The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-30
.~Frufffazsd Park Friends

T Mrs. C. Carter entertained a
large NUMBER of friends yesterday
efrom Frufland Park, fnsr guests ar
irving on the noon train. The entire
afternoon was spent at Silver
Springs, returning to Ocala at twi-
light to enjoy a most bountifuI and
delicious picnic supper on the lawn
at the Carter residence. Mrs. Car
ter was assisted in entertaining her
| guests by Miss Eunice Bray who
Sang exquisitely many songs during
the evening.
Those enjoying Mrs. Carriers hos
pitality were Mr. and Mrs Gilchrist,
Mrs. March. Mrs. Rocks, Mr.. and
Mr.. Seavey, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost, Miss Frost, Mr.
Wade, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick, Mr..
| and Mrs. Wakeland, Mr. and Mrs.
| bearing, Mr.. George Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gamma, Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
and children, Mr. and Mrs. George
Clark and friend; Mrs. Nellie Wygh-
lecgn, and Mr. and Miss Wyghlecgn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean, Mr. Cornell and
Mr.. Lucius Emmerson.
The entire party left on the nine
o'clock evening train for their homes
in Fruitland Park, thoroughly
| charmed with the beautiful Silver
| Springs and Ocala
Auction Club Entertained by Mrs.
Hickman
| The Two Table Auction Club, COM
posed of nine congenial friends who
have met for the last six winters,
one afternoon every week to enjoy
the hours around the card tables,
was delightfully."- entertained this af-
| ternoon by Mrs. Napoleon Hickman,
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. l..
r. Chazal. The members included
Mrs. G. X. Robinson, Miss Abbie
Munroe, Mrs. L. C. Candy, Mrs.
Hickman, Mrs. Chazal, Mrs. NJ.
| Chambers, Miss Emily Stotesbury,
Miss Minnie Gamsby and Mrs F. T.
Schneider, and all were present for
the game of auction this afternoon,
except the last named. The club
will play on Fridays of this winter,
and the trophy for high scores will
be decks of cards.
Mrs. Hickman served tea and sand
wiches at the conclusion of the
games.
The Friday Afternoon Auction
games enjoyed weekly by the mem
bers of the Young Ladies Card Club,
were played this afternoon at the
home of Miss Adele Bittinger, begin
ming at three O'Clock. The sixteen
players found places at four tables
placed in the music room and recep-
ton hall and for two hours the
games were enthusiastically played
by Misses Hester Dewey, Annie Day.
is, Mary Burford, Marie Won Engel-
ken, Beulah Hall, Fannie and Rose
bud Robinson, Bette McIver, Eugen-
ia Fuller, Hope Robinson, Minnie
Stovall, Ellen Clarkson, Mrs. C. B.
Aver, Mrs. J. D. Robinson, Mrs Jake
Brown and Mrs. Thomas Wayne.
While scores were being added
after the final game, the tables were
laid with dainty cloths and escalloped
} oysters, pickles, coffee, jelo vevlet
and fruit cake was served, and while
relishing the delicacies, Miss Bittin-
ger awarded the prizes, box OF
} dainty handkerchiefs to the visitor
and silk hose to the club member
| making the highest score.
After an enjoyable visit of two
weeks with relatives and friends
Mrs. w. W. Clements returned tt
Lake Weir this afternoon, where she
makes her home with her daughter
Mrs. ]. G. Spurlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Budd anC
Misses Hilda and Mary Budd, O
) Leesburg, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| Schreiber arriving at noon. Mr.
and Mrs. Budd and Miss Mary Budt
will return home on the evening
train, leaving Miss Hilda to yisi
Miss Dorothy Schneider.
Mrs. ". K. Zewadski, who ha:
) been convaIescing from an illness o.
two weeks, suffered relapse las
, night and today she has been very
sick at her home on Oklawaha ave
nue., which news will be learned
with much regret by her friends.