The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-10

the second ring OF the gong, partners
were exchanged, the pink ribboners
going TO the right, the white ribbon
ers TO the left, and so on, until seven
progressions had been made. The
last move placed original partners
together. 1t was great fun and thor
oughly enjoyed.
Then followed a musical program
by several of Ocala's most gifted and
talented musical geniuses, Misses
Ethel Haycraft, Irma Blake, Dorothy
Bullock and Sidney Harold. Their
; renditions were exquisitely sweet in
both voice and instrumental selections
and proved of the greatest pleasure
to all. The guests remained seated
at the tables during this program and
Immediately after its completion
were served to cherry ice and white
cake by Misses Mildred Pyles, Mary
Harriet Livingston and Virginia Sis
: trunk, after which all were invited
into the dining room again to form a
: circle around the punch bowl and
guest on her homeward way, the
hostess leading in this most original
and beautiful thought:
For beautiful girls and handsome
DANES
Kentucky is far and widely famed;
. Our honoree from that state came.
All who see this little damsel
So sweet and charming,
Can easily tell
She sustains Kentucky's reputation
well.
That she will go home tomorrow
, Fills our hearts with genuine sorrow
But come, do not troubles borrow.
Lets be joyous while we may;
Let us hope that some bright day
She'll come again for a longer stay.
: This was received with hearty ap-
plause and speedily responded to, fol-
it is matter of sincere regret that
Miss Smith cannot remain longer
Her charm of personality and unaf
fected genuineness of heart has wor
many friends, and this beautiful
morning party was a most befittine
. farewell to one of Kentucky's faires
maidens.
4 Mrs. E. Van Hood, who is visiting
her eldest daughter, Mrs. w. E. Col
lier in Tuscaloosa, Ala, is expected
home next Wednesday.
II Mrs. Grover Allison and children
after a pleasant visit to Mrs. E. G
Rivers, returned yesterday to he
home in Gainesville. \
II Miss Louise Nixon returned thi
afternoon to her home in Tallahassee
after a few days spent in this city
the guest of Mrs. L. F. Blalock an,
family.
II Mrs. Edward Carmichael will b
one of fifty or more ladies accom-
panying Sister Esther Carlotta ol
her western tour October 6.
II Mr.. LAGRANGE Sistrunk returne
home today from a ten days stay a
the hospital, where he underwent
successful operation.
Ii
II Mrs. R. N. Dosh and infant sol
: have returned home from the hospital
Mrs. H. c. Dozier and family an,
Mrs. H. B. Clarkson and family ar
moving home from a months outinj
at North Lake Weir.
Rev. J. M. Gross and Miss Mami
Gross have returned home from al
assembly meeting in st. Augustine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Hunnicutt an
nounce the arrival of little daugh
ter at their home on South Eight
street. This is their first daughte
and her coming has brought unbound
ed joy into the hearts of three littl
brothers.
Mrs. j. S. Jewett will leave in tn
morning for Birmingham, to whicl
Mrs. Ansley, who has been her CUES
for several weeks. Miss Meta Jewet
of Ocala, who has been visiting he
brother, Mr.. Jewett and family TO
the past week, will remain here unit
Mrs. Jewett's return.-Lakeland Tel
cgram.
Mrs. Walter Yonge and two son
of Jacksonville, is visiting her sister
Mrs. L. A. Snow, father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Yonge and othe
relatives for few days.
Mrs. c. C. Arms has returned froI
weeks visit to Jacksonville. Will
her boarders are glad to see him wit
them again, so perfect is the order G
her big boarding house on Fort Kin
avenue, the routine of the house goe
on just the same during her absence