The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-21


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and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George Arm
strong, and will begin housekeeping
in the beautiful home of Mrs. Ben
nett's brother. Mr.. William Camp,
which has been closed except for his
apartments since the death of their
parents, Col. and Mrs. Camp.
Evening Auction Club Entertained by
Mr. and Woodrow
MIR and Mrs (D. S. Woodrow
Pleasantly entertaiV Fed the Evening
Auction Club at their -fovefy home
last night (and their guests for the
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Gamsby, Mr. and Mrs. Christian AK,
Miss Daisy Keidel, Mrs. L. r. Chazal,
Mrs. T. T. ,Munroe, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
and Mrs G. K. Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. K. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
1T. T. Munroe, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Gerig, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Camp,
Miss Emily Stotesbury, Mr.. c. B.
Woodrow, Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Cullen
and their house guest, Mr.. j. Schil-
man of Germany. The latter, how
ever, did not play.
The games resulted in Mrs. Robin
son and Mr.. Camp winning first
| prizes, a breakfast egg set embossed
with silver and brass smoking
stand. The visitors prize, d bridge
set including half a dozen decks OF
cards in leather case and a paper
weight and clasp, were won by Mrs
AK and Mr.. Gamsby and Mrs. Gerig
and Mr.. Cullen were awarded tht
consolation prizes, a silver pictute
frame and a bridge set.
The spacious living room where
the tables were placed, was exquis
itely decorated and after the games {
salad course with sandwiches anC
coffee was served, and the half hour
spent enjoying the delcacies con
cluded the very delightful evening
with Mr. and Mrs Woodrow.
Mrs. Hall to Give Luncheon
A lovely event of the coming
week will be luncheon Tuesday
given by Mrs. R. S. Hall in honor o.
her attractive house guest, Mrs. Guy
Aver of Atlanta, and Mrs. Frederick
Hooker and Mrs. E. R. Hall of Suf
folk, Va.
In the afternoon at A o'clock Mrs
Hall will entertain number O.
friends informally at tea compli
menting Mrs. Aver.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Heating anC
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Boucher of An
thony will leave this evening fol
Tampa to attend the Gasparilla cele
bration.
~ Mr.. Joe Sears, who formerly lived
An Ocala, and his pretty little wifi.
are with the Park Dramatic Compan!
and play leading roles.
/ Miss Lillian Clarkson who ha
been quite i'll for the past week o.
SO, is better today.
Mrs. Edward Drake is slowly con
valescing from her attack of pneu
monia.
Mrs. Joseph Macaltioner of Woods
town, n. j., and her daughter, Mrs
Benson Wiese of harrisburg, Pa:
aunt and cousin of Mrs. H. C. Pack
ham, arrived last night over the A
c. l.. This is their first visit to tn,
Sunny South" and the Packham
are trying to bride the weather mai
to be real good.
4 Miss Bessie Scher, who has bes1
siok for several weeks, at the hoSpi
Lxal, is we'll and out again, to (th,
great pleasure of her friends.
Friends of Mrs. S. A. Rawls will
regret to know that she is indispos
ed at her home in jacksonville
Times Union.
. The following items taken from
the Lake Helen notes in the De
Land News will be of interest t.
the Ocala friends of Mrs. Long, VIII,
, was formerly Miss Minerva Bond:
Mrs. Louis Long, assisted b.
: Mrs. Edna Lance, gave a valentin