The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-27


Have we shrunk in the wild apprehen-
sion
OF evils that never occurred.
Sovereign Visitor.
Thanksgiving Dance at the Woman's
Club Building
The leading social event of the early
winter season was the Thanksgiving
dance given last evening at the Wom-
ans Club building by the eight o'clock
dancing club.
Among the guests were several
charming visiting girls and matrons
and a number of former Ocala boys
who took advantage of the holiday tc
return home for short visit.
A card program of sixteen dances
and four extras was enjoyed and ir
the reading room two tables of aue.
ton were formed by guests not dane.
ing. The music was rendered by
Needham's orchestra and the dance
opened with a grand march led by Mr.
and Mrs. James Taylor.
During intermission coffee anc
sandwiches were served.
The guests were:
Miss Louise DePass of Gainesville
wearing white crepe de chene accor.
dian pleated, made empire.
Miss Marion Phelps of Boston
wearing garnet creep de chene, with
velvet bodice and black jet trimmings
Miss Augusta Howard of Savannah
wore pretty costume of pink chiffon
over pink taffeta and the short waist.
ed bodice was trimmed with silver.
Mrs. Sylvan McElroy of Orlando
wore white net, the skirt composed
entirely of frills; the body of her COS.
tune was blue taffeta.
Mrs. w. K. Zewadski Jr. was
charming in pink chiffon with pear
and lace trimmings.
Mrs. James Taylor was gowned il
white taffeta with blue brocaded vel
vet girdle.
Miss Nina Camp wore lace over vel
low messaline and corsage of Am
eriean Beauty roses.
Miss Ruby Gissendaner was in vel
low Powered organdy with drapery Of
yellow silk.
Miss Mary Burford wore shell pinl
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messaline with over dress of net Of
the same delicate shade.
Blue tulle over blue taffeta formed
the dancing frock worn by Miss Lii
liam Thomasson.
Miss Mildren Groman wore blue
messaline attractively fashioned.
Mrs. w. S. Hiland's gown was Of
Nile green taffeta with puff me-
sleeves.
Miss Marion Long wore salmon
pink messaline
Miss Blair Woodrow wore a cos
tune of pale green net trimmed il
tiny pink rosebuds and a most becom
ing tulle dancing cap.
Mrs. John Taylor was lovely in Law
endar crepe de chene en- traine will
trimmings of white chintilla lace ant
tu1le.
Mrs. R. S. Hall was gowned in vel
low chiffon with oriental trimming
and girdle of pink velvet.
Mrs. H. C. Dozier wore blue chiffon
over blue with narrow bands of vel
low. The waist had touch of golt
embroidery.
Mrs. G. H. Lloyd wore blue taffet;
trimmed in pink velvet and whit,
lace.
Mrs. Harry Walters was in pinl
chiffon with passementerie embellish
ments.
Mrs. Jack Camp wore blue creep
meteor with white lace bodice.
Miss Mamie Taylor wore white EN-
broidered organdy and lace owe
/ pink taffeta.
Mrs. w. D. Taylor's costume wa
pink chicffon over pink taffeta witt
silver lace.
Miss Nettie Camp wore a girlisl
frock of blue lowered chiffon owe
blue with trimmings of silver lace.
Mrs. I. F. Bennett was in whit,
wolfe with coral trimmings.
Miss Rosebud Robinson wore pinl
messaline, with tulle and iridiscen
trimmings.
Miss Dorothy Longs dress was o
chiffon over pale pink, the draper,
edged with silver fringe.
/ Miss Annie Atkinson wore whit
crepe de chene en- traine with lac
and pearl trimmings.
Mrs. Christian AK wore a hand
some gown of black lace.
The gentlemen present last evenin
were Messrs. Robert Clarkson, Lesli
and Robert Anderson, o. B. Howst
Phil Robinson, A. ]. Beck, Sam Natl
Jews, Alfred MacKay, Holmes Walter
Whit Palmer, Carlisle Hlar, Harr
Palmer, Guy Zewadski, John Chaza
Clarence Meffert, Albert Harriss, "
K. Zewadski Jr., Jack Camp, w.
Hilands, C. Fl. Lloyd, r. S. Hall,
Fl. Taylor, James Taylor, C. AK, v
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