concluded
! d pleasant visit with Miss Carol Per-
renot in Cincinnati, and for the past
week has been the guest of Mrs. L.
A. Burford in Chicago. Miss Bur-
ford is expected home about the first
and en- route will visit relatives in
Tennessee and Alabama
Mrs. c. B. Van Deman left this
afternoon for Jacksonville, her for
mer home, where she will make a
series of visits with friends
Mrs. C. L. Bittinger and Mrs. H. c.
Packham went to Burbank yester-
day to be present at an entertain
ment given for the benefit of the
church. They were entertained by
| Mrs. Marcus D. L. Graham and Mrs.
Jones until today at noon, when they
returned to Ocala.
Mrs. Joseph Kilgore, who has
been stopping at the home of Mrs.
Annie Perry for the past three
weeks, was Joined Tuesday by her
husband, and today left for points
of interest down the east coast. Mr.
and Mrs. Kilgore are from Toronto,
Canada, and as Mrs. Bright the lat
ter formerly visited Oca1a yearly.
Miss Hope Robinson was one OF
h the pretty dancers at the Valentine
ball given in Gainesville Monday
evening under the auspices of the
Cotillion Club.
i In Gainesville the young people
are petitioned to refrain from fur
Their participation in the modern
dances by the ministers and those
composing the official boards of the
following churches: Baptist, Metho-
dist, Presbyterian and Second Ad-
vent. The petition was signed by
the rector of the Episcopal and the
priest of the Roman Catholic church
es.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Preece have
bought the cottage on South Pine
street occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. E.
P. Martin and will take possession
on the first. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
will move to the home of the latter's
mother, Mrs. Ida Gates on Orange
street.
II Mr. and Mrs. R. l. Anderson are