The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-15
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new county rally at Pennington the
Bird and enjoyed the day. the dinner
and speeches very much.
Senator Bitch ard son Of Mont
brook, Mrs Phiney and daughter
Olive, and son Charlie. were guests
to dinner Of Mrs. Erwin Bruton July
4th.
Almost the entire neighborhood
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. FL
win Bruton on the 9Th and enjoyed a
picnic. The ladies did fancy work on.
the porch and the gentlemen discussl
ed the leading topic Of the day. Biloxi
ham county, under the large oak
trees, while the little folks enjoyed
swimming, tricycle. riding. etc. At
noon everybody enjoyed the tempt
ing viands the thrifty housewives
had prepared to appease the appe-
tite of the most fastidious. In the
afternoon the cutting Of a huge bee
tree afforded much pleasure and
amusement. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruton are
royal host and hostess and everyone
felt deeply indebted TO them for so
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tance were Miss Elizabeth Mathews.
Tacoma; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lyles
and children, Mr.. Ira Beck and Mrs.
Charles Mixson of Gainesville, Mr.
Harvey Bruton and Mr.. Orris Knox.
Micanopy; Mr.. Neal Mathews, Elem
ington; Mr.. Grady Mathews, Jack
sonville, William Curry, Palatka, and
Miss Olive and Mr.. Charles Phiney,
Raleigh.
Mrs r. P. Smith entertained the
young set at a reception at her lovely
home here Wednesday evening from
8 to 1870 o'clock, in honor of her
house guest, Miss Elizabeth Mathews
of Tacoma. Cards and rock We're the
principal features of amusement.
Sailed peanuts were served in hand
some nut bowls during the games
At the conclusion of the games de-
licious peach cream and cake were
served. Mrs. Smith is an ideal young
Il hostess and her home is beautifully
. adapted for entertaining and the
young people are always delighted to
receive an invitation to her home.
Mrs. t. n. Smith entertained at
dinner Wednesday in honor of the
visitors, Miss Mathews of Tacoma,
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. R. Beck of Pa
latka.
Mr.. J. o. Tyson made business
trip to the University City wednes-
day.
. Mr.. B. F. Mathews of Tacoma was
, visitor here Saturday. He was ac-
companied home by his daughter,
, Miss Elizabeth, who had been a Wis
. itor to Miss Rosalie Smith and Mrs.
> r. p. Smith for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mixson and
DR.. Guy Mixson of Gainesville were
: callers on Mr.. ]. F. Bruton Sunday
afternoon.
, Master William Curry left Satur-
day for his home in Palatka after a
, three weeks visit, to his uncle, Mr.. C.
R. Curry.
Mr.. Shade Rawls and mother. Mrs
/. N. Rawls, Misses Beulah Rawls and
Maude Ferguson of Montbrook, were
visitors here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Smith and chill
dren of Jacksonville arrived Sunday
afternoon and are guests of Mrs. l.
NJ. Smith this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Epperson and
son Cameron of Williston were
guests of Mrs. L. NJ. Smith Sunday
t and Monday.
u Mr.. Napoleon Smith left last Mon
s day for Williston, where he has a po-
). sition in the Williston Mfg. Co. store
Messrs. Neal and Grady Mathews
were Sunday afternoon callers at Mr.
G. NJ. Smiths.
Miss Rosalie Smith entertained
very informally at a luncheon or
Monday evening in honor of Mr.
Grady Mathews of Jacksonville. The
. house was beautifully decorated fol
: the occasion. The color motif, RED
: and white, was artistically carried out
. in the reception room and dining
. room. Mrs. c. VI. Smith, Miss Ros-
Q allies mother, greeted the guests al
. the front door and Miss Rosalie her.
. self received in the reception room
/. and introduced the guests to Mr.
. Mathews. Cards were enjoyed unit
. 1920 when two course buffet lunch
= con was served in the dining room
. The table was spread with a hand
. some embroidered luncheon cloth, the
oenterpiece being a tall cut glas:
= vase of red and white carnations or
a reflector. The corners of the table
y cover were entwined with red flow,
ers. The menu consisted of chicken
G salad, sandwiches, pickles, Saline
waters and grapefruit snow, with
cake and ice tea. Miss Smith wa.
beautifully gowned in red silk crepe
with white roses
i. A jolly party consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. r. p. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. r. Beck, Messrs. Neal and Grady
Mathews and Cedrick Smith and Mis-.
Resale Smith left for Tacoma thi.
week to attend a house party a
the home of Miss Elizabeth Math
\ cws.
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