The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-05-31
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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; department, call phone 1867
Mrs. Peek and Mrs. Dickson Hostess
Social
| This afternoon from 4 to o'clock
Mrs. E. G. Peek and Mrs. ]. K. Dick
son were hostesses to the monthly
silver tea given by the Ladies Aid
Society of the Presbyterian church,
entertaining at the attractive home
of Mrs. Peek. a profusion of mas
teurtiurns combined with fern formed
the principal floral decorations.
The callers were received at the
front door by Mrs. G. S. Scott, who
ushered them to the parlor where
the hostesses received informally.
Assisting in entertaining were Mrs.
t. H. johnson, Mrs. NJ. ]. Roess, Mrs.
II. F. Watt, Mrs. L. M. Murray and
IIrs. w. w. Condor.
! During the hours delightful mus
zeal program, arranged by Mrs. ]. h.
| Taylor, was rendered, the following
musicians having been asked to take
part, Misses Anna Mcdowell, Nellie
Gott1ieb, Alice Campbell, Maude Nc
Intosh, Music Bullock and Mrs. Bout
we'll
An ice course was served in the
dining room by Misses Mary and
Anna Mcdowell and Mrs. ]. G. Per-
kins.
/ The social gave pleasure to a large
number of ladies, many not affiliated
with the church calling during the
afternoon.
Annual Recital to be Given by Miss
Porter
i Miss Marguerite Porter invites the
music loving public and friends of
! herself and pupils to attend her an
nual recital to be given tomorrow
evening at the Baptist church.
The opening of the reunion of the
Sons of Veterans took place today in
Richmond. The reception response
was made by Judge ]. w. Dodge of
: Jacksonville, son of DIR. and Mrs. w.
H. Dodge, formerly of this city, who
is Judge advocate in chief of the or
ganization. The boosting of C. Seton
Fleming of Jacksonville for the office
i of commander in chief is said to be
well under way and it is hoped that
he will receive this honor.
J, Mrs. E. T. Helvenston and two
children, who intended leaving today
for Wrightsville Beach, N. c., for the
summer, have deferred their depar-
ture until the first of August, al
t which time they will go to Daytons
: Beach for three months sojourn.
),
! Mrs. Nellie Waldo left today fol
t Atlanta for an extended visit to Mr.
E and Mrs. A. L. Waldo. She will be
5 joined there by her daughter, Mrs
5 Annie Waldo Van Deman and to,
4 gether they will go to the mountains
for late summer and fall.
: Mrs. William Wolf and daughter
!. Rose, have gone to Enid, Okla, tt
: spend the summer.
e Composing a party motoring tx
Eastlake yesterday afternoon and re
manning for supper were Misses Ed
Il ma and Mamie Counts, Julia Walters
Nellie Goodwin, Messrs. w. H. Fuller
a William Wilds, DIR. H w. Counts anC
). Mr.. Carter.
d Mr.. and Mrs. T. I. Arnold spen
o yesterday in Orlando, going down t.
: attend the dedication exercises of tn,
S Baptist church.
, Mrs. Harvey Clark is convalescini
S nicely from her recent operation
n which will be welcome news to he
/ many friends.
e Miss Emily Stotesbury has re
e turned home from a visit of severa
!. months to her niece, Mrs. r. T. Bird
It sey in Macon and nephew and niece
II Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Ford in Jackson
# vile.
n Miss Frances Liddon after shor
d visit with Ocala relatives, has return
e ed to her home at Dade City.
h -"
Mrs. w. w. Avera and Jack Aver
of Gainesville are guests of Mrs.
u Avera's sister, Mrs. R. L. Lang.
,r Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flippen, VIII
IS have been spending the past mont
a, with relatives at WATERFOWL, Tenn
k, returned home today.
lie $50
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Stassio Berini, VIII