The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-07
W. c. I. L. Silver Tea


II W. c. I. L. Silver Tea
To afford their friends a delightful
opportunity to contribute financially
to its cause, the Ocala ". c. T. u
J held a silver tea from / 70 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at the spacious
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Bullock.
/ The rooms We're adorned attractive
| ly with cut flowers and in the absenc,
from the city Of Mrs. Bullock, Mis-
Music Bullock made a gracious host
ess, assisted by Mrs. G.. W. Martin
and Mrs. George Rentz. The musical
program arranged by Mrs. Martin
was rendered as published and in ad-
| dition to that excellent treat. Miss
Minnie f. Neal of Jacksonville, state
present, gave most interesting talk
in her attractive manner.
| As the guests arrived fruit ice was
served by Mrs. L. +. BlaIock and Mrs.
G. c. Shepherd and later fruit salad,
sandwiches and ice team was enjoyed,
Misses Gladys Martin and Irma Blake
assisting in serving.
The attendance was small on ac-
count of the unsettled weather but
all present enjoyed greatly the aft
ernoOn. Miss Neal was introduced
by Mrs. T. E. Bridges, president Of
the Ocala union.
Miss Jean league of Lady Lake
passed through the city this after
noon en- route home from attending
the summer normal in Gainesville.
|
Miss Genevieve Redding of Jack
sonville is again the lovely guest of
her grandmother, Mrs. f. J. Redding,
arriving today from a visit to rela-
tives and friends at BrooksvilIe and
st. Petersburg.
Miss Margaret Wade of Fayette-
vile, n. c., the attractive guest of
her cousin, Mrs. Eli A. Osborne, is a
semi-invalid for a few days, the re-
suit Of an automobile accident. Thurs
day afternoon Mr.. Carl Ray and Miss
Wade motored to Martel, the former
going on business. When crossing
from a by-road to the main road the
car hit a stump, hidden by fennels,
and the force threw Mr. Ray heavily
against the steering wheel and Miss
Wade against the windshield, break
ing it. Fortunately the car was going
slowly, otherwise Miss Wade would
not have escaped with only the few
face scratches and bruises that she
received. Except for being considera-
bly, shaken up, Mr.. Ray escaped in
jury.
Mrs. J. c. Jackson left Thursday
for a visit of several weeks to rela-
tives in Fayetteville, n. C. She was
joined in Jacksonville by her son, Mr. !
j. c. Jackson, Jr. of Okeechobee, who !
went to North Carolina to accompany
his wife home next week. En- route /
to their South Florida home, Mr.. and !
Mrs. Jackson will make short visit
to relatives in this city.
Little Miss Mildred Crosby is visit
ing Miss Marian Meffert at Lake
Weir, going down this afternoon.
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After brief visits to Miss Caroline
Harriss and Miss Hester Dewey, Miss
Onie Chazal has returned to Wood
mar.
Miss Lydie McDoughal will arrive
in about ten days from Gainesville,
Ga, to visit relatives and friends
until the opening of Columbia Col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sanders re-
turned to their home in Dunnellon to-
day after a short visit to Mr. Sand
er's sister, Mrs. G. w Martin. Their
talented daughter, Miss Mamie Ruth
was a contestant in the
grand gold medal contest last night,
and today she accompanied the other
contestants to Oxford, where tonight
they will repeat the entertainment of
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Anderson and
sons and niece, Miss Ludie Smith,
were supper guests yesterday of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. J. Roess, who are tenn
porarily sojourning at Lake Weir.
Mr.. Herbert Martin reached home
yesterday afternoon from Auburn.
Ala, to spend a week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Martin Mr.
Martin, who is taking a post graduate
course at the A. p. l., and at the
same time assisting in the state lab
Oratory, is coaching a class in junior
chemistry and his duties as teacher
with his laboratory work curtails his
to a week to the regret of
his host of home friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Wartmann Of
Citra enjoyed a stay of several days
AZ this beach this week.-Atlantic
Beach notes I'm MetrOpo1is