The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-28

Miss Bullock Hostess to Dance Hon
ing Visitors
A beautiful event of this evening
is the dance at which Miss Music
Bullock is entertaining from to $50
O'Clock, honoring her two lovely visit
ors, Miss Sophie Burkhim of Gaines
vile and Miss Lorayne Beville Of St.
Petersburg.
The home of the hostess is advan-
tageously arranged for dancing, the
rooms all opening en- suite, and for
this pleasant occasion the entire low
Ell floor was decorated with a wealth
of Christmas greens. The lights
were shaded in red and holly and
mistletoe adorned the chandeliers.
Miss Bullock, Miss Burkhim and
Miss Beville, wearing attractive pink
dancing frocks, received informally in
the drawing room and standing with
them were Messrs. Harold Meade,
Lagrange Sistrunk and Jim Rentz.
Punch was served from the aIcove
on the stair which was transformed
into an inviting retreat. A canopy
of red and green ribbons, the ends
of which terminated in clusters of
holly, covered the bowl which was
presided over by Mrs. ]. D. Robert
son, Mrs. George Bitch and the hos
tess sister, Mrs. T. S. Trantham of
Tallahassee.
A string orchestra furnished the
music for the many dances and dur
ing the evening tempting salad
course VIII be served.
Assisting the hostess in entertain
ing her guests, numbering nearly
hundred, are her mother, Mrs. r. B.
Bullock, Mrs. E. L. Carney, Miss
Josie Williams, Mrs. j. H. Strunk,
Miss Mae Stein and Miss Sidney
| Harold.
Miss Bullock is at all times a
charming hostess and her party will
be numbered among the loveliest of
the holiday season.
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Holiday Dance Given by the lingo
II Club
Il At the Woman's Club last evening
the lingo Club entertained at beau
tiful holiday dance, the affair proving
one of the most enjoyable of the
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| The club was artistically decorated
the Yuletide features being continu-
ed. Needham's orchestra rendered
program of delightful music for
twenty dances and several extras.
Punch was served by Misses Louise
Spencer and Theo Beckham and at
intermission sandwiches and coffee
were passed.
Among those present were Misses
Mildred Warner, Mildred Groman,
Nellie and Theo Beckham, Mildred
Essex, Louise Spencer, Ethel Hay
craft, Ethel Beasley, Elizabeth and
Meme Davis, Gladys Martin, Sarah
Pearl Martin, Mildred Woodward,
Onie Chazal, Callie Gissendaner,
Lois Dame, Theo and Gladys Wallis,
Virginia Sistrunk, Annie Pope Eagle
ton, Alice Sexton, Agnes Burford,
Sue Moore, Annie Moorhead, Leslie
Jackson, Sidney Perry, Louise Sand
ers, Caroline Harriss, Messrs. Jim
Rentz, Holmes Walters, w. M. Mar
tin, Carlton Erwin, Wallace Davis,
Tom Pasteur, Luther Mershon, Rich
ard Stroud, Joe Borden, John Chazal,
Robert Connor, Duncan Mcdonald,
Clarence and Rosco Meffert, Sam Bur-
ford, Hugh Geiger, Frank Harris, AL
bert Martin, Norman Horn, Robert
Clarkson, Welsh Dewey, John Bats,
Robert Hall, Leroy Bridges, Fred
Stringfellow, Carlisle Izlar, Rea Fer
guson, Joe Blalock, Cameron Cams
by, John Tarver, Wayne TenEyck,
Carol Blalock, S. Wilson, H. H. Bass,
E. B. Copeland, Charles Duval, Will
lam Avery, John Lucius, William
Stroud, LAGRANGE Sistrunk, DR.. and
| WIS. 4ldIIy VdiISIo, WI. c1llu mis-. ".
FL. Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Taylor
and Mrs. Maude Horn, the latter
ehaperoning.
Miss Mary Mcdowell delightfully."-
entertained the Tuesday auction club
this afternoon at its weekly meeting.
Forming the two tables of players
were Misses Hope Robinson, Hester
Dewey, Ellen Clarkson, Marion Dew
ey, Nellie Gottlieb, Rosebud Robin
son, Kathleen jackson and Dorothy
Schneider. A pair of silk hose was
awarded for top score and after the
games a lunch of creamed turkey,
peas, cheese on toast, olives, sand
witches and tea was relished.
Mrs. ]. B. HERS is i'll with grip at
the home of her sister, Mrs. w. V.
Newsom and on account of her illness
she and Mr.. HERS and sons had to
defer their trip to Jacksonville.
Mr.. L. w. Ponder has returned
H from a visit TO his parents in Or