The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-13

Adam Lindsay Gordon.
Informal Party for Miss Taylor
Honoring her sister-in-law, Miss
Margaret Taylor, Mrs. J. II. Taylor
was hostess at A O'Clock this afternoon
to an informal porch party. Miss
Taylor leaves next week with the
Delta Delta Delta sorority of Stetson
University for an extended trip thru
the west and into northwest Canada,
and probably will not return to Ocala
until Christmas, as she expects to go
directly to her school duties in VAL
dosta at the conclusion Of her trip.
The guests on this occasion included
only the most intimate friends of the
honoree and among them were three
former popular Ocala young ladies
whose marriage has made them resi-
dents of other cities. The gathering
of the friends at the home of the
charming hostess and her mother Mrs.
g. s. Scott, proved to be one of the
happiest events enjoyed by the guests
this summer.
Conversation and fancy work were
the pleasant diversions An ice course
was relished, Mrs. W. D. Taylor and
Mrs. Scott assisting the hostess in
serving.
Spending the afternoon with Mrs
Taylor and Miss Taylor were Mrs G.
H. Ford, Misses Mamie Taylor, Meta
Jewett, Virginia Mayo, Mrs E. B.
Duncan, Mrs. J. f. Chace, Mrs. j. w
Talley, Mrs. H. A. Waterman, Mrs
C. H. Lloyd, Mrs. C. E. Winston, Mrs
w. d. Taylor, Mrs. G. R. Mexican of
Tampa and Mrs. Mallory Liddon of
Jacksonville.
Miss Wessie Herring Of Plant City,
who with her mother and sisters is
summering at Lake Weir occupying
the Bradford cottage, has as her
guest Miss Mickey of Birmingham.
Misses Catharine and Mildred
Ocala and vicinity for a few days
to visit Mrs. Ion Farris for a fort
night.
Mr.. E. K. Nelson and son, Mr..
Robert Nelson, arrived yesterday
from Tampa to transact business in
Pyles leave Thursday for Pablo Beach
Mr.. Robert Nelson, who is a former
popular Ocala boy, is a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Sistrunk.
$50
The young ladies' auction club will
meet with Miss Hester Dewey Satur-
day.
Mr.. Arthur Hodge has returned
from visit to his sister, Mrs. Horace
Burton at Arcadia.
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Miss M. j. Owens, who has spent
some time past with her sister, Mrs.
John Marshall Martin, has gone to
her country home near Ocala. Miss
Owens was accompanied by her neph-
ew, Mr.. Marshall A. Martin, who will
be her guest the remainder of the
summer-Florida Metropolis.
Mrs. Claude Gates OF Marathon,
who is spending some time with her
father, Mr.. E. C. Smith, is the guest
of Mrs. Hester at Lady Lake for
few days, going down last week.
Miss Elizabeth Suber, of the ladies'
department of Franks store, expects
to leave next week for Louisiana to
visit friends for fortnight or longer.
Mrs. Cook and two children of Fort
Mccoy are guests of Mrs. Cooks par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Tarver.
Mrs. S. L. Patterson and daughter
Miss Annie Lester Patterson, and
Miss Sue Barco have arrived from Mi
ami and are occupying the Barco
home on North Fort Harrison avenue.
Clearwater Sun.
A wedding of wide interest was
solemnized Saturday in Orlando when
Miss Ethel May Dickson, lovely
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Dick
son, became the bride of Mr. Robert
B. Brossier. The wedding took place
at the home of the brides parents and
was witnessed only by relatives and a
few most intimate friends of the con-
tracing parties. After a honeymoon
spent in Florida, Mr.. and Mrs. Bros
sier will return to Orlando which city
will be their home, Mr.. Brossier be
ing one of the owners of the Orlando
Reporter-Star.
Six members of the Tuesday auction
club and Mrs. L. p Wilson and her at.
tractive guest, Miss Catharine Nc
Nab, who substituted for absent mem
bers, spent two and a half hour;
most pleasantly this afternoon tht
guests of Miss Mary Mcdowell. This
two tables for auction We're placed OF
the piazza and the prizes for top scor,
were pretty crepe de chene handker
chiefs. At the conclusion of the sew
eral progressions, sandwiches, ice te;