The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-29

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FED for weeks in Ocala and surround2I
ing towns ia, the opening reception
and house7yVarusing of the Woman s.
club house, scheduled for this after
{noon ami evening.
PrornTFay art 3 o CLOCK the doors of
the besuriful Iittle cllIf house
swung open and for two hours was
thronge with magnificently gowned
women and deeply interested men.
to inspect and enjoy the hospitality
of the members. The officers of the
club, the building and stumbling conf
mittee assisted by the officers of the
Junior Civic League Standing at
the front door were Mrs e.. T.
tMaughs, Mrs. Otis Green, Mrs Jack
Camp and Miss jefferson Bell, who
ceiying lime, i'm (which was Mrs.
Charles Tydings, THE president of
THE club, Mrs William Hocker, state
federation president, Mrs Rolot A..
Burford, w6ee-president. Mrs. w. K.
ZewaIdski, second vice7president,
Miss Annie Atkinson, recording sec
retary, Mrs g. III. Seymour, CORES
pondfng secretary, Mrs. J. ID. Rob-
ertson treasurer, Mrs Jake Brown,
auditor, Mrs. j.. Il. HeIyenston press
manager These ladies received
most gIaciously and were elegantly
and beautifully gowned as was the
standing committee women, who
were Miss byrd iWarhnran, Mrs B. T.
Purdue, Mrs Will Coin, Mrs Geo. j..
BlEtch, Mrs j. f. Chase, Mrs h C..
Dozier, Mrs II. e. Bridges, Mrs. H.
Y. Strunk, Mrs. w. IT. Gary, Mrs, T.,
iR. MIoorhead, Mrs J. &C. Caldwell,
Mrs. D. f. NIcIver, Mrs s. r. Sis
TRUNK. Mrs H. C. Groves and Mrs
Lester Warmer
in the library, (which was beauti-
fully decorated with big growing
ferns and red cut flowers, MFRS. r.. s..
HAIL poured the tea. Mrs. HALL was
exquisitely gIowned and her assist
ANTS, the officers of the Junior Civic
League, Misses Sue Feaster Moore,
/ Ruth Rentz, Elizabeth Davis. INE4ry
1aa.riet 1Jivingston and Blanche
| Wlha1ey served the guests to deHtc-
5ous sandwiches, tea and waters.
During the reception hours music
was rendered by am appointed COM
mfttee consisting of Misses sidney
lIHarrold. Gentle Peyser. Nellie GOtt-
Iiesb, Nina Camp, Ellen CIArkSun,
Virginia Sistrunk and lEstIreI Ezy-
craft
i The afternoon was ideal for this
nnalgnifcenIT club afnair and it was
one of the most beauti6uIy informal.
and a source of great pleasure to an
the club members and uFIle5r (fHost OF
1rdends
THE success of the club women in
1.-THE perfecting of their well devised
Eplans, received commendIation from
II all sides, and THE little mouse, the fu-
ture home of the Ocala Woman S
Club, WAS christened and shoWered
with good wishes. This fternoAon' {
tprogrtam will he concluded this
evening, when the ladies will again
receive their frtiends, and THE young
people win have 1.-THE pleasure of try
ing out the splendid floor THAT is one
of the greatest prides OF the c1db
The Temple orchestra has been en-.
gagged for the evening dance, amid II
is hoped THAT all will avail hhern
selves of the opportunity ito enjoy
the hospitality of the club Iadies.
Mr. and Mrs. William Merchon, o.
Kalamazoo, Mich, new settlers q
Lake Weir, were shopping in OIL
city yesterday and are charmed witt
: the beauties of rtheir new home
This paper extends a cordial welcomt
to MIR and Mrs lMerchon and wish
es them much prosperity.
MIR. and Mrs. Claude Purvis, o
OcaIa, are i'm this city for a few
days visiting with the formers pa
rents, MIR and Mrs. IA tM Purvie
Moses Puryis, who has been visSuini
them returned with them and will
NOW remain lhere.-Lake City Index
Rev. Roy Bowers and family, VIII
have for many months been makin
making their home in one of Nj
e Roberts pretty cottages on sout
Lime street, will move tomorrow t
the high school dormitory, wiher
they have taken suite of room
for the winter
n Mr. and Mrs. Freeman entertalne
: at a chicken purlo Friday eVennn
at. their home at Shady Grove. Th
invitation list included all the
neighbors and quite a list of fr1enc