The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-04-03
social calendar for Easter Week


Easter Monday is a day devoted to
children's pleasures and several egg
hunts will make the afternoon happy
for a large number of tots, among
them being the Episcopal Sunday
schools annual party at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Cullen.
TuesdayDMiss Helen Brown viii en-
terrain the Tuesday afternoon auction
club which viii be the first meeting
since Ash Wednesday.
The reading club will meet with
Miss Janet Weathers at o'clock.
Miss Hester Dewey viii be hostess
to the young ladies' auction club, en-
Pertaining it on Wednesday afternoon
instead of Friday, the regular club
day. Her party will be compliment
to her visitor, Miss Beatrice Vein
eckie of Jacksonville and the guests
will include the club and several other
friends.
The Thursday two-table auction
club will meet with Mrs. N. Hickman
at the regular time. At $3.50 o'clock
Thursday Miss Janet Weathers will
entertain at auction for Miss Bessie
MacKay a bride-elect. The card
players will be joined at 5 o'clock by
number of the hostess married
friends.
Friday Dickson chapter, Us D C.,
will meet with Mrs. B. A. Weathers
at o'clock. The study class will
meet at the Woman's Club at 3:15.
Easter Party for Methodist Sunday
School
This afternoon at the home of Mrs.
E. P. Rentz the primary department
of the Methodist Sunday school was
given an Easter party by the teach
| ers.
The party was on the porch, unique
and clever1y carried out in detail.
After all the children, in the neigh
borhood of one hundred, had arrived,
each was directed to go to the bank,
large box with an opening cut in
the bottom, over which the word
"Bank" was written, and get their
purses filled with money, which con-
sisted of one disk of every color.
Next they were directed to get their
money" ready to go to the Nickel
1 odeon, room where magic lantern
slides were shown. They next We're
told to go shopping for their refresh
ments, cakes and fruit ade. This was
accomplished by their giving disk
of the same color as that decorating
the booth from which they wished to
purchase. After the refreshment
money was gone they still had some
left and were told to go TO another
store, to buy souvenir. Here were
as many packages as there were child
rem. The souvenirs were baskets OF
Easter chickens and eggs. As then
purses were now empty and the aft
ernoon was nearly gone, they were
told to go to the postoffce, booth
similar to the bank, for their mail
They all received Easter cards.
Making the party such complete
success were the following teachers
Mrs G. w. Martin, superintendent
Miss Susie Erwin, Miss Nan Brooks
Mrs. S. w. Igou, Mrs. L. A. Snow
Miss Carrie Deem and Mrs. J. W
Crosby, superintendent cradle rol
and Miss Martha Kate Rentz, secre
tary.
Mr. Charles Duval, the smart young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Duval, wa
host last evening to motion pictur
party given as farewell compliment
to Mortimer Goodwin, who with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Good
win, left today for his home in Chi
cage. Recently Mortimer entertain
ed at a weekend houseparty a
Woodmar and the guests last eve
ming included the boys and girls o
the house party, namely: the hos
| Misses Callie. Gissendaner, Louis
| Rentz, Meme Davis, Messrs. Norma
Horne and Mortimer Goodwin. Mr.
Dnval accompanied the crowd to tn
| Temple and when the party returne
she served tempting refreshments.
III
II Miss Bessie MacKay has as he
fortnight guest Miss Frances Arnol
of Newman, Ca Miss Arnold will ais
Visit Miss Janet Weathers for a for
Knight before returning home, whic
will be after the Taylor MacKa
nuptials on May 4th.
I Rally day services with picnic din
: ner will be held tomorrow at the Bal
!: fist church at Blitchton. Among tho:
8 who will attend from Ocala will
I. Rev. and Mrs. Bunyan Stephens, D
: and Mrs. E. Van Hood, Mr.. and Mr.
& R. L. Anderson, Mr. R. L. Anderso
I Jr, Mrs. w. A. Coin, Miss Mar
: Gates, Miss Marguerite Porter al
Z Miss Eunice Marsh.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rheinau,
: have rented the j. NJ. Neeley home
8 North Lake Weir for May and Jun
Z with the refusal of July, if their ne
: lake home is not ready for occupan'
: by that time.