The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-10

Misses sIizeiIe Entertain at Orange
AT the delightful home of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs /. Mizelle. sff-
uatsd mile and half north of the
Orange Lake station, Misses Eliza
beth and Blanche iMizelle were hos
1esses Tuesday afternoon and even
ing at charming party, entertain
ing few neighbors and fifteen
friends from Ocala.
- The crowd from the city left here
at 4:3O O'Clock, motoring up in sew
eral cars, and included Misses Kath-
Ieen and Margaret Jackson, Annie
Davis, Ophelia Sawtell, Ruby Gis-
sandaner. Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Lat
tner, Messrs- o. B. Howse, r. B.
Kyle. T. D. Lancaster, Edwin Green,
Tom Pasteur, Goodwin Nixon, Ed
Tucker and Pete Mcintosh.
On reaching the Mizelle home,
where cordial hospitality always
abounds, refreshing ice course was
served. An informal dance followed,
lasting until twilight, when the
guests were invited to the lake
shore to relish a bountiful picnic
supper, which included besides the
customary salads. sandwiches, devil
ed eggs, pickles and other knick-
knacks, great plates of hot fried fish.
After supper, and just as the
moon rose, the crowd in three
launches started on trip around
the lake, which, with a stop at Nc
Intosh and the return trip home,
consumed the remainder of the ev-
ening. The young people reached
home shortly after midnight, declar-
ing they had never enjoyed a hap
pier outing.
Miss Lutte Holder expects to leave
on the 9th for Pittsburg, Pa. to
visit her brother during July.
Mrs E. G. Peek and pretty little
uAnghter went to the lake this aft
ernoon and will be the guests of
Miss Annie Davis for fortnight.
Little Miss Annie Lee Hull arriv-1
ed from Jacksonville last evening /
and will be the guest of her sister,
Mrs. John ". Graham for a fewi
days Mrs. Hull, who was with Mrs.
Graham during her recent Illness,
wiH,naturn home in few days, ac-
by Miss Annie Lee.
There win be a meeting of the
Noman's Library Association in the
library room Thursday morning at
$50 o'clock.
Miss Frances Chambers is to
ave charge of the class which will
repare for the aesthtic club gold
MEDAL contest. Those already reg
stored met with Miss Chambers
his ssa,fternoon for business ses-
Inn. IT is hoped that others will
DIN also. They will first prepare
munologue from the Merchant of
Tenice and they may select any
wo characters they choose. The
hub wishes to develop the talent of
he young people Of the city and ,
L. 1T ho
manner in which to do it.-Tampa
Zines.
AS Mrs. Leon Fishel and daughter
expect to be away till November,
listing Mrs. Fishel's parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Joseph Neuhan, in Balti-
more, Mr.. Fishel is storing his
household furniture and the cottage
which they have been occupying on
Okla 1alla avenue for two years, has
,een rented to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Clark, who expect to take possession
Later in the season
Mrs. Clark and children will go to
louisville, Ky, to spend some time;
Miss Minnie StovaM leaves the
last of next week for Gainesville,
Ia, to spend the summer. Miss
stuvaI is a Brenau girl and her re-
turn to Gainesville will be source
Of pleasure, bringing happiness mot
only to herself, but to her college
mates whom she will see during the
summer months. The approaching
marriage of Miss Isabelle Charters.
IN aIumnae of Brenau, is fastening
Miss Stovall's departure.