The Ocala evening star., 1915-04-17
Seniors Delightfully."- Entertained

Inc Initial Social event ia bAAC SCA
les which is to enliven the closing
weeks of school for the seniors was
given last evening by the president
and secretary of the graduating class,
Miss Margaret jackson and Mr..
Welsh Dewey, who entertained the
members of the eleventh grade, the
high school teachers and a dozen boys
in compliment to their nine class
mates at the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Jackson.
Progressive games were played at
twelve tables and the rooms In which
the tables were arranged were charm
ingly decorated, the class and school
colors, the former green and white
and the latter black and gold, being
artistically developed with roses, mas
turtiums, vines and pennants. Scores
were kept on green and white PEN
nant tallies marked with O. Ill. ).
When the totals were compared at
the close of the games it was found
that Miss Vivienne Eycleshimer and
Mr.. Richard Stroud had won the
greatest number of games and as a
reward for their skill Miss Eycle-
sinner was given three pretty crepe
de chene handkerchiefs and Mr..
Stroud a necktie.
As the guests arrived fruit punch
was served from green and white
basket on the veranda by Misses
Rosebud Robinson and Beatrice Vein
ecke. On the tables during the games
was divinity and fudge and later ice
cream and cake was served, the ice
course and divinity further carrying
out the class colors.
Miss Jackson and Mr.. Dewey were
assisted in entertaining their guests
by Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. j. R. Dewey,
Misses Hester and Marion Dewey and
Kathleen and Leslie Jackson.
Present to enjoy the delightful
party besides those already mention
ed, were Misses Dorothy Schneider,
Ruby Cappleman, Olivia Toffaletti,
Nan Brooks, Susie Erwin, Messrs.
Sam Burford, Alfred MacKay, John
Bats, all of whom are seniors, and
Misses Martha Kate Rentz, Lillian
Thompson, Kathleen Spencer, Marie
Burnett, Sydney Harold, Marion and
Dorothy Long, Katie Mae Eagleton,
Ruby Fausett, Mabel Aiken. Louise
Sanders, Messrs. James Hill and
Westlake Ho1linrake, juniors, Messrs.
J. D. Mcdonald, Hugh Geiger, Pierce
Rentz, Wallace Davis, LAGRANGE Sis
trunk, George Davis, Homer Small,
! Albert Harris, Joe Borden, E. F.
Copeland, Robert Clarkson. Carol
Blalock, Olaf Zewadski, Carlton Err
vim, Leroy Bridges, Harold Meade
Prof. and Mrs. w. H. Cassels, Misses
Catherine Scott, Tommie Alternately
Carrie Deem, Mildred Groman and
/ Mary Lee Hill.
Mrs. S. A. Marshall has concluded
an extended visit to her sister, Mrs
Henry Livingston and is now in Ma.
con, Ca, the guest of relatives. Be
fore returning to her home in Youngs
town, O., Mrs. Marshall will visit il
Kentucky.
Mrs. E. H. Mote of Leesburg is th'
guest of her sister, Mrs. William
Hooker. Mrs. Mote will return home
tonight and Monday will leave fol
Atlanta.
II Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Muncaster ant
two small sons, formerly of Ocala, ar
now residents of Columbus, o. Mr.
Muncaster travels for Berry Brother
of Detroit, and his territory take
him from Pennsylvania to Illinois, in
cluding West Virginia, and from Gin
cinnati to Duluth.
. Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Combs are Wis
itors to Ocala, arriving yesterda,
from Steamboat Springs, Colo. The
have rooms with Mrs. B. T. Perdue.
Mr.. William Anderson, who ha
been in Ocala for several weeks, hav
ing accompanied his mother hom
from Bridgeport, Conn.,, sailed yester
day from Jacksonville for New Yorl
From there Mr.. Anderson will retur
to Bridgeport, where he has spler
did position with a boat building cor
cern.
Il Miss Marguerite Porter is the love
" weekend guest of Mrs. B. v
Blount in Jacksonville.
II Mrs. L. W. Duval and little daugI
ter have gone to Leesburg to Wis
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Efrd
II Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Gross an
nephew, Master Alfred Blakely, hav
Il returned from Clearwater, where fc
II a week DR.. Gross assisted the Metl
odist minister of that city in cor
Quoting a revival. He was joined b
his family the first of the week an
before returning home they made
= brief visit to st. Petersburg.
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