The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-23

return 70 their home in New York |
City from Baltimore, and as soon as
Mr.. Rheinauer has conyalesced suf- |
ficientIy TO travel he and Mrs Rhein- |
auer will go to New York to visit |
them until the first Of June, sailing |
then for a several months sojourn |
in Europe.
Informal Auction Party
Mrs. G. s. Scott and Mrs John
Taylor were hostesses to a charm
ingIy informal two-table auction
party Saturday afternoon, compli-
menting Mrs. Charles Rheinauer,
who leaves tomorrow for the sum-
mer, and her house guest, Mrs Gus
tave Rheinauer of New York City.
Forming the tables of auction
were the most intimate friends of
the hostesses and honorees, namely:
Mrs. E. L. Carney, Mrs. Edward
Holder, Mrs. C. v. Miller, Mrs. H A
Waterman, Mrs NJ Fishel and Miss
Mamie Taylor.
At the conclusion of the delight
full games the ladies were joined by
Mr.. Scott, Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Rheinauer
and his brother, Mr.. Gustave Rhein-
auer, who enjoyed with the players
the tempting refreshment course,
consisting of Waldorf salad, olives,
sand witches, cheese waters, hot choc-
olate, cake and sailed almonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Massey of Ohio ar
rived in the city Friday and stopped
over night with Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.
Washburn, leaving Saturday morn
ing for Bay Lake, where they had
previously shipped their household
goods. They were highly pleased
with Ocala and said they might re-
turn here and locate. Mr.. and Mrs.
Massey were accompanied by their
son and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Mote accom-
panied by Mrs. Harris, were promi-
nent visitors today, having motored
up from Leesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Conner have
returned to their home at Lake
Weir from a pleasant weeks visit to
Clearwater with Mr.. and Mrs. n. A.
Hannah.
Members of the Altar Guild of
Grace Episcopal church proved that
they spend little time in idle chatter
this afternoon when they met at the
home of their director, Mrs. F. T.
} Schneider, for at the close of the aft
J ernoon quite a number of fancy work
pieces were completed and many
things planned for the sale they are
to have on April 4th.
Mr.. G. K. Williams, of the con
tracing firm of J. F. Jenkins & Co
r is en- route to Douglas, Wyo., &c
| superintend the laying of the founda
: ton of the new postoffice building tt
be erected there. In a few weeks he
, will be joined by his son, Mr.. E. N
Williams and wife, who will remain
, lin the west until the building il
t completed Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
have already shipped their furni
ture and will go to Housekeeping
= Immediately.
E The sewing circle of the Baptis
+. church met this afternoon with TIL
a missionary society at the church AM
held the first service of the week o
prayer. After the service the SEWN,
circle members enjoyed an hour to
gether, Mrs Walter Marsh acting a
hostess. =
The state federation president i
: making her official visit to the Dun
/, Mellon Woman's Club this afternoon
She was accompanied by Mrs. c. R
Tydings, president of the Ocala club
9 Mrs. L. w. Duval, Mrs. S. T. Sis
!. trunk, Mrs. c. H. Lloyd, Mrs. Fred
d. erick Hooker, Miss Lula Robertson
Robert Tydings and Lagrange Sis
trunk, the two latter driving tn
" cars. The interest in the welfare @
, the Dunnellon club by Ocala mem
? bers is two-fold; it is probably tn
youngest club in the state, organize
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