The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-29
Silver New Year Tea

Silver New Year Tea
Combining it's regular monthly sill
yer teas of December and January,
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will give a New Year
tea Friday afternoon and evening at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Hern-
don at the manse. All members of the
congregation and their friends are ex-
tended cordial invitation to attend
**
Cards Announcing the Wilson-Galt
Wedding
Last week about $4,000 cards were
sent out from the White House an
nouncing the marriage of the presi-
dent and Mrs. Gait, the entire official
and social lists of the White House
being used, besides the circle of init
mate friends of both the bride and
groom.
The form in which the announce
ment is prepared sets precedent in
these matters. A plain double sheet
Of folded white paper with blocked
edges is used. On it is engraved.
Mr.. Woodrow Wilson
and
Mrs Norman Gait,
Nee Edith Boiling
Announce their marriage
On Saturday, the eighteenth of
December,
Nineteen Hundred and fifteen,
Washington, D. C.
DR.. B. B. Todd concluded today
Christmas visit to his mother, Mrs.
R. G. Todd, leaving for Atlanta,
where he is building up a splendid
dental practice.
The Peninsula Club will hold its
next regular meeting Tuesday eve
ming, January 4th, at the Woman's
Club building.
Mrs. Grace Burkhardt has pa
tient at Montbrook, leaving for there
today to take charge.
Miss Annie Lipscombe of Spartan
burg, S. c., was an interesting visitor
last night and today. Miss Lipscombe
has been spending some time at Sar-
asota and Bradentown and is now en-
route to New York to spend the win
ter with her friend, Mary Roberts
Rinehart, the author. She is perfect
/ ing herself to be an advertisement
writer and for the past few years has
been studying in New York. Miss
Lipscombe accompanied Misses Lois
and Clara Epperson to the city yes
terday from Williston, to which place
she returned today, leaving tomorrow
for Admission, Ala, for visit before
going north.
4 After an absence of several months
Miss Josephine Williams has returned
and is being given a cordial welcome
by her friends. She has been in
Anderson, S. c., since summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. B. Weihe viii
entertain at their annual New Year
party Friday evening. For years
watch parties" have been the custom
at the Weihe home and their friend;
are looking forward to the one Friday
with much pleasure.
; DR.. and Mrs. FL. A. Reeves have a!
their guests at Inverness, the latter!
aunt, Mrs. w. L. West and son Will
lam of Valdosta.
Mrs. A. Blowers is the guest for ,
week of Mrs. ]. A. Price in st. Peters
burg.
Miss Victoria Raysor went thi
morning to Jacksonville, to have he
eiling eye treated. Miss Raysor'
friends will be glad to learn that tn,
eye is steadily improving. She wa
able to read little few days ago
for the first time in weeks.
So
The friends of Mrs. II. A. Fausett
now in sanitarium In Jacksonville
will be glad to learn that she i
steadily improving. She is expecte,
home in about two weeks more.
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Miss Elizabeth Suber left this aft
ernoon for Tampa, where she vii
make her home with her cousin, MI
w. T. Moore, and family. During he
stay in Oca1a, Miss Suber has mad
number of friends, who greatly re
I. greet to lose her.
Miss Donnie Proctor of Eureka
| teacher of the Mill Creek school, wa
in the city last night, the guest o
4 Mrs. Laura We1lhoner.
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