The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-29

1t was Carlyle who said: ''To re-
member one worthy thing how many
thousand unworthy things must one
be able to forget"
Misses Livingston Entertained for
Misses Dean
introducing their lovely cousins,
Misses Helen and Dorothy Dean of
Gainesville, Ca, who will spend the
next few weeks visiting in Ocala,
Misses Catherine and Mary Harriet
Livingston entertained at charming
party last evening at the attractive
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Livingston on Wenona street.
Their guests included the members of
the unmarried set and few married
friends.
The spacious lawn and residence
was aglow, the former being lighted
with dozens of japanese lanterns and
the latter very artistically decorated
with wealth of flowers against a
background of greens. The hostesses
heavy rain of the afternoon inter-
posed: however, seats and rugs were
placed at intervals ON the lawn and
as the moon shone brightly, many
availed themselves of the delightful
retreats to spend few minutes in
conversation.
Possibly the largest camphor tree
in the city is at this home and last
evening it formed a most beautiful
canopy for the punch table which was
presided over by Miss Lois Livingston
in japanese costume and Mr.. Laurie
Iz1ar.
Mrs. W. w. Harriss. greeted the
guests on the broad veranda and at
the front door Mr.. and Mrs. Living
ston received, extending a warm well
come to all. Mrs. Livingston wore a
most becoming gown of silk.
The receiving line was formed in
the parlor and Mrs. E. L. Carney in
troduced the guests to those compos-
ing it, who were the hostesses, the
honorees and Misses Stella Camp,
Caroline Harriss, Mabel Meffert, Beu-
lair Whitney, Messrs. o. B. Howse,
Earl Hall, Bernard Koonce, Leslie
Anderson. Albert Harriss, Edward
Green, Robert Whitney and William
Christian.
Miss Livingston wore a charming
creation of pink brocaded charmeuse
and lace. Miss Mary Harriet Living
ston looked lovely wearing white lace
with bodice draped in green chiffon.
The pretty honorees were lavishly ad-
mired in their evening dresses, Miss
Dorothy Dean wearing lavendar chif-
fon accordian plated and Miss Dean
pink satin, embroidered in pink and
white rosebuds.
The large library and dining room
were thrown into one long room by
double doors and there ten tables
were placed for cards. The veranda
was converted into a ball room and
stationed at one end of it on the lawn
was colored string orchestra, which
furnished enhancing music through
out the evening. Cards and dancing,
at all times a welcome diversion, on
this occasion were enthusiastically
enjoyed by the guests until twelve
O'Clock, an intermission being taken at
eleven only long enough to relish an
ice course which was served by three
of the hostessess' younger sisters.
Enjoying Misses Livingston's beau
tiful party besides those receiving and
assisting were Misses Catharine and
Mildred Pyles, Rexie Todd, Avalee Ed
wards, Virginia Sistrunk, Nina Camp,
Margaret jackson, Alice Long, Mar
ion and Dorothy Long, Hester Dewey,
Gladys and Theo Wallis, Franklin
Harvey, Blair Woodrow, Martha
Kate Rentz, Annie Pope Eagleton,
Lois Dame, Ruth Rentz, Sarah Pearl
Martin, Margaret Wade, Ethel Hay
craft, Gertie Peyser, Sue Moore, Ada
Sanders, Blanch Whaley, Messrs. Tom
Pasteur, j. d. Mcdonald, Hugo McIn-
tosh, Fred Meffert, Leroy Bridges,
George Looney, Robert and Pat An
derson, Carlisle Izlar, Sam Mathews,
Joe Borden, w. B. Gallagher, frankie
Harris, Lagrange Sistrunk, Wayne
TenEyck, Charlie Chazal, Mel Fer
guson, Whit Palmer, Carlton Erwin,
Clarence Meffert, Luther Mershon,
Harold Meade, w. M. Martin, Welsh
Dewey, T. d. Lancaster, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. Lloyd and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
E. Johnson.
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Miss Blair Woodrow and her Wis
itor Miss Franklin Harvey of Charles
ton, S. c., were guests last night of
Miss Martha Kate Rentz They re-
turned to Lake Weir today and were
accompanied by Miss Rentz who will
visit Miss Woodrow and Miss Eloise
Henry.
The young ladies' auction club will
meet Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
with Miss Adele Bittinger.
Misses Catherine and Mildred Pyles
win leave on the 18th for Pablo tc
visit Mrs. Ion Farris of Jacksonville
who has taken a cof+aOa fhare for thx