The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-05

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days on an outing, after which Nj.
Reece will probably drive the car
back here while Mrs. Reece goes on to
visit the wholesale millinery houses in
order to collect her fall stock OF
goods.-Tuesday' Clearwater Sun.
Miss Hall Given a Dance by Miss
Meffert
Miss Mabel Meffert, the lovely de-
hutant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. VI.
Meffert, gave the dancing set an eve
ing of unalloyed pleasure when she
entertained from $3.50 to 1 o'clock last
night at the woman's club in compli-
ment to her vivacious and popular
guest, Miss May Hall of st. Peters
burg.
The many windows and the large
double doors of the spacious club
were opened wide and though the
evening was one of the warmest of
tie summer, the dancers found the
club with its natural GOODNESS increas-
ed greatly by several electric fans,
most delightful. Lively music was
rendered by the orchestra for the
program of sixteen dances and four
extras.
For her party Miss Meffert wore a
most becoming dancing frock of white
accordian plated silk with lace bodice
and lace trimmings. Miss Hall, de-
cided blond, looked particularly lovely
wearing white chiffon with tunic and
trimmings of old rose chiffon. They
welcomed the guests very informally
and receiving with them were Messrs.
f. L. Anderson, Jr. and Welsh Dewey.
Frozen punch was served during
the evening by Misses Agnes Bur-
ford and Louise Rentz and at inter
mission an ice course was relished.
Mrs. Meffert assisted her daughter
in making the evening so pleasant for
her guests.
Enjoying Miss Meffert's charming
courtesy were Misses Hall, Lois
Dame, Rexie Todd, Theo and Gladys
Wallis, Ellen Leigh, Ludie Smith,
Margaret Wade, Nellie Beckham,
Onie Chazal, Caroline Harriss, Carol
Perrenot, Mary Burford, Beulah Hall,
Sarah Pearl Martin, Virginia Sis
trunk, Dorothy and Marion Long,
Margaret Jackson, Alice Sexton,
Edna McClane, Elizabeth Davis, Blair
Woodrow, Blanche Whaley, Martha
Kate Rentz, Sue Moore, Avalee Ed
wards, Catharine and Mary Harriet
Livingston, Annie Moorhead, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Harriss, Messrs. Clarence and
Fred Meffert, Paul Weathers, Robert,
Leslie and Pat Anderson, Welsh Dew
ey, Holmes Walters, w. B. Gallagher,
Norton Davis, John Chazal, Sam
Mathews, Carlisle Izlar, julius Brown,
Leroy Bridges, Joe Blalock, Richard
Stroud, T. d. Lancaster, Jr., Carol
Blalock, LAGRANGE Sistrunk, Albert
Harriss, Clarence and Olaf Zewadski,
Sam Burford, Wayne TenEyck, w. M.
Martin, Bernard Koonce, Joe Borden,
Carlton Erwin, Whit Palmer, Earl
Hall, Landis and LOOMS Bitch and
Frank Harris, Jr.
A very informal and most enjoya-
BILE occasion was the dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Bostick yesterday,
being in honor of their twenty-ffth
wedding anniversary. The guests
were Mrs. w. r. Thomas and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Black
and children, all of whom did ample
justice to the delightfully."- prepared
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Bostick have
many friends here who wish for them
many more happy anniversaries
Gainesville Sun.
Col. and Mrs. w. E. Kay and Miss
Ramona Kay, leave tomorrow for
New York, Philadelphia, Atlantic City
and Columbus, Ohio, after which they
will go to Canada, returning at the
end of two months via the New Eng
land states.-Metropoli
In Columbus they will visit Col.
and Mrs. Kay's son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Muncaster,
formerly of this city.
A large bridge party was given on
Saturday evening by the management
of the Manor for the guests and their
friends. Nine tables were made up and
the party was given in the sun parlor.
Miss Ethel Walker of Gainesville,
Fla, won the ladies' prize, and the
gentlemen's prize was won by Mr.. W.
J. Hilands of Ocala, Fla.-Asheville,
IN. c. Gazette-News.
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