The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-08


management OF Mr. and Mrs. A. P
Rowe and son ". A. Rowe, Of Beth
lehem, y. H. The present guests are
Mrs. Andrews. St Louis; c. H. En-
gerly. Ohio; @. s. Hogin and c. A
Hogin. Indiana: E Fiebrich, Brook
s lyu. y Y: u. F. Dewey. New York;
L. T. Ciawson. New Hampshire.
/ aIr. c. Hogin and Mr.. Z. Fiebrich
! are taking advantage Of the cool
weather and are performing some
walking stunts in the form Of long,
cross-country hikes. Conant was
l their destination Monday, and Tues
/ day they explored the mysteries OF
4 the country at the west end OF the
1 lake. Whether or not they are in
| their annual search Of bee trees or
h Just out for exercise IS unknown, but
H at any rate as soon az favorable
4 fishing weather is at hand. these two
reel will change their mode Of daily
amusement and spend their time in
pursuit Of the. .'fnny tribe
/ Miss Florence Schnitzler gave
very delightful dance at her home
on Lakeside avenue New Years
night, in honor OF her guest, Miss
/ Frances Hale Of Sarasota. About
twenty invited guests We're present
and enjoyed the evening In cards and
dancing The young ladies were
very attractiyely goWned. the hostess
wearing pale yellow crepe de chene
draped with chiffon, and her guest
OF honor. Miss Hale, wore Nile green
messaline with chiffon draperies.
/ Refreshments were served during
the evening in the prettily decorated
dining room Miss SchnitzIer is the
4 same charming and hospitable host
4 ess as ever, AMI her attractive man
ner OF entertaining her guests makes
; her little affairs much TO be looked
forward to.
Another delightful and very en-
ioyable dancing party was given by
Misses Maggie and Juanita Lyle at
their home in Stanton on Friday
might Of last week The heavy
: downpour of rain did not prevent
. ANY of the guests from attending,
aud a very merry evening was spent
by the jolly little party of young
people The Misses Lyle are very
popular and attractive young ladies
and they know how to entertain in
the true hospitabIe manner Of the
/ South. The large dining room and
the living room were thrown to-
) gether ami the nicely Waxed floor
made an ideal place for dancing
!: Dainty refreshments, consisting oil
|; sandwiches. cakes. candy and fruit
punch were served during the eve
I ming. Those who were present al
this most enjoyable little party, be-
sides the two hostesses and Mrs
: Lyle, were Miss Schnitzler. Miss
: Hale, Miss Willard. Miss Smith
Messrs. Carl and Earl Lyle, DR.
+ Reeves and Wendell Nichols of. Nash.
Z Vile
Miss Frances Hale of Sarasota has
of Miss Schnitzler.
Miss Maggie Lytle has returned tt
Live Oak. after spending Christina:
4 and New Year at her home in Stan
I ton.
II Messrs. Earl and Carl Lyle, who
are studying dentistry at Vanderbilt
| University, Nashville, with theil
| guests, DR.. Reeves and Wendell
Ii Nichols. have returned to their col
/ 1ege duties after spending the holi
l days here. The young men hav,
Ispent a great deal of their time quai
/ hunting while here, and have brok
! en- all records made for the season il
/ this locality. Mr.. Earl Lyle himsel
| having shot twenty quail, 1.-THE limi
I prescribed b. the Florida statute) OF
/ one days trip.
+ Miss Florence Schnitzler and Mis-
| Grace Willard were callers in Deal
last Saturday.
/ There viii be chicken supper a
/ the Weirsdaie church on Friday eve
lining OF this week and it is hope
I that the attendance will be large.
Milton Carnahan, c. W. Willard
/ Lee Lytle and Frank Lytle wer
/ business callers in Ocala one da
/ last week.
Miss Lottie Black. who has bee
Elspending the Christmas holidays a
her home III Weirsdale, has returne
to her duties as teacher in one Q
the schools at Norriston.
Mr.. L. T. Clawson of Hotel Lake
side was caller in Oca1a on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perrin Of Sout
/ Lake Weir entertained about twelv
I OF their friends at cards ON last Sa,