The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-05
Miss Margaret Edwards Entertains


day anniversary and in compliment to
an attractive younG visitor, Miss
Louise league Of Lady Lake, Miss
Margaret Edwards entertained yes
ferday afternoon at a delightful
party at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards.
AS the young people arrived they
were invited to participate in a cley-
erly gotten up fish contest. Miss
Gladys Osborn was the successful
contestant, receiving a box of pretty
.1andkerchiefs. Much merriment was
oceasioned by pinnig the tail on a
donkey and in that contest two
pretty prizes were awarded, the
BOBBY to Miss Katie Mae Eagleton
and the first prize to Miss Nellie Lid
don.
In the dining room a delightful
ice course was served, Mrs Edwards
being assisted in entertaining and
serving her daughters guests by
Misses Avalee Edwards and Annie
Pope Eagleton. The table was at
tractiveIy decorated and in the CEN
ter was large white birthday cake
surrounded by thirteen burning cam
lies.
The happy young hostess was the
recipient Of a number of pretty re-
membranes from the guests, who,
besides the honoree were Misses
Irene Tompkins, Louise Bouvier,
Fanny Carlisle, Margaret Little,
Ethel Horne, Leslie Jackson, Nellie
Liddon, Henrietta and Lois Living
ston, Gladys Osborn, Annie Pope
and Katie Mae Eagleton and Edith
Edwards.
Miss Bessie MacKay of Lake
Weir was shopping visitor today
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The friends of DR.. S. H. Bitch will
learn with regret of his illness at
BIitchton.
Mrs. J. f. Chace and children left
Springs TO spend some time.
Miss Louise league, after most
delightful visit to Miss Katie Mae
Eagleton, returned to her home at
Lady Lake this afternoon.
4Ir. and Mrs. Goodrich of OcaTa,
who have been visiting their son and
daughter in this city, went on down
80 Miami to visit relatives this morn
Tng.-West Palm Beach Sun.
j. p. Phillips of Ocala, with his
wife and family, is still here greatly
enjoying himself and meeting old
friends every day-West Palm Beach
SUN.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Clyatt, Mrs
C r. Kreger and daughter Virginia
Misses Ernestine Brooks and Ruth
ErTine leave tomorrow for Franklin
N c., ito spend the remainder of the
GHmmer. The party will be joined
I'm Jacksonville by Mrs. Kreger's sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur Clark and son.
MIR Brant1ey Weathers returned
yesterday from Lakeland, where ht
notored Sunday with Mr. Stepher
Jewett in his Ford. Mr. Jewett viii
visit his brother, Mr.. Sanford Jew
cit and family until the last of tn,
Reek
Miss Doris Murray, who was
popular winter guest at the home o
her aunt, Mrs. G. K. Williams, i
now enjoying a delightful visit t
friends in Mitchell, North Dakota
Miss Murray will return to OcaIa il
October and her arrival is being an
Gdcipated by a wide circle of friends
Dr. and Mrs. J. Lee Kirby-Smit
and little daughter of Jacksonvill
left hast night for Chicago, III
where the former will spend severe
weeks taking a postgraduate cours
and the latter will go on to Bul
Lake, Mich, to visit Mrs. Kirb.
Smiths mother, Mrs. H. L. Anderso
III her summer home.
News yesterday from Bishop an
Mrs. Cameron Mann of Orlando al
uounced their safe arrival in En-
land. They left for Europe sever
weeks ago anticipating an enjoyab
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