The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-05-12
Miss Burford Entertained at Dane
ing Party

try Club was the scene Of most
beautiful and delightful dance Civ
en- by Miss Mary Burford in compIi-
ment TO her lovely house guest, Miss
Helen Bashinsky Of Troy, Ala, and
Mrs. Louis A. Shepherd of Chicago,
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Harris, during the
month OF May.
The ball room, tea and card room
as well as the spacious dining room
in the basement were unusually at
tractive in their exquisite decora-
tions of pink and white oleanders
and other bright flowers.
The hostess and honor guests re-
ceived very informally, wearing
beautifully fashioned gowns, which
were most becoming to their decided
brunei coloring. Miss Burford's was
fashioned of white chiffon taffeta,
trimmed with rose buds, lace and
corsage bouquet of sweet peas. Miss
crepe de chene draped with front
panel of oyer-skirt and waist of net
over pink embroidered in irradescent
beads. She carried an arm bouquet
of sweet peas. Mrs. Shepherd wore
Nelr rose satin with trimmings of
chiffon and white shadow lace.
Mr.. Carlton Erwin rendered the
music for the many delightful num-
bers and the programs were hand
painted by Miss Burford in colonial
boys and girls. AS the guests arriv-
ed, Mrs. Clarence Camp and Mrs. C.
II. Lloyd served refreshing ice cold
punch in the tea room which was
also enjoyed between dances. Dur
ing the intermission Misses Agnes
BurfOrd, Louise Rentz, Theo Beck
ham, Stella, Nettie, Nina and Carita
Camp. in pretty. party frocks, served
chicken salad, pickles, waters and
orange ice, the guests assembling in
the dining room for the refreshment
course.
Enjoying the evening with Miss
Burford and the charming guests of
honor were: Mr.. and Mrs r., A. Bur-
ford, Mrs. E. l.. Carney, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Camp, Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. l.. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Camp, Mr. |
and Mrs. C. II. Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Jack Camp, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Rob-
inson, Misses Marie Won Engelken, |
Elizabeth Mizelle, Annie Davis, Bet |
tie Newer, Eugenia Fuller, Ellen
Clarkson, Rosebud Robinson, Mar
guerite Porter, Minnie Stpvall, Hope |
Robinson, Dorothy Schneider, Mamie |
Taylor, Clara Johnson, Josephine |
Williams, Doris hurry, Hazel Jen-
Baya, Jacksonville. Martha Bonham,
Anderson, S. c., Messrs. Sam Bur-
ford, W. v. Newsom, w. d. Taylor,
Whitfield Palmer, Carlisle Izlar,
Clarence and. Fred Meffert, Holmes
Walters, J. NJ. Thomas, Frank Har
ris, Jf, William Bullock, Sam
Mathews, Tom .Pasteur, Pat Ander-
son, .Dnpree. j. H. Workman, w. B.
Gallagher, Bruer, Edward Green and
DIR. Harry Walters.
AS, a tribute to their membership
in the ranks of the women who were
the girls of the sixties, the Florida
division, United daughters of the
Confederacy, has elected to an hon
orary presidency of the division some
of the older mem ers, writes Sister
Esther CarIotta, state, president of
the U. d. c.. She further adds:
There have been twelve in all, and of
them five have passed away from
earthly things to the heavenly
country, their names tenderly re-
are Mrs Edwin G. Weed,
Mrs. Maria C. DrysdalA, Mrs. Annie
Perdue Sebring, Mrs. Elizabeth Buff
fington McNelty and Mrs. Fannie r.
Gray Seven are. still on our roll:
three of them, Mrs. Patton Anderson, |
Mrs. l.. D. Thompson and Mrs.
Maria C.. Murphy, were noted in the /
of recent date. The four /
others are as follows: Mrs. Matilda /
L. Badger, widow of Lieut-Col. Ed !
ward Badger, Fourth Florida Regi- /
ment, infantry, serving thruout the /
war, thirteen times wounded, paroled !
at the surrender Mrs. Badger is a i
member of Dickinson Chapter No. 5 {
Of Ocala. and on this record, and a {
faithful worker in its ranks for many t
years. Especially her interest goes !
put to anything that tends to pre- ,
serve the truth of history and the {
of the great soldiers of the q
South. She is greatly beloved by all /