The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-10
Mrs. Robertson Entertained at Auc-
ton for Miss Bullock

dLLEdCLiNS
ha avenue Mrs. J. d. Robertson was
hostess this afternoon to a particular
ly lovely auction party, honoring Miss
Josephine Van Bullock, bride-elect.
Throughout the spacious rooms
color motif of pink was developed
with pleasing effect, profusion of
roses interspersed with fern being
used. Bowls Of violent lent addition
al color.
Mrs. Z. l.. Carney met the guests
at the front door and in the reception
hall Mrs Robertson and Miss Bullock
received informally. Miss Marion
Dewey asked them to the library
where orange punch was served by
Misses Ruby Gissendaner and Ethel
Haycraft. The punch bowl was en-
bedded in pink roses and fern.
Six tables were arranged for auc
ton in the drawing room and places
at the tables were found by tally
cards adorned with brides. The auc-
tion prize was silk hose and to the
guest of honor was given beautiful
egret wing.
After the games shrimp salad,
pimento sandwiches, olives, waters
and coffee was served and during the
games mints were enjoyed. In enter
taining her guests and serving the
tOothsome salad course, the hostess
was also assisted by Mrs. Lanier Rob-
ertson and Miss Hester Dewey.
I'M
members of the unmarried set and a
recent bride and were Misses Bullock,
Music Bullock, Minnie Stovall, Gertie
Peyser Edith Williams, Doris Murry,
Virginia Sistrunk, Adele Bittinger,
Hester and Marion Dewey, Kathleen
Jackson, Ellen Clarkson, Dorothy
Schneider, Nellie Gott1ieb, Ruby Gis-
sendaner, Mary Burford, Mary Nc
Dowell, Eugenia Fuller, Ethel Crosby,
Lucille Robinson, Annie Atkinson,
Mrs. Eta Robinson and Mrs. Harry
Walters. Mrs. R. B. Bullock and Mrs.
G. E. Ahearn joined the players for
refreshments.
Pictures of the babies that won
prizes in the last Better Babies con-
test will be sent shortly to the Wom-
ans Home Companion to be publish
ed with prize winners from other
states.
Mr.. Lucius Emerson of Fruitlan5
Park brought Misses Ellie and Minnie
Tremer of Belleview up in his car tc
attend the minstrel performance al
the Temple last night.
Judge David S. Williams is home
from visit to Captain Alfred of Port
Inglis.
Mrs. W. W. Hampton of Gaines
vile, spent several hours in Ocala to-
day en- route to. Tampa to visit hel
daughter, Mrs. C. D. Dennis, former.
ly Miss Minna Hampton.
Mr.. Charles B. Woodrow of New
= York City has arrived for his annua
winter visit to his brother, Mr.. D. S
Woodrow and wife.
Miss Annie Davis has opened hel
cottage at Lake Weir for an indefinit,
stay. She has as her guest Mrs
Fanny Collier.
Mrs. Clyde Moxley, who has beer
the guest of Mrs. Joe White since
leaving the hospital, returned hom,
today.
Mrs. H. S. Cummings, Mrs. w. A
Goethe, Mrs. L. H. Thomas, Mrs. T
B. Bryan, Miss Bertha Morrison anC
DR.. Roseborough of Rodman wer,
visitors spending today in the city
Mrs. ]. c. Smith, cousin of the frs
four ladies, joined the party for din
ner at the Harrington.
During the illness of their mother
Mrs. L. H. Pillans at the hospital, lit
lie Misses Cora May and Ethel Thay
Pr Pillans are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and. Mrs. J. L. Smith a
hartel.
Mrs. Lee Miller expects to come III
rom Whitney next week for brie
Tisit to her mother, Mrs. S. A Stand
ey