The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-30

Guiding Misses Ruby and Pearl Ray,
Miss Mabel Meffert, Mr.. Carl Ray
and Mr.. Norton Davis. After the
dinner the party viii attend Coburn's
minstels at the Temple.
Mrs. Scott, Honoree
Mrs. E. L. Scott of Birmingham,
Ala, a charming young matron who
viii on Sunday conclude holiday
visit to Ocala relatives, was the in
spiration this afternoon for lovely
informal auction party given by her
sister-in-law, Mrs. j. Fl. Taylor. The
pretty courtesy gave pleasure to the
following ladies who were guests OF
Mrs. Taylor: Mrs. Scott Mrs. Law
renee West, Williamsport, Pa, Mrs.
w. K Zewadsk Jr., of Tampa, Mrs.
E. B. Cade, Washington, Ca, Miss
Bessie Braswell, Kingston, N. c.,
Misses Virginia Mayo, Mary Burford,
Margaret and Mamie Taylor, Mrs. w.
D. Taylor, Mrs. Edward Holder, Mrs.
Charles Rheinauer, Mrs. E. L. Car
ney, Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs. w. S.
Bullock, Mrs. L. M. Murray and Mrs
D. B. Mayo.
There were three tables of auction
players and the ladies not playing
enjoyed chatting together.
/ During the afternoon fruit salad
course with coffee, cake, almonds and
candies was served. The hostess was
assisted in entertaining by her moth
er, Mrs. G. S. Scott.
A**
Silver New Year Tea
Combining its regular monthly sill
yer teas of December and January,
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
! byterian church will give New Year
tea Friday afternoon and evening at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Hern-
don at the manse. All members of the
j congregation and their friends are ex-
tended cordial invitation to attend.
Judge and Mrs. w. S. Bullock have
returned from Tampa, where they
enjoyed Christmas with their daugh-
tiers, Mrs. C. v. Miller and Mrs. G. r.
Mexican.
Mrs. T. G. Fletcher and three chill
, dren, who have been visiting her
brother, DIR. E. G. Peek and family,
! have returned to Williston.
Il =
: Mrs. /. v. Stevens, who has been
5 i'll with grip, is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Taylor and
daughter are home from Christmas
visit to Mrs. Taylor's sister, Mrs. 7.
i j. Nixon, in Tallahassee.
~
Mr.. D. T. FELTON, has returned to
his home in Barlow after spending
Christmas with relatives in this city
and at Williston. Mr.. FELTON, will re-
. turn to Ocala Saturday to drive back
: his car, which on account of the
: rains he had to leave at the home of
; his brother, DIR. E. G. Peek.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. HERS and two
d sons left today in their car for Miami
e going by Jacksonville.
% DIR. Charlie Howard and Mr.. Harold
K Miller, who were guests for Christ
g mas of the formers brother, Mr.. E
d M. Howard and family left today fol
i. Miami to spend few days before re
turning to their home in Champaign
ID III.
e. Mr.. E.. M. Finch returned yester
IS day from his Christmas visit Il
i. Montgomery, Ala. Mrs. Finch vii
remain with her parents in Montgom
" cry until about January 10th.
is The Star is glad to say that Mis-
NJ Marguerite Porter, who sustaine
painful injuries from fall yesterday
is much better today.
-s- Mrs. Charles Muncaster fand sons
G. IGSluGuCS VI Clllo C1tys al
he in Jacksonville on visit to the fol
of mer's parents, Col. and Mrs. w. I
Is. Kay, arriving today from Columbu
Ohio.
of
m Little Miss Lucy Camp Armstron
to who has been the guest this week {
err her aunt, Mrs. I. f. Bennett, WI
m. leave Saturday for her home in 81
lu- vannah.
cir
EN- Saturday the first golf tourn'
rs. ment for this season will be begr
.rd at the Country Club. The trophy Fl
the tournament was given by Mi
Ennily Stotesbury and only men w
ted participate.
las
Mr.. B. A. Weathers Jr. will CO
clude his holiday visit home the la
ess of the week, leaving Saturday mig
en- for New York.
the
ar CIR. Charles A. Reeves of Ocal
spent Christmas here, with frien
and relatives.-DeLand News.