The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-03

visit the woman's clubs of Jackson
vile, Bradentown, Palatka and Stet-
son University and the Woman's Col
lege.
Prominent Visitors Entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
Mr.. j. III. Schermershorn, president
of the Dixon Crucible Co, of Jersey
City, N. J., Mr.. n. ]. Lggett of Dali
las, Texas, Mr. C. C. Houston of
Louisburg, Tenn, and Mr.. C. D. Hous-
ton of Nashville, Tenn, prominent
visitors to Ocala yesterday morning,
en- route to Crystal River, where they
have business interests, were enter
tanned at a bird breakfast yesterday
by Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Anderson at
their beautiful suburban home 4sMaro-
wood"
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson are charm
ing entertainers and their hospitality
yesterday gave unalloyed pleasure to
their guests. The appointments of
the table were particularly lovely and
the breakfast was temptingly prepar-
ed and attractiveIy served.
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Miss CIarkson Hostess at Auction
Misses Ruth Burton, Flossie Byrd
and Aldegerte Peach, who are visiting
Miss Helen Brown, were compliment
ed this afternoon from 8 to s o'clock
with most charming auction party,
given by Miss Ellen Clarkson.
The trio of young ladies have been
the recipients of several social favors
during their visit and that of this af-
ternoon was one of tie prettiest of all.
The reception hall, drawing room and
library Of the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. II 3. Clarkson, the hostess
parents, were attractively decorated
with roses, violets, pansies and ferns.
Miss Brown and the honorees re-
ceived informally and after the guests
has been served to punch IN the recep-
ton hall by Mrs. Eta Robinson and
Miss Anna Mcdowell, they found their
places at the eight card tables by
pretty taIlies.
Home made candies were on the
tables during the games and after the
several interesting progressions a
tempting salad course with hot choc-
olate was served. The hostess was
assisted during the afternoon by her
mother and Miss Frances Rowley. The
prizes were dainty crepe de chene
boudoir caps
The guests present to enjoy Miss
Clarkson's party were Misses Burton,
Peach, Byrd, Brown, Nellie GottHeb,
Mary and Anna Mcdowell, Ruby Gis-
sendaner, Hester and Marion Dewey,
Kathleen Jackson, Mary Burford,
Bette McIver, Eugenia Fuller, Gertie
Peyser, Minnie Stovall, Edith Will
Jams, Doris Murray, Josie Bullock,
SusieIu Ellis, Adele Bittinger, Ethel
Crosby, Janet Weathers, Frances
RoWley, Annie Atkinson, Mrs. w. v.
INewson, Jr., Mrs. r. N. Dosh, Mrs.
Herbert Lattner, Mrs. G. B. Aver,
Mrs. /. F. Bennett, Mrs. H. G. Dozier,
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. j. r. Walters.
Mrs. ID. M. Smith was hostess to the
regular Wednesday afternoon tea at
the Country Club today. The pic
turesque links were well dotted with
enthusiastic golfers and though We'd
nesday is ladies' day, several men
made the rounds and enjoyed tea,
sandwiches and cake informally with
the ladies late in the afternoon.
Mrs. O. Brownell OF Live Oak, field
agent Of the good roads association,
was the guest OF Mrs. G. Carmichael
while in the city. Mrs. BrowneH was
appointed by Mrs. w. S. Jennings.
federation president, state solicitor
for good roads under the auspices OF
the Federation of Women's Clubs.
She is woman of culture, a fluent
speaker and is widely known in wom-
ans clubs throughout the state
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmichael has as
their guests for dinner last evening
Mrs. Brownell, Mr.. F. e. Foote, Of
Jacksonville, and Mr.. j. D. Rooney
Mr.. Foote il special agent and lee
turer of the good roads association
and Mr.. Rooney is treasurer.