The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-15

runners with dollleS TO match and cen
tered with a great bowl of sandwiches.
On the edge of the bowl were perched
saucy little bluebirds. The guests were
served to pineapple salad with mayon-
aise, cheese balls, asparagus tips and
iced tea. Enjoying this pretty affair
were Misses Mary Harriet Livingston,
Blair Woodrow, Martha Rentz, Mamie
and Sara Gross, Rexie Todd, Stella
Camp, Halle Lancaster, Catherine
Livingston, Caroline Harriss, Mabel
Meffert, Elizabeth Davis and Onie
Chazal.
Complimenting her charming sister
in-law, Miss Lillian Cook, Mrs. Fred
Cook entertained fifteen of her friends
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
sewing party. The guests were seat
ed on the veranda and for an hour
dainty fingers twinkled in rhythm with
merry conversation, making the time
pass all too quickly. Then a guessing
contest on the "Bishop of Oxford
Bibles" kept the guests pleasantly oc-
cupied while the refreshment course
of fruit salad, waters, sandwiches,
iced tea was being served. After re-
scores in the guessing contest were
counted and Mrs. J. NJ. Gross for her
proficiency was awarded a handmade
handkerchief with tatting border.
Mrs. Cooks guests were Miss Lillian
Cook, Mrs. Lester Lucas, Mrs. j. r.
Moorhead, Mrs. II. A. Kramer, Mrs.
J. A. Bouvier, Mrs. ]. NJ. Gross, Mrs.
NJ. A. TenEyck, Mrs. c. E. Simmons,
Mrs. c. L. West, Mrs. L. Z. Yonce,
Mrs H. A. Davies, Mrs. ]. w. Akin,
Mrs. w. E. Smith, Mrs. J. T. Thomas
and Mrs. R. (. Yonge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Henderson of
Lynne spent yesterday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson and family
have just returned from a fortnight's
stay at Salt Springs, where they went
especially for the benefit of Mrs. Hen
derson, whose health has not been at
all good. She is greatly improved
from her outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Yonge held a
family reunion at their home on last
Sunday evening in honor of their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Yonge and family of Jackson
vile, who have been their guests for
several days. This charming home
affair included every member of the
Yonge family in the city and their
guest, Mr.. Chamberlain of Jackson
vile. A magnificent dinner did honor
to the occasion and as a family affair
il was one of the very happiest.
Mrs. Fred Cook, Miss Lillian Cook,
Mrs. Lester Lucas, Mrs. l.. E. YOnce
Springs this morning for a splash
party and picnic dinner.
Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Herndon and
family will arrive tomorrow afternoon
from Cleveland, Tenn. Rev. Herndon
is the new Presbyterian minister and
with his family will be entertained by
Mrs. George Campbell for several
days prior to moving into the manse,
which has been entirely renovated for
their reception. Ocala will extend
cordial welcome to this excellent fam
lily who are coming to make their
home among US.
The L. H. and F. NJ. S. will held it's
monthly meeting Thursday afternoon,
September 16, at A o'clock at the resi-
dence of Mrs. G. S. Scott. Members
are urged to be present.
Miss Katherine Henry who has been
spending all summer with relatives
in various sections of Virginia, went
over to Roanoke, Va, today to join
her friend, Miss Katherine Scott, and
be her guest until some time next
week, when both young ladies will re-
turn to Lake Weir, in time for the
opening of the high school in this
city.
Miss Blair Woodrow has as her
guests, Miss Ludie Smith, Messrs.
Anderson and Wyley Burford, for
few days at Woodmar. They went
down to the lake this afternoon ex-
pecting to return Friday.
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Miss Irma Blake will go to Dunnel-
lon tomorrow for a short visit to her
aunt, Mrs. Bob Sanders, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Roess and
family left this afternoon for a ten
days stay at their pretty bungalow
cottage at North Lake Weir. This
pretty home has just been completed
and is one of the most conveniently ar
ranged and comfortable of the many
new homes on the lake side.
Miss Lois Dame will leave on Sat
urday for ST. Augustine where she
will enter the convent for the ensuing
winter. Miss Dame will be accom-
panied by her mother, who will spend