The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-02-20
Reception for Rev. and Mrs. Dodg,


Mrs. w. H. Dodge Tuesday night
from until II o'clock at the home of
Mrs. J. C. Connally.
In the parlor pix roses and ferns
were used in profusion, and here the
guests were received by Mrs. Emily
White, Mrs. Archie Stein and Rev.
and Mrs. Dodge.
A very attractive musical program
was rendered during the evening, the
program being in charge of Miss
Laura Brownfeld.
Mrs. e. S. Alexander received the
guests at the door, including the
members Of the church and their
friends, who had this pleasant oppor-
tunity of meeting Rev. and Mrs.
Dodge Metropolis.
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Mrs. D. NJ. Smith has returned from
her visit to Tampa. She saw most
of the Gasparilla festival, and had a
| most enjoyable time.
In compliment to OcaIa's dis
tinguished visitor, Miss Anna Bar
rows, Mrs. j. C. Smith and Mrs. L. A..
Gable had as their guests for lunch-'
con today at the Japanese tea room,
Mrs. G. r. Tydings, president of the
Woman's Club, Mrs. w. T. Gary and
Mrs. r. E. Anderson. Luncheon was
served in the attractively appointed
dining room and the menu included a
1 variety of deliciously prepared dishes
temptingly served. The courtesy to
Miss Barrows was delightful treat,
mutually enjoyed by guests and hon
Gree
i DR. r.. g. Peek will spend Sunday
with Mrs. Peek and their daughter at
1 Lake Butler, where they are guests of
relatives for few days.
MIR: and Mrs. L. 4. Edwards of Ir-
wine came to town in their big car
| yesterday afternoon, to take home
their pretty little daughter, Miss
Ruby, who is a student of our high
school, and makessher home with Mrs.
Arch McIver Miss Ruby was accom-
II panied home by her school mate, Miss
Mamie FAINT.
Mrs. Jessie Bishop, who has been
on the sick list for several days, is
4 better today.
4 Miss Louise Booze, teacher in the Nc
Intosh school. came home for a week
end visit last night.
The opening of the Woman's Ex-
change and Japanese tea room yes
terday and today was accorded q
warm welcome by the general pub
lie. The proprietors, Mrs. j. G.
Smith and Mrs. Il. A. Gable, ia pro-
noting the enterprise are giving to
Ocalans an opportunity to enjoy ad-
vantages which otherwise would be
denied them. The fancy work and
cooking departments are carrying an
excellent line of articles and, no doubt
the inviting rooms ard delightful To-
cation along with the other attrac-
! tons viii be the occasion Of many
congeniaF parties assembling to spend
an hour or longer pleasantly. a bevy
of pretty school girls, wearing japan.
ese kimonas, assisted at The opening
serving tea, coffee, chocolate and waf.
!. ers. They were Misses Avalee ant
3 Margaret Edwards, Stella and Carte
r Camp, Gladys Osborn, Katie Mae
Eagleton, Fern Bell, Ella May Rivers
Kathleen, Portia and Carrie Spencer
Mrs w. K. Zewadsli returned thi.
afternoon from visit of a week t.
her sons and daughter in law, Mr. ane
Mrs. w. K. Zewadski, Jr., and Mr.
, Guy Zewadski, in Tampa.
Mrs. ]. C. Smith will be hostess t,
: the Presbyterian sewing circle Mon
day afternoon and she will entertain
: her guests at the Japanese tea room.
Mrs William Hooker leaves tomor
J. row for Tampa to visit her brother
5 Mr.. John Hansbrough and wife, for ]
few days. She will be accompanied b,
> her sister, Mrs. e. H. Mote, of Lees
], burg, who will join her en- route.
) Mrs. r. G. Camp win entertain a
!. an informal dance Friday evening a
n the Country Club, complimentary t
: Miss Jean Austin.
Miss Mary Mcdowell. who is en-
?, joying a fortnight visit in Tampa, ha
g concluded her visit to Mrs. Loui
d Savarese and is now the guest Q
e Miss Georgia Berger.
Mrs. w. v. Newsom leaves tomor
row for Jacksonville to visit her pal
= ents, Mr.. and Mrs. As. TX. Taylor fo
: several weeks.
! Five pretty Japanese maidens wer
on the streets today. They represent
I ed the team ro0m and woman's ez
change, and were Misses Katie Ma
) Eagleton, Gladys Osborn, Stella an
s Carita Camp and Fern Bell.
I. Misses Grace Willard and Juanit
n Lyle and Mr.. Earl Lyle are visitor
to the city today
r. Miss Kittie Nelson and Jasper Me
n son, who have been visiting the
rs brother, Eugene Nelson in Ocala, fC
the past three weeks. returned HON
as Wednesday afternoon. Coleman iteI
o. in Sumter County Times.
f. In the argument before the Agatl
Re n1.1dot, erosxa&xr- 1v<,.4 ,.J.,.v EcFTsl. IL