The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-10-20

social afternoon enjoyed with needles
and merry conversation. Mrs. Harley
served delicious refreshments at the
conclusion of short business session
at the close of the afternoon.
Miss Lancaster Entertained
Miss Dorothy Lancaster entertain
ed last evening at delightfully."- in
formal 500 and rock party. The guests
were received in the drawing room by
Miss Lancaster, who wore a lovely
pink net evening dress over pink silk.
After chatting awhile with the charm
ing young hostess, the guests were
invited into the living room, where
there were four tables arranged for
the players. After playing these in
teresting games for two hours, the
card tables were laid with lovely lace
and embroidery covers and delicious
salad course with waters and cake
and ice tea was served by Mrs. Lam
caster, assisted by Mrs. Mershon.
During the evening Miss Lancaster,
who is brilliant pianist, played sew
eral numbers, which were thoroughly
enjoyed.
Miss Marguerite Moore and Miss
Messett entertained number of their
friends last evening at a very lovely
little party at the home of the former
on North Magnolia street, in comp1i-
ment to Miss Katie Richardson of
Clearwater, S. c., who has been the
guest for the past month of her sister,
Mrs. Ella Gregory. The guests arriv-
ed at o'clock. The evening was
pleasantly spent in playing various
popular games until at IL o'clock de-
licious ice cream and cake was serv-
ed by the hostesses, assisted by Mrs.
Moore's mother, Mrs. John Moore.
Enjoying this pretty party, which was
in the nature of farewell affair, for
HAioo RiSHdIuSOA IL ICdNiHS III d Lew
days for her home, were Misses Re-
becca Counts, Nora, Louise, Olivia
and Irene Tofaletti, Ethel Moore,
Helen Jones, Ella Gregory, Mrs. Nc
Ateer, Messrs. Roy Samson, Wilbur
Counts, Travis Collier, Hugh Geiger
and Gordon Moorhead. The home was
deliberately decorated in cut flowers
and ferns and in every way Miss
Moore's guests had a most delightful
evening and reluctantly said good
night to the little hostess and honoree.
Miss Winnie Hunt returned today
from her visit to the San Francisco
Exposition and New Mexico. Miss
Hunt has had most enjoyable trip
but is glad to be home again, and her
friends are all very glad to. see her.
Mrs. Mae Bingham, who accompanied
Miss Hunt, has stopped in Jackson
vile to visit her mother and daugh-
ter, but will probably be in Ocala
sometime soon.
Following the Scruggs-He Hendricks
wedding rehearsal this evening, Mr..
and Mrs. T. r. Hendricks will enter
tain at a buffet supper at their home
in Jacksonville. The guests for this
occasion will include members of the
wedding party and few intimate
friends.
A notice of. the meeting of the
Presbyterian study class was receiv-
ed by the Star thru the postoffice yes
terday, but too late for publication
All such notices should be telephoned
to the society reporter, as early in
the morning as possible.
Miss Ophelia Gray of Lakeviev
avenue, will go to Tampa this morn.
ing by boat to attend the golden an.
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Mills OF
Tampa, at the Country Club. Miss
Gray will be the guest of Mrs. w. II
jackson of that city.-St. Petersburg
,'Hmes.
Miss Gray formerly lived in hi:
city an dis a charming and popular
young lady.
The following invitations ISSUED
by the officers of the popular Jingc
Club yesterday to their host OF
friends are most attractive and the
affair on Friday evening is being an.
ticipated with great pleasure by THEN
fortunate friends:
Carlton Erwin, Richard Stroud
Hugh Geiger, Joe Borden, John Tar.
yer and Duncan Mcdonald cordially
invite you to attend an informal
dance Friday evening, October 22nd
1915, $50 o'clock, Woman's Club"
The home department of the M. E
Sunday school will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Tobe
Brown in the first ward, and the sec.
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